N
1
,
I'
3Tk
-
flilllon,
liriitii
Ik
lltiriutbv's
mo
1
1
K-rounUnl.
He
was
faeed
r'
11.
iiliimfdum
that
he
could
1
ti
'ld
hu
job
by
rtitrtiMiaj
n
in
I
he
leilUir,
or
m,.-
nhvioii
wilir
of
a
"f
Ihe
rleeUirate
in
that
u-nry
and
nd
hi
inrrvlc
-iincll.
hol(M)
widch
Mr.
Brown
n...e
I
undoubtedly
a
cuur-..no
He
ha
4odd
I"
"i
1
be
wider
field
of
public
a
tt.e
expene
of
his
weekly
"ie.
We
hall
haiard
tin'
-
Hiai
thoae
members
of
the
-ip;il
council
mIio
seek
civic
-
,il
lite
nel
elrclntll
Will
w
whal
the
voter
Hunk
of
1.
"ii
toward
Mr
Browne
INDIANS
OF
NAAS
RIVER
WILL
MEET
PREMIER
KING
HERE
N-erinl
to
Daily
New
MN'
OLM
II.
Oct.
4.
A
delega-
1
.ienenhng
the
Naas
Hler
'
.oi
(-enervations
Is
planning
;
-til
h
petition
lo
lit.
Hon.
I.
Market!
lie
King,
premier
'
..'..Kin,
when
he
visits
Prince
'
mi
October
13
with
n
view
"Naming
11
nHtlgfaelory
sellle-
'
on
tlio
land
question.
V'
important
uweting
uf
dclc-
from
the
reserves
was
1
li'
i,.
recently.
Mr.
O'.Meara.
I'unl
repi'eenlntivc
ot
Hie
Ka
tribes,
was
present
and
ned
the
progress
of
negolla-
-
with
Ihe
government.
It
ileei.icil
to
eonlinue
Hie
ef-
-
'"wards
a
settlement
sal
iy
to
the
ludinns.
LAUNCH
NAAS
RIVER
TIES
UP
AT
AIYANSH
Siic
nil
to
Daily
News
MVANSII.
ooi.
t.
-
Henry
"''oi".
who
arrived
here
recently
fl
m
prinre
llupert
with
rreighl
"
ii
i'ieugers
on
bis
new
boal,
(
as
lliver
hm
I
nl.
I
Hu,
r
ril
ft
Itn
.........
.
Hie
winter
here.
He
hopes
lo
1111
service
between
here
and
u'c
Hnperl
nexl
year
on
a
reg
serious
erino
Mcloe
n
situation
requiring
a
Alld
rarelene
by
nun
irioal
uoltef
in
handMag
the
Janet
Smith
murder
cae
in
Van-
router
i
held
,Jy
author
I
He
to
bate
aided
be
murderer
to
make
gid
hi
escape.
Some
iiiembeiM
of
the
Igin-
lalure
aUo
declare
that
boot1g
ging
H
practically
unchecked
lhroifrh"ii
Hie
prtiviiirp.
BIG
TENDER
ESIEYAN
HERE
FROM
VICTORIA
Qovernment
Steair.er
Will
Spend
a
Month
In
Northern
Waters
Doing
Heavy
Work
The
big
liniuiiiiiMi
government
iglitlmiixe
li'inlcr
hXevan.
Capl.
Harry
llilimi,
arrived
at
Dishy
Uland
yexlcnUy
afternoon
from
Vii'iona
and
will
iHnd
a
monlb
n
loeal
walern
prforming
heavy
work
anooig
the
aidx
to
liaviga-
mii
While
Hie
llalevan
i"
here,
be
Newinglon
will
all
end
lo
the
noil
out
of
Victoria
having
al
ready
gone
muIIi.
The
Klevan
arrietl
fnmi
Dig-
hy
Ulaiul
at
11.30
llii
morning
4iid
lied
up
at
Ute
(i.T.I1.
wharf.
Capl.
Kvaii
i
in
command
of
be
Newinglon
relieving
(pl
Harry
Ormiton
who
has
been
called
ashore
at
Victoria
on
ac
'ouni
f
Jli
J
Urini'lon
k
eerious
illnesi.
ODLUM
MENTIONED
FOR
MINISTER
IN
OLIVER
CABINET
VAN'i:ll
T.H.
Del.
I.
ietieral
Vietor
odloim
publisher
of
the
Vaiirouver
Slar.
1
inentioiied
ax
i
poHoihle
member
without
Kir-ollo
111
Ihe
Oliver
cabinet.
It
i
nown
al-o
that
the
friend
of
an
Mackemie
have
leen
urgiiu
hal
fie
be
made
Hie
cabinet
re-rentalive
of
Vniicaoiver.
It
if
oiible
that
no
apHin(mcnt
will
.e
loaiie.
World
Series
Baseball
Opens
With
Win
For
New
York
in
Twelfth
WASHlMiTON.
Oct.
.
H
look
three
extra
innings
to
decide
the
opening
game
or
Ihe
World
Series
here
litis
afternoon
between
the
Washington
Senators
and
New
York
liiauls,
the
score
when
the
game
finally
did
end
alter
Hie
twelfth
inning
being
lo
I
in
favor
of
tJia'uts.
Scoring
once
in
Hie
second
and
fourth
innings,
the
(Haul
got
off
lo
a
good
slarl
before
Ihe
Senators
had
a
mark
on
Hie
score
lnl.
In
llieir
end
of
Ihe
sixlli,
however,
Hie
home
team
pui
n
nrsi
man
across
me
piaic
ami.
in
(lie
ninth
inning.
Iwd
Ihiugs
up
Iwo
all.
New
York
scored
two
in
me
iweiuu
uuu
"
lainnioii
Waller
Joliiioii
and
llaroiil
tuiiq
compnseo
uie
neuaiors
ballery
with
Arthur
Nehf
and
Harry
Howdy
for
the
(Hants.
The
score
by
innings
was.
I
:
,
o
7
o
hi
11
1.
Vew
York
...
0
I
0
I
0
0
0
0
0
t)
(t
2
t
Washinglon
.
0
0
0
0
0
I
0
U
10
0
l-i
New
York
made
II
hils
and
om?
error;
Washington,
in
hils
and
one
error.
OLD
COUNTRY
FOOTBALL
SCOTTISH
LEAGUE
Division
I.
Aberdeen
I,
Alrtlrieonlims
2.
Hauiiltnii
r..
Cowdenhealh
I.
Hearts
2.
Motherwell
2.
Kilmarnock
2.
Third
Lanark
-.
Norton
2,
Falkirk
0.
U,
I'sl'ark
0.
Patrick
TbislleO
lliiitb
II,
?
Ayr
fulled
'
m
.liilinslono
I
Dundee
.
Si
Mur
iiei'iH.i)
BELLA
COOLA
WHARF
John
Cunie,
local
contractor,
lias
been
awarded
Hie
contract
for
the
new
Dominion
govern
ment
wharf
at
Hella
Coola.
It
will
cost
about
1
0,00(1.
main
The
new
road
lo
conned
with
this
wharf
will
be
built
by
Itoberlson
Pros.,
Vancouver
con
tractors.
It
will
cost
about
6T,
000
and
Is
being
built
by
the
provincial
department
of
public
wm-ks.
work
will
start
1111
din'
!
v
BOSTON
GRILL
'.alaliv'
Library
25
Parl.ainen,
Building.
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
with
newly
laid
dancing
rtlllUUiaiiw
I
floor
for
hire.
Suilable
for
Service
4
dances,
banquets
and
wedding
Anywhere
at
Anytime.
4.
parlies.
Stand
Royal
Hotel,
3rd
Ave.
PRINCE
RUPERT
For
rales,
apply
to
Boston
and
6lh
SL
drill.
Third
Ave.
MATT
VIDECK,
Prop.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
Phono
457.
YOI
XIV
NO.
231
IMUNCti
IlLTKHT.
II.
Cr
SATL
IIDAY.
OCTOHEIl
i.
l2i.
r..t.ro,i
cirt.i.t.oi
1.773.
IMIt
!,
4St.
PRICE
FIVE
CENT'S.
TEN
MILLION
DOLLAR
RUM
RUNNING
The
Hrilanit
.1
ruphy.
the
blue
ribbon
claMc
oi
Hie
nr.
lias
been
awarded
lo
A.
J.
Cobham.
famous
llritisb
airman.
The
piiEe
is
presented
each
year
by
the
Hoyal
Aero
Club
"for
Ihe
most
meritorious
performance
in
the
air."
Prince
Paying
Holiday
Vistt
to
Vancouver
is
Cheered
on
VAXGOUVKH,
Oct.
i.
The
I'nnre
or
Wales
arrived
here!
over
Hie
Canadian
National
Itaiiway
at
ten
o
clin
k
last
night.
Only
Mavor
Owen
and
the
member
of
the
city
council
were
111
j
Ihe
slaliou
lo
welcome
him
lo
Hie
city.
He
drove
in
the
mayors
car
lo
Hie
Hotel
Vancouver
where
a
large
crowd
outside
and
in
the
rotunda
cheered
lustily.
The
Prime
repeatedly
raised
his
hat
while
rapidly
crossing
the
rotunda
to
Hie
elevator.
RING
NEW
YORK
WON
FIRST
CAME
WORLD
SERIES
BASEBALL
IN
TWELFTH
MING
Rum
Running
Conspiracy
Found
by
U.S.
Prohibition
Agents
When
Half
Million
Dollar
Cargo
Seized
NEW
YOIIK.
0.1.
I.
Prohibition
officials
chum
Hial
lhc
.
ml
11
gigantic
Aiiglo-Anicri'nu
rum
ruiiuuiK
ronpira-i
1111II1011
dollar
involved
when
lliey
lowed
into
Hie
hai
-'e
British
steamer
Frederick
11.
with
a
crew
of
28
men
inn
.v"tnen
miller
mi
tinned
guard
wilh
a
half
million
dollar
r
hiiior
altoard.
live
government
agent
made
Hie
capture
after
bargaining
ion
t-n
of
whiskey
from
Hie
vessel-
mailer.
wiyiiif
"in
therefor.
111
the
United
Staler.'
"
Iiiihim
ami
i.aiiaila
are
I'd
01
Hie
conspiracy,
the
f
I
lie
federal
fnrrea
de-
FRANK
A.
BROWNE
AND
HIS
COUNCIL
Victoria
Liberal
Paper
Saya
His
Action
a
Courageous
One
1
1
,
I
trow
ne.
Huriuby's
le-(
in
the
legislature,
.
...
-
1
:
1
linen
hip
municipal
1
..f
that
riding
thai
he)
ONE
POLICE
FOR
WHOLE
OF
PROVINCE
Scheme
Advocated
by
Some
Members
of
Legislature
at
Victoria
VltriOhTA,
Oct.
I.
Thai
the
liii,ll
create
a
provtneial
to
afletirt
'Ihewtlmi
of
bore
to
HoMca,
lir
.
i..ward
the
end
of
,Pm
,,w
w'
UP
b"
.v.
Mm
Victoria
TliHe..i',-'",,'re
earl
in
the
MMme
..oiniAlion
i
filed
and
'
th
b"l"'r
of
lwllrs
pal
Irwi.Hrer
ha
b-HiT
!
Hiat
the
fallur
1-.1
In
rail
for
aMdlrlloN
,,rin?
'
Jm-I
the
perpelra
;tor
of
he
Limitation
of
Armaments
Gets
Nearer
Realization
as
Result
of
Step
at
Geneva
Conference
OKXKVA,
Oct.
i.
The
Council
of
the
League
or
Nations
previous
to
adjournment
la?t
night
adopted
reolulitins
whereby
in
preparation
for
next
year's
conference
on
the
reduction
of
armaments
the
league'
o"iiirmnnu'iit
commission
may
be
transferred
to
a
commission
of
co-ordinations.
This
commission
will
consist
of
representatives
of
all
states
having
seats
in
the
council,
Iwo
members
earn
from
the
economical,
financial,
and
transit
organizations
of
Hie
league,
six
military
and
naval
experts,
two
members
or
employees
and
two
of
the
workingmen
group
.
-nr.
;
of
the
international
labor
bureau
KING
HUSSEIN
'
HAS
ABDICATED
Has
Held
Mecca,
Holy
City
Islam,
Agalns;
Warring
Trltesmen
CAIKO.
Oct.
1.
King
Hussein;
of
the
Hedjas,
who
has
been
hold-
j
"
ing
the
holy
city
of
Mecca
against
,
"T
"
warring
tribesmen,
lias
aWicate,!.'
rrum
aceonling
to
advices
received
"r
here.
,
VICTOniA.
Oct.
4.
Fleporls
Mea
is
the
reputed
birth-'
ttia
Uip
Vancouver
harbor
board
place
oUie
prophet
.Mohammed,
l)as
harbor
lolls
on
f
odmerjLlJif
MoWunedan
re-
iwr
cargoe
lo
sijct
JiQ
estent
ligion.
andls
aimTTyfFfrW
"BJj
,,a
hquor
snipments
will
be
thousands
-of
pilgrinvs.
It
is
Hie
driven
away
from
Vancouver,
will
aim
of
every
true
Mohanuneoan
ut(t
investigated
by
Premier
to
visit
Mecca
at
least
ing
bis
life.
Arrival
at
Hotel
and
Inside
PRESS
ASSOCIATIONS
of
once
dur-
ANNUAL
MEETING
AT
VANCOUVER
PROCEEDING
VANCOl
VKH.
Oct
1.
L.
I).
Ne.-bitt
of
Hie
Hassano
Slar
has
been
elected
president
of
the
A1-.
berta
Press
Association
a!
I
lie
l
annual
meeting
of
that
organi
and
feveral
jurists.
The
commission
will
hold
its
first
meeting
in
(Seneva
on
November
17
lo
eo-onlinale
preparations
for
Hie
eonferenee.
INVESTIGATE
HARBOR
TOLLS
Oliver.
"If
it
is
as
reported,
liquor
cargoes
will
go
through
other
ports
as
a
result
of
the
heavy
charge
of
t
lie
Vancouver
Hoard
and
it
will
reduce
the
tonnage
of
that
port
considerably,"
be
asserted.
FISH
PRICES
HIGHERTODAY
The
whole
eighth
floor
of
Hie
hotel
lias
been
reserved
for
the
j
ration
Iiebf
in
conjunction
witnovee
Hundred
Thousand
Pounds
.
.
t
I
...
1
kiIInn
II..
-II
1
...
.
,
1
i
I
I
.
UV
III
HU'
llfjai
iiiii
uc
"ill
and
in
Ottawa
on
Ocjober
U
and
PARENT-TEACHERS
!-
occupy
the
same
apartments
nnd!,
ine
same
neu
niai
11c
usei
wocii:
previously
in
Vancouver
on
September
2S,
HMD.
I
No
entertainment
or
functions
4
have
been
arranged
as
the
Prince
specially
desired
t
lie
visit
tu
be
regarded
as
in
formal
and
in
the
nalcre
of
n
liolitlav.
;
The
Itinerary
The
complete
Itinerary
of
the
Prince's
visil
has
not
been
nr-
ranged
but
be
has
agreed
to
be
I
in
Toronto
on
October
15
and
lf
18.
lie
Is
considering
invitations
lo
visit
New
England
as
well
as
Chicago
and
Detroit.
The
Prince
leaves
Sunday
morning
for
Victoria
where
he
will
remain
unlil
Tuc.vlay
infill,
dining
with
the
Lieut.
Governor
Monday
night.
He
leaves
Van
couver
fur
Ihe
east
Wednesday
morning,
arriving
at
Winnipeg
October
10
ami
remaining
one
day.
GIVE
CARD
PARTY
.,41
KILLING
CATTLE
TO
STOP
DISEASE
HOUSTON,
Texas,
Oct.
I.
Nearly
WOO
caltle,
about
one
fourth
of
which
were
pure
blooded
slock
valued
at
1
75,000
were
shot
and
killed
south
uf
here
yesterday
in
an
effort
to
eradicate
foot
and
mouth
disease.
.
INTERESTING
ARTICLE
ON
PRINCE
RUPERT
BY
F.
S.
WRIGHT,
EDMONTON
Copies
or
the
monthly
maga-
line
"Hood
lloads."
edited
by
F.
by
the
Prince
llupert
Parent
-
of
the
city
and
surroundings
are
Teachers'
Association
in
Hie
Mel
-ropole
Hall.
There
were
sixteen
tables.
Piif.e
winners
were
as
follows.:
Whist
Ladies'
first,
Mrs.
A.
Iv
arson:
ladies'
consolation.
Miss
Wealherhead;
men's
first.
Fred
Pyle;
men's
consolation.
Job
11
Ilremner.
Bridge
Ladies'
first,
Mrs.
W.
S.
Fisher:
consolation.
Miss
S.
A.
Mills
men's
first,
William
Millar:
men's
consolation,
W.
D.
Vance,
ne(relnncMs
wee
-ic.v.'il
shown
and
Ihe
article
is
well
written.
Hood
lloads
is
the
official
or
gan
ol
(he
Edmonton
Automobile
and
Hood
lloads
Association.
ALASKA
CANNERY
AND
SALMON
BURNED
JUNEAU.
Oct.
1.
The
cannery
id
Hie
Alaska
Consolidated
Canneries
was
destroyed
by
lire
here
yesterday
wilh
H5.000
cases
of
salmon.
The
loss
is
eslimnted
in
sinn.oon.
Hie
British
Columbia
and
Yukon
In-...
vnei.itiiins.
The
meeting
In
Hie
returning
sentiment
Mr.
McLeod
heartily
concurred.
He
thanked
the
president
for
the
good
wishes
expressed.
S.
W
right,
formerly
or
this
city.
were
received
last
night
by
Ihcj
hoard
of
Hade
along
will,
a
tet-t
PRINCE
GEORGE
TO
ter
rrotn
.Mr.
w
ngni
urawing
ni-
(cntion
to
the
article.
Thej
photos,
and
material
for
this
were
provided
by
the
Hoard
and
A
very
successful
bridge
ami
the
article
was
written
by
Mr.
whist
drive
was
held
last
evening!
Wright.
Several
good
pictures
MAKE
SPECIAL
TRIP!
C.N.Il.
steamer
Prince
George,
Capl.
Harry
Nedden.
on
arrivnl
here
from
Ihe
south
this
evening,
will
be
withdrawn
from
regular
service
but
is
to
make
a
special
trip
lo
Vancouver
lomor-1
I
nMj
1
uoo
ami
any
passengers
niai
oiut.
1
She
will
start
loading
the
salmon!
tomorrow
morning
and
should
get
away
some
lime
in
the
afternoon.
The
Prince
llupert.
Capl.
l.
Donald,
will
replace
the
Prince
Arrive
Prom
Banks
J
it
ulln.lo.l
ami
important'
'
The
situation
being
business
is
being
transact.Nl.
II
s,"ik,
i-
or.in.i
th.il
it
will
a.liourn
Cold
Storage
and
halibut
settled
at
the
being
tonight
following
the
election
or
none
too
idenlifuJ
prices
were
on
!
,he
risP
al
t,le
1
Kxc,,anffp
tl,M
all
oflicers
morning.
American
arrivals
all
"
igol
well
over
16c
and
7c.
while
HOPES
MR.
MCLEOD
WILL
!
-Zi
BE
PROMOTED
BACK
HERE
-1
ii.
I
bad
23.500
pounds,
and
Hie
Can-
5S'ora
J.
W.
Scott,
president-or
the
Hoard
or
Trade,
last
night
refer-1
'"."
Vn",'1
K"llPy,
"
f"r
,he
red
lo
Hie
fac
that
S.
J.
McLeod.-V?m
".,,al
former
president,
was
leaving
Iho
v
""-
,1
.
,
....
Arrivals
ami
sales
at
Cliy.
lie
iiuucii
niai
vi-i;
uun,
change
were
as
follows:
this
city
would
make
such
,iro.
that
Mr.
McLeod
would
re-
gress
,
.
.
1...,.
Kaale.
r-
So.OOO
lbs.,
nt
Hie
Ex-
10.2c
ceive
a
promouon
ock
iu
t-nuvc
.
I
,
.
HUM
il'.
iu
1
lie
mijui
r
i9ii
iu.
uiki
Atlin
Fisheries.
Eureka.
3,200
lbs.,
nt
1
0.3c
and
7c,
to
the
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storaee
Co.
Valorous.
D.000
lbs.,
nt
16.6c
and
7c
to
the
Booth
Fisheries
Canadian
Co.
Canadian
'
Inex
II.,
5.500
lbs.
and
Selma
7.000
lbs.
at
ll.lo
and
8c
to
the
Canadian
Fish
&
Odd
Storage
Co.
Fisher.
4.000
lbs.,
at
11.5c
and
7c.
lo
the
CatliwlWn
Fish
A
Cold
Storage
Co.
Kouyosii.
.5.500
lbs.,
at
tl.oo
-
1
ll.
11
.11.
Vl
1
ip
10
uie
ikioiii
risuerit's
Point
May.
2.000
lbs.,
at
13.5o
and
7c,
lo
Hie
Hoyal
Fish
Co.
BOAT
AT
10
O'CLOCK
C.N.Il.
slcnnip
Prince
George,
Card.
Harry
Nedden.
Is
due
to
ar-
Prince
George
in
the
regularly
Irom
Viineonvnr
at
10
o'clock
coast
service
with.
Hie
sailing
for,
ltd
eveninic.
The
vessel
had
a
Vancouver
via
Svvanson
Bay.
j
number
of
nassenaers
for
Ihe
Ocean
Falls
and
Powell
lliver
nt
!caihound
train
which
will
be
m'.UMirh'
t'xitht.
'
i.'l
I
a.
her
rrij,l.