25
iiiini
-
d
ii
and
C
in
an
i
1
ii
ii
i
TAXI
and
Ambulance
"-"vice
Anywnere
i
l.oUuln,
Stand
Royl
V
Uht
VOL
XIV,
No,
250,
RlnLL
JUI111
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MATT
VIDECK,
r.v,-
IS
ALL
RIGHT,
N
it
slenmer
Jrmce
Jolin.
Neil
McLean,
arrived
in
f-1
1
.
.
i-t
J
y
liefure
uiidiilghl
lasl
She
hail
a
lame
passpu-and
considerable
frciglil
i
TtiiO
rases
of
salmon
'
I
ukmoii
May.
I
.Lilni
i-ould
have
eonllnueil
In
dole
to
Stewarl
and
Any-'
preiiaintions
had
already
li'aile
for
the
sending
of
Ihe
Hunerl
I
hen',
it
at
first
1
g
lu'eii
feared
thai
Ihe
John
k'
nut
of
I'ommissiou.
The
l
nrcordingly
is
doing
Ihe
linn
run
today
and,
return-1
ate
tins
evening,
will
sail
1
Vancouver
it
hour
late.
'
was
announced
this
aflernoon
I
t
he
Prince
lluperl
will
not
'
e
ft
uit
the
south
Saturday
iif
Hint.
ronseiiieutly
,
I
here
1
)
le
no
sailing
south
thai
lie
Orlnen
Jnlm
tLill
rosimie
i
'e
with
Ihe
next
regular
iriluled
nailing
for
Stewart
and
cv:x
on
Wednesday,
October
StL
DEWDNEV
election
IS
UNDER
PROTEST
vHTOIlfA,
Oct.
:'3.
-Maxwell
mini
,i.,r,...
i
...i
.ii.i..
i
i.i
'cwdney
riding
filed
a
wril
in
supremo
court
here
protest
-
IIU
III..
t
1
V.II.....
"
ei-i.llil
III
.1.
,1,
""u
on
leciiuical
grounu
oi
'''Kiilarltlea
on
Ihe
recounl.
M's
I-
0.
Harris
ami
children
'
Islclnn
r.iillfiifnl,.
nrilveil
;il
iiii.i
....
11..
..
.
1
.1...
UK
IIL
llll
I
III
I'I'llll'l.
.11,1111
Vill.
.
..
.
.'lis
i,.
I'
,
nn
MUKCIIIIOrK
M,h
whom
they
have
been
vlsll-"I
Watun
Illver.
Tliev
will
...II
.
.
o
on
tiie
Prince
lluperl
loiilgbt
'ie
noulh.
Mrs.
Van
Valken
l,,r
will
visit
for
n
.
Mi
ln
V.
.
11
'If
.11-
tams
Kkrfnla
nitaiinl
Arf
I
IIIIIII
1
1
1
V
B
nM
111
1
ll
111
II
II
il
il
I
L
IT
Howevar.
With
Sndlna
of
utufar
iU
Urm
of
Hie
ae
which
Large
Boat
to
Anyoi
and
Stewart
hating
been
delayed
for'
..
.
i
ii.
p
..I.
i.
......
n
lit
lliowiting
Miiranre
io
ti'
iiu"
oi
-iuu
grallou
ofllcers.
LIQUOR
VOTE
IN
ONTARIO
Electors
Casting
Verdlot
Today
on
Question
of
Prohibition
or
Government
Sale
TOIIONTO.
tcl.
?3.
Whelher
II
will
be
prohlbillon
or
modera-(fou
i
the
nil-absorbing
ipie.slion
in
Ontario
today,
(ioodly
numbers
id
the
two
million
men
and
women
who
are
entitled
lo
vote
on
the
ipiestion
are
going
to
the.
polls
lo
cast
their
verdict
one
way
nr
the
oilier.
The
plebiscite
I
to
decide
whether
the
Ontario
Teniperniire
AH
of
lll
restrirl-inir
Ihe
lesal
sale
of
liiliioi
lo
1......
nil.
Ia
.iiiuiiltlles
oil
mm
SMITH
MURDER
BEING
PROBED
Vancouver
Weekly
Has
Article
Charging
That
Money
Being
1
Used
to
Shield
Qullty
The
rurrtol
iiuniler
of
the
Saturday
Tribune
edited
by
J
S.
:owper.
formerly
editor
of
'he.
Prince
Ituiierl
Daily
New,
lias
ai
front
passe
eililorial
article
en-'
.tilted
"Mas
Money
Heeu
Led
to
Chinese
Released
from
Prison
Hush
110
tin
Murder
of
Jaiiplj
Sentences
by
Chief
Justice
jSinilh"
In
il
the
writer
draw,
Hunter
attention
to
Ihe
obvious
fact
that'
1
the
faiuiliarily
of
the
murderer
VICTOIUA.
Oct.
23.
Failurelwilh
the
Maker
Home
narrowed
;
iug
mi
uogioit
in
me
of
,,P
(.r,,,,,,!,,,,,
0
insert
the
.men
deinralely
spat
in
wur,,,
f
Chinese
origin"
in
..f
Mi-
Ilbgbin
and
the
ri,,,,-,,,.
(,f
fraudulent
entry
inlo
u,i-
Hial
the
cnide
had
to
q,,,,,.
preferred
again!
Choitg
-ii
ihe
'
.-i;as.
jllHtis
aud
nine
hUuHjlbtome
,ih-
"
"
"
der
the
Chinese
itumiuratioti
el
led
to
the
"Hashing
of
conviction
ami
prison
lends
ngainl
Ncrused
yesterday
in
Ihe
Su
preme
Court
under
Imbra
cor
pus
lilolloil.
Chief
Justice
Hunter
held
thai
proof
of
Ihe
allegation
of
na-
down
the
cop-
of
the
inquiry
to
a
limited
circle
of
susprct.
He
say
further:
"At
the
present
moment
name
of
members
of
Ibf
younger
and
ftiore
drookeu
of
Miaughuessy
lpinhl
social
leaders
are
being
spoken
of
wherever
people
meet.
They
are
demanding
that
an
iiu
ipjiry
he
mtadc
inlo
an
alleged
"party"
held
at
the
scene
of
the
murder
on
the
night
prior
In
the)
announcing
of
the
killing
of
the
girl."
The
arliele
aslo
says:
l
sel
aside
enressl
for
I
life
l"-rieni
irau
aooui
ii,
of
Chinese
origin.
1
1,1
"I'inion
or
Ihe
great
pub-
The
ndease
of
the
accused,
lic
wbich
I
wrought
up
over
llii
fr.....
P..iniHinii.
ieinnie.1
I
hem
'
dastardly
mtirder.
Ihe
whole
not
vet
Jane
miiiiii
inuroer,
taken
up
of
her
oil
pump
being
landed
in
Canada
and
I
hey
will
be
"Uicidc.
with
oil
from
a
dirty
returned
to
China
by
the
muni-
u--nle
has
uasiy
jiunai
ami
vcroici
smells
of
Money.
MUSICAL
CLUB
OPENS
SEASON
The
first
meeting
of
Ihe
season
nf
Ihe
Prince
lluperl
Ladies'
Musical
Club
met
yesterday
af
lernoou
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
lirnrge
Mryaul,
Fourth
Avenue.
Mrs.
D.
Iloss
was
in
charge
of
the
program
which
was
a
study
nf
"Madam
Mutlerfly"
by
Puccini.
An
outline
of
Ihe
opera
was
given
by
Mrs.
Iloss
mul
also
the
author's
biography.
Mrs.
Hubert
Ward
played
selections
fronv
Ihe
i
opera
on
the
piano
and
Mrs.
Ilonney
sang
Ihe
Aria.
The
secretary
reported
Ihe
club
lo
be
in
healthy
condition.
Four
'
"""
;.
.
'
"1.-0
...rvive
w,,l,m
lor,,,rriy
,pe"
,ncml
The
records
also
show
Ihe
101
s
'
'
r
"",
c""'
1,111
,,n'1
11
..
Vii
;.
V
...
(n
,,,r''
""IM"d!.lsfer
oc
Hiiruivi
11
win
'
....I.
her.,
me
now
Jt
mem
hers
comparatively
open
sale
al
government
dispensaries
as
In
ltril-tsh
Columbia
and
Ihe
most
of
Ihe
Canadian
provinces.
AGED
MAN
KILLS
Witt
ANU
StLY
IN
LOS
ANGELES)
I
LOS
ANOF.LF.S.
Oct.
23.--Ous-lae
Fwli.
aged
HO,
shot
and
killed
his
wire,
Leontine,
aged
71
here
lasl
night
and
(hen
killed
himself
according
to
Ihe
police.
The
aged
couple
are
said
lo,
have
relatives
in
Camilla.
1
Wll
us
Is
hii
nir
for
Juneau
011
the
CP.
It.
steamer
lomnrrow
in
answer
lo
a
call
by
wire
thatj
his
brother
Harry
Is
lying
tlan-1
n
r.mt.te
of
fircrously
HI
Ihere.
Mrs.
lMlIas
ouver.
iSr
1
ni-
going
in
all.
ROTARY
CLUB
TO
SEND
CONDOLENCE
TO
MRS.
DU
VERNET
The
Holary
Club
today
put
off
lis
regular
program
and
instead
made
Ihe
meeting
somewhat
in
Ihe
form
of
a
menrorial
lo
Archbishop
Du
Vernet.
A
letter
of
condolence
was
ordered
sent
to
Mrs.
Du
Vernel
and
family
and
and
it
was
decided
that
members
of
the
club
would
11I
lend
(he
funeral
in
a
body.
The
Archbishop
was
an
honorary
member
of
Ihe
cluli.
s
'r;iiv
of
a
claim
on
the
north
beach
lo
A.
11.
Ilobson,
purser
on
lie
S.S.
John.
QUIT
LISTENING
LONDON
MF.LFART.
Oct.
23.
The
new
radio
broadcasting
station
here
has
increased
the.
Dumber
of
Irish
amateurs.
Previously
I
hey
had
lo
tunc
in
on
distant
London;
now
Mel
fa
si
'
gives
then
nightly
a
program
of
Irish
flavin
including
Irish
music.
Heeeivim
sets
find
a
ready
market.
Mrs.
J.
L.
Marge
and
her
daughter.
Miss
Dorothy
Marge.
arrived
on
lite
Prince
John
last
jnlghl
from
Uneeii
Charlotte
City
They
will
sail
tonight
for
Van.
leouver
where
Mrs.
Marge
wilt
visit.
Miss
Marge
resuming
her
position
there
after
having
spent
a
vacation
at
Oiieeu
Charlotte
i
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
I'lUNCC
HUI'KHT,
H.C,
Tlll'HHDAY.
OLTOIJKIl
Ht.it.
oirci.t,,
1.771.
The
l'nnce
tf
Wales
.
here
seen
,i
nl.
s
a
id'ic
boy.
Willi
the
late
King
Kdwitrd
VII,
H
Q
leo
Alexandra,
graiidfallier
and
grandmother.
mid
'be
ate
Qnecn
Victoria,
great
grandmother.
Two
New
Companies
Formed
to
Extract
Gold
from
Sands
on
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
Charles
T.
Cabrera
who
was
the
engineer
in
charge
or
the
P.M.C.
Mines
Companies'
work
on
(iruham
Island
is
staying
al
Ihe
Hotel
Mupert.
He
arrived
last
night
on
the
Prince
John
and
is
on
his
way
eat
on
a
business
trip.
D.
l.
Willemar
or
Smilh-ers.
Ihe
assistant
manager,
is
in
temporary
charge
or
the
'company
properties.
'
r
,
Mr.
Cabrera
announces
Ihat
while
he
relaiW
his
interest
in
the
IMt.C.
Mines
Co.,
be
is
in
no
way
connected
with
Ihe
management
or
active
business
affairs
or
Ihat
company.
Two
new
corporations
will
:
commence
operations
on
Uraliam
wrt-irnnf
w
itr
i
t
in
Island
before
the
first
or
the
K
H
I
(
KIKAN
IS
ear.
Molli
of
these
companies
llLl
1
Vlllllill
1
IU
are
from
the
eastern
pari
of
the
Slates
and
are
composed
entirely
of
experienced
mining
men.
Among
the
placer
claim
owners
on
(iraham
Island
are:
Frank
L.
Tack,
a
well
known
Oklahoma
oil
operator.
His
claim
is
situate
on
Hie
east
coast
near
Cape
Fife.
,
Walter
Pinius.
a
prominent
real
estate
operator
of
Philadelphia,
is
the
owner
of
n
claim
on
Ihe
northern
coast
of
Groliam.
S.
S.
Williamson
of
Ihe
firm
of
Williamson
&
Williamson,
patent
attorneys
of
Washinglon,
D.C..
owns
a
placer
claim
jus!
,
i
members
were
admitted.
Ihree
of
,.,
f
Massed
IIOU-I
,
,
,
,
i
i
...
WORRIED
OVER
HALIBUT
DUTY
Wants
to
Handicap
Prince
Ru
pert
In
Order
to
Get
Busl-,
ness
Thore
Wort'
jonies
from
II.
e
south
I
that
a
movement
has
been
started,
emanihaling
from
Canada,
to
induce
President
Coolidge
to
eliminate
the
laritT
on
fish
says
the
Ketchikan
Chronicle
in
a
belated
issue.
This
is
lo
aid
the
Canadian
fisheries
which
are
competing
with
Iho
American
fishermen.
At
Ihe
present
time
the
Ameri
can
naiihiu
usneries
nave
an
advantage
of
two
cents
per
pound
over
Ihe
Canadian
boats
I'alk
at
Prince
llupert
and
Van
couver
was
that
alt
sorts
of
're
taliatory
measures
would
be
taken
against
the
American
fish-ermen
unless
Ihe
tarilT
was
wip
ed
out.
Such
talk,
of
course,
was
pure
bunk
and
it
failed.
Now
Canada
wishes
to
lake
a
new
course,
with
the
hope
of
deluding
the
American
government
at
Washington
by
persuasion
and
sweet
words,.
They
should
not
prevail
in
their
endeavor.
Prevent
Move
.Through
misunderstanding,
some
of
the
fishermen
opposed
'he
imposition
of
a
duty
on
Ihe
fisheries.
They
have
seen,
how-"ver.
Ihat
it
has
worked
to
Iheir
Vim
1
eiiPil
km
pag"
SiT1
dollars.
lrt
!
40
S
SIR
EDMUND
OSLER
LEFT
$4,000,000
Late
President
of
Dominion
Bank
Was
Wealthy
Man
Will
Filed
For
Probate
OTTAWA,
Oct.
23.
The
lale
Sir
Fdmund
Osier,
president
of
the
Dominion
Hank
who
died
recently,
left
an
estate
of
000,000
according
to
the
which
was
yesterday
filed
probale.
GOOD
CATCH
OF
AN
will
for
AMERICAN
SCHOONER
Foremost
Brings
In
70,000
Lbs.
and
Sells
at
20o
and
7c
The
American
schooner
Fore-!
most
brought
in
a
large
catch
of
halibut
today.
Site
had
70,000
lbs.
which
sold
at
20c
and
7o
lo
the
Cold
Storage
Cotnany.
Other
sales
were:
.
Pioneer,
6,000.
at
20c
and
7o
to
Atlin
Fisheries.
age.
BOSTON
GRILL
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
with
newly
laid
dancing
four
for
hire.
Suitable
for
dances,
banquets
and
wedding
parties.
For
rates,
apply
to
Boston
drill,
Third
Ave.
Phone
467.
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS.
LABORITES
ARE
DISORDERLY
POLITICIANS
SILVER
WAVE
IS
FOURTH
VESSEL
CAUGHT
THIS
SEASON
IN
NORTHERN
ICE
Wild
and
Stormy
Receptions
are
Given
Opponents
of
Labor
Party
in
Old
Country
Election
Campaign
LONDON.
OH.
IM.
Wild
mid
stormy
receptions
were
.11
prominent
Liberal
and
Conservative
candidates
at
.several
I
hugs
111
Mcull.iiiil
last
night.
When
Might
lion.
II.
II.
Astiiilli
rose
lo
address
11
meeting
1
!-!
he
wan
greeted
Willi
I
he
Mnging
of
the
"lied
Flag."
"Ut
-everal
lime
brought
the
proceeding
to
11
standstill.
t
(ilusgnw-
Sir
lloherl
Home
was
forced
lo
iibaiidon
nl-N
(o
-peak.
Free
fight
occurred
mimI
several
of
Die
demon-1-
were
ejected.
Women
111
the
audience
fled
lo
(he
plal-
1
HliUilK
lor
aieiy.
i'
li.iitliln.
Liborat,
contesting
'.siililiMicy
of
North
Hal-
'
.1
1
against
S.
Haklalvala.
iMiiist.
wh
made
the
butt:
w,
and
abuse
by
Labor
r
hu't
.
While
acciuiipau
-
'
.
Lis
wife
i-'Miiluelliif
h
run-.
l
'lie
coiislHiieiiry,
he
vvn
"I
by
a
molt
nf
iiiph
who
1
wilil
threnlo
at
li
I
tit.
,j
in
own
through
the
wind-j
1
of
lie
i-nr
01
which
he
FAULTY
CHARGE
SETS
MEN
FREE
Ice
Carries
off
Schooner
in
Ice
of
Arctic
Ocean
While
Skipper
Watches
Helplessly
NO.MB,
Oct.
23.
Gasoline
schooner
Silver
Wave
of
Nome
iih
four
men
aboard
has
been
carried
off
by
the
ice
of
the
dir.
This
is
the
fourth
vessel
seized
this
season
in
the
fatal
ip
of
the
ice
in
the
Alaskan
Arctic.
She
was
caught
in
Kotze-je
Sound,
180
miles
norlh
of
Mering
Strnil,
whither
she
was
irrying
for
safely
on
her
last
trip
before
winter.
The
Silver
Wave
first
lauded
her
cargo
and
the
passengers
were
taken
off
near
the
end
or
the
Long
peninsula.
AVhile
Capt.
Ileness.
master
and
Owner
and
engineer
were
ashore
the
"
sciioonei-
was
seen
moving
out
LOGGERS
WIN
DAMAGE
SUIT
,
Six
are
Awarded
Nearly
Quarter
of
a
Million
Dollars
Under
j-idnment
into
the
ocean.
Slush
ice
prevented
Hie
master
and
engineer
from
reaching
the
vessel
and
kept
the
four
men,
Ihe
remainder
of
the
crew,
who
had
remained
aboard,
from
coming
ashore.
'
The
gasoline
schooners
Arctic
and
Letts
of
San
Francisco
and
the
Lady
Kindersley
of
Vancou-
i
ver,
M.C.,
were
lost
in
Ihe
ice.
the
VANCOUVKIl,
Oct.
23.
Six
cargoes
of
the
Arctic
and
Kin-logging
operators
were
awarded
dersley
being
lost.
The
crews
of
.33,315
damages
against
the
h1'
u,ree
v-els
were
saved.
,
'.aiiada
Timber
and
Lands
Ltd.
siy
Harold
Mrown,
deputy,
regis
trar
of
the
Supreme
.Court,
who
'conducted
Ihe
referenca
pernuanl
lo
Ihe
judgment
of
the
judicial
committee
of
the
privy
council,
handed
down
'
'
November
-28,
1923.
The
loggers
are
Julius
Clausen.
Phillip
Cain
and
William
J.
Mluudell.
The
Privy
Council
sustained
the
judgment
of
Mr.
Justice
MANY
MESSAGES
OF
CONDOLENCE
Telegrams
Pour
In
From
..all
Parts
of
Canada
to
Archbishop's
Family
Miiruhv.
who
ileci.le.l
that
the
de-
Scores
of
telegrams
from
all
ren.iani
rniimanv
wrnnsfiillv
tpr-lpa"1
ot
Canada
have
been
re
minaled
a
contract
by
which
veiyf
,l,e
'"''i'
ot
the
late
olainlilTs
were
ussins
200.000.-
Archbishop
F.
H.
Du
Vernet
and
(100
feel
of
fir,
cedar
and
spruce
on
Toba
Hiver.
The
successful
litigants
claimed
damages
for
over
a
million
Archdeacon
G.
A.
Rix
lamenting
the
death
of
the
Archbishop
and
extending
deepest
sympathy,
to
the
relatives
and
the
diocese.
The
following
is
the
texlol
a
Selegi-am
received
by
Arehdeaifou
Hix
from
Archbishop
Matbeson
of
Winnipeg,
priinate
for
all
Canada:
"I
deeply
grieve
to
learn
of
the
death
of
my
very
dear
friend
the
Archbishop.
Kindly
convey
to
his
family
and
the
diocese
my
heartfelt
sympathy.
I
regret
that
il
is
impossible
for
me-to
reach
Prince
llupert
in
lime
for
the
funeral.
His
passing
is
a
loss
to
Ihe
whole
Christian
church."
MEMORIAL
SERYICE
VANCOUVER
SATURDAY
Bishop
Du
Pencler
and
Prlnolpal
Vance
Coming
Here
for
Archbishop's
Funeral
Misltop
Du
Pencier
of
Westminster
diocese
and
Hev.
W.
H.
'.Vance,
principal
of
the
Anglican
Theological
College
of
M.C.,
will
arrive
in
Ihe
city
on
'the
Princess
Mary
tomorrow
lo
participate
with
Archdeacon
'G.
A.
Hix
in
the
funeral
service
for
the
late
Archbishop
F.
II.
pu
Vernet
on
Saturday.
'
A
telegram
received
from
Prin-
eiiuil
Vhiipp
Iiv
Arcliilpupon
tilt
mine
tuc,
j.iuiu,
ai
oc
auo
c
j
js
as
f0Hows'
to
Atlin
Fisheries
1
"Bishop
Du
Penoier
and
I
will
Livingstone
(Canadian!,
12.-
al.,.ive
,
1rince
Rupert
on
Ff,.
00(1.
at
l,o
and
8c
to
Cold
Stor-
1nv
IlinmnPui
a0rvioi,
h,
NOTICE
As
a
mark
of
respect
lo
Ihe
lale
Archbishop
Du
Vernel,
will
stores
and
ofllces
.
please
close
from
2
to
3
o'clock
on
Saturday
aflernoon,
the
funeral
hour,
s;
M.
NF.WTON.
Mavor.
O
4
v
J
tvi
v
v
w
waw
been
arranged
to
take
place
in
Vancouver
at
2
o'clock
Saturday
aflernoon
in
Christ
Church.
The
three
co-operative
theological
colleges
Mel
body-1,
Presbyterian
and
Anglican
have
cancelled
their
lectures
for
that
day
and
will
attend
the
service
-
body.
Mrs.
A.
Garcin
and
daughter
arrived
from
Naden
Harbor
on
the
Prince
John
last
night
ami
will
sail
Ibis
evening
for
Victoria
where
they
will
speml
the
winter.
Mr.
Garcin
is
the
manager
of
Ihe
whaling
station
at
Naden
Harbor.