i
torv
l.y
.
war"
va
an
impossible
thesis
fur
I
lie
Labor!
Parly
Li
m
pd.
PREMIER
URGES
'
!
A
UNITED
WEST
?
Want
to
Appoint
Westerner
to
Position
of
Minister
of
Immigration
HI.
(WW
Scui.
30.-
tn
rciiew-j
nut
ih
appeal
for
ProgrUcj
riii'"il.
'twill
lion.
W.
L.
Mur-K:i'i'
King
last
night
declared
In
ml
Pillion
tt
have
a
nituWler
,Cu4iuii
livwitirpVJlituvloiiio-
!
rmii."i
and
expressed
a
Iuh'p
I.--
i
i-.-
Hint
Hip
norllolio
Id
v
l
n
wfl-riier.
Itolh
Premlpr
King
and
Pre-.
i
Dunning
"f
Skalclicwaii
i
mled
Hip
necpsslly
of
hearing
mmc
of
Ihe
we
I
In
larger
:r
asm-p.
I'ipiiiht
Donning,
who
i
bein?
in'
iii
uuipd
h
a
cabinet
(HMftibil-oiaif.l
that
no
one
re?
re
I
led
in.
m
than
hlinpf
the
division
1
Hip
low
tariff
forer
In
vvet-
l
miH'lii
"Divide
and
rule
-
nc
..l
.mv
avn'iii"
lie
urged,
.
;.i
lP
iM'illriplP
I
beilW
ful-
'.vetl
i.i
in.-
tunii
today."
,
PITCHERS
FOR
il
WORLD
SERIES
Johnson
Covlleskle
For
Senators
and
Meadows
and
Yde
For
Pirates
Ni:V
YOliK.
sp.t.
an.
I'Uih-
tnu
i
(iPiierally
miirnlpd
t"
he
70
per
ci'irt
of
Hip
world
!prlej
Hal
He
ami
I
beini.
?iven
eri-dti
ponlilpriilloii
by
both
Wnh-O'jjton
ami
l'illxbiinr
nwnat:crs.
I
I
RPiierally
belleed
that
NVnl-i'
i
.lolniiion
ami
Stanley
tJovlW
skip
will
hear
the
brunl
of
Hip
work
for
Hip
Seiialorx
while
Ht
M'li'iun
McadmvM
and
I'.mil
Ydp.
n
lever
voniia-
Miulhiiaw.
will
be
'he
mam
cholre
of
Ihe
Plralpc.
l
NOTICE.
I'm-Miunl
lo
the
Muur-npal
Election
Act
all
pcrxon
deirintr
to
be
entered
on
Ihe
Voter'
I.i!
for
Hip
forthcoming
Municipal
Ktpcllnn
u,
llouM'holder
or
Holder
of
Trade
Licenses,
niusl
register
llieir
name
with
the
Cily
Clerk
during
tho
mouth
of
October
on
i
statutory
fonn
to
be
supplied
by
the
City
Clerk.
The
Clly
Clerk's
office,
will
be
open
from
U
a.
in.
u
5
p.
ni,
each
and
every
lay
during
Ihe
month
T
October
with
Ihu
e.tcep-lion
of
Saturday,
when
ll
will
be
open
from
V
a.
in.
t
i.ao
p.m.
K.
V.
.I
O.N
US.
Citv
OIM-k.
?
FALL
OF
SNOW
IN
SASKATCHEWAN
AND
MANITOBA
REPORTED
UKiilN.V
Sr,.i.
:io.
A
fairly
heavy
now
fell
in
nurllii'in
and
miuIIiwcsI-itii
seclnm
of
Saskatche-wan
lasl
nr.'ht.
It
will
delay
harvesting
in
those
tflku
for
about
twi
!-..
WlNNIPEO.
tp6l.
30.--
Smw
fell
1
1
rip
nielli
te-
iHnppilurc
-is
iumm:iI
ficfiiij;.
MOVEMENTS
OF
FISH
BEING
INDICATED
BY
.
TAGGING
OPERATIONS
VH
l
UU
A.
S-i't.
'0.
yalua-j
ble
informali'm
n-giinlinj:
Ihej
iiiopiiipiiI
"I
Milmi'ii
off
Hip
pat
i"
I'l'inj:
i-purpd
a
a
re-null
of
Hip
laiiK'Or
tiperalion
condurled
by
Ihe
lUtnadian
and
American
antlioriHc
aceordins
In
Jobu
llNbrorL.
ibi'Uty
com-iuilonT
of
fiidierie.
Up
aid
had
bpi-ti
.li"vn
Ihal
fi'li
from
Mm'
(ii'puni)
and
California
rirr
had
ruiiu'
i"
Hi''
wati'i!
ol
un
;-i
evince.
MORE
CARS
REACHING
VANCOUVER
WITH
GRAIN
WINMI'Kii.
Sept.
:t0.
UU
a
null
of
jjruin
lo
Hip
IipiuI
of
the
lake
tdill
poliw
on
HipVp
i
a
sllsht
hierpap
in
the
movement
to
the
V?t.
So
Tar
.'HI
can
of
grain
have
been
ilelivered
ill
Vancouver
over
Cnnadiau
(National
HhPe.
BIRTH.
A
sou.
I'ri'derirk
Hoy.
was
born
al
Hip
Bute
Street
Hospital,
Van.
rouver.
on
September
"0
to
Mr.
and
Mis.
Hoy
l.ipseu,
lormerij
of
Prime
ltupcrl.
,
STOCK
MARKET
II.C.
Silver
...
Dutnvell
HlniMonc
....
llaellon
I..
&
I
Marmot
premier
poller
Idaho
Sllvererest
...
Terminus
....
Surr
Haly
Alaska
flranby
Howe
Sound
Sllversninh
Lucky
J
tm
Hinder
-
Hum
Indian
t
'
fe
Kir
'jiayv
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i
BANDITS
ARE
i
ALL
IN
JAIL'
Three
Rounded
up
Following
Bank
Robbery
at
Seattle
Yesterday
SKAT
ILK.
Srpt.
au.
T.
II.
Jithuxlon,
who
wax
wanted
in
Kiitioh
KoltimJiia
for
parlicipa-lion
in
the
.Nauaimu
bank
robbery
and
who
escaped
with
fhe
others
from
the
louiily
jail
and
was
recaptured
jeterday
with
two
rompanionK
after
the
trio
had
rohMvl
a
bank
here
of
5,000
made
a
bold
dah
for
liberty.
Th
roiber.
eirappd
from
Ihe
bank
in
an
automobile
but
Ihe
rar
ntniek
a
Iniek.
Janirn
Ken-ull
"u-talniiK
a
broken
Icjr.
JillUtWU
flil-
tu
uiv
nUl.woo.l-
Mip.1
afi.l
Wflliam1
Gnltift
hid
under
a
liooe.
but
the
(wo
and
JhhJ"
lliirn
wre
rounded
up
by
Hip
police
who
arrived
and
reinforced
Patrolman
)tuh,
who
had
rhuPd
Hip
hamliU
in?le-tiaudpil
from
the
fcene
of
the
holdup.
The
money
was
recovered
anil
Ihe
men
are
iow
in
jail.
FISH
CATCH
For
Month
Over
Three
Million
Pounds
Halibut
Landed
Here
During
the
month
of
September
there
was
3,067,000
pounds
of
halibut
landed
at
Prince
Rupert
as
compared
with
last
year's
landings
for
the
same
month
of
2,732,000
pounds.
There
were
In
all
19S
trips
of
which
122
were
American
and
76
Canadian.
While
the
eatch
Is
a
million
pounds
less
than
for
August
It
Is
considered
a
large
one
for
September,
GOOD
BIDDING
AT
TAX
SALE
Some
330
Lots
Offered
and
75
Were
So
d
to
Private
Bidders
Some
330
lols
were
offered
at
(he
annual
municipal
lax
sale
which
was
conducted
this
morning
by
Hip
Cily
Treasurer
D.
J.
Malheson,
assisted
by
Frank
Vickers.
'This
is
about
flfly
le
lots
Hunt
were
put
under
the
hammer
last
year
for
taxes.
Of
the
330
lots,
75
-Were
sold
to
private
bidders.
The
most
of
I
lieni
wpre
at
I
be
upset
price
althoiiuh
in
a
few
cases
there
was
coiupetllive
bidding.
'The
sale
Is
adjourned
until
tomorrow
morning
when
bids
for
lols
nol
already
sold
may
be
submitted.
A
far
as
bidding
was
concern
ed,
lot
17,
block
I.
section
8,
saw
Ihe
most
activity.
'The
up
scl
price
was
9115.81
and
the
properly
was
knocked
down
lo
V.
1'
ii
t
n
it
it
i
who
yol
Ihe
adjoin
lug
lot
IH
for
the
upset
price
or
continued
utt
past
six
Dominion;
htl
25
TA
Boston
Grill
Ill
"".ley
flmou
ance
Scrvlco
Large
I
p.
lair
Dining
Hull,
Anywhere
at
Anytime.
with
newly
laid
dancing
Stand
Royal
Hotel,
3rd
Ave.
floor
for
hire.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN,
and
6th
St.
MATT
VIDECK,
Prop.
PRINCE
RUPERT
The
latest
and
best
for
the
least.
Phone
467.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
VOI
XV
.
NO
'
riu.M,r,
hlim-,ut.
H.u,
vVrHLNKSDAY,
SCPTEMBEH
30.
J'J'-'O.
rt.umf.
cire-tot
ws
smi
4ia.
PRICE
FTVK
CENTS.
BRITISH
r
UBORlDEfJ
.
THTCOMMUNISTS
-
i
-
T
STORK
OPENS
HIS
CAMPAIGN
DEALING
WITH,
LOCAL
BnYfsi
Labor
Party
by
Vote
of
Nine
to
One
Refuses
Admit
Communists;
Object
to
Thesis
LIVKMPOOL,
Sept.
:il.
By
o
majority
vole
of
nine
to
one
Ik'
I'urli.iiuriilHr.v
Labor
Parly
lasl
nighl
reLi-ed
to
rotinleuanri'
hi'
admis-ion
tf
the
Communist
Purl)
to
their
rank.
ILilnay
ManJooald.
leader
ol
Hit'
L.iliur
Parly
in
the
House
r
Umnoon-.
declared
the
Communist'
thesis
"that
workers
houhl
prepare,
nol
(.r
uu
vu-y
parliamentary
viclorv.
(ml
for
Capt.
(ieoffrey
Hiltler.
ol
Ihe
Itoyal
Field
Artillery,
travelled
ITi.tion
rnile
from
Taninuia
lo
wed
Mi.
Constance
Kec,
of
(iloiireslt.
Mas.
The
romance
began
in
I15,
when
Mis
Lec
vnte
lo
an
iiiikiiown
soldier.
Ciipt.
Butler,
then
wounded
in
Egypt,
-got
the
letter
Premier
Oliver
Says
Big
Issues
iii
Federal
Election
is
Unity
of
YICTOIWA.
Sept.
M.
Addressing
Hie
Liberal
cuiivenliou
here
when
itliani
Ivel
was
nominated
us
Liberal
standard
nearer
lu
cHjnUt
Ihe
constituency
against
Hon.
Simon
Fruer
Tolniic,
Prtiiucr
.loliu
Oliver
said
iii
his
opinion
the
lug
issue
at
Hie
present
election
was
Hie
unity
of
the
Dominion.
Since
Ihe
day
of
confederation
rerlaiu
influences
had
worked
against
unity
and
today,
he
said,
superficial
cra
ks
could
be
seen
in
the
dominion
structure.
I
nless
a
sound
government
was
elected
aiid
sound
policies
followed
lie
develop
further.
Tie
only
other
nominee
for
the
honor
of
leading
the
Liberal,
forces
in
Victoria
was
Henry
C.
Hall,
a
former
member
of
the
Legislature.
A
ballot
of
the
con-,
veuliou
was
taken
and
as
a
rc-j
suit
Ivel
secured
200
voles
and
1
1
nil
UKI.
On
motion
or
Hall
the
nomination
was
made
unanimous,
i
KILLED
SELF
WITH
A
GUN
Hrtuio
Mauro,
Italian,
died
in
Anvox
Hospital
at
Hie
end
of
lasT
week
us
a
result
or
a
shooting
accident
near
Hip
Holskeish
mine
earlier
in
Hip
week.
He
aeci-i
dentally
shot
liiniM'lf
'with
a
shot
gnu.
An
iiuiucsl
was
held
by
Coroner
McOusty
and
il
wa
es-!
lablished
that
death
had
been
due
lo
initisliol
wound
accideut-i
ally
self-inflicted.
j
Mauro
was
in
n
rowboat
with;
a
loaded
shotgun
lying
in
Ihej
bottom
lowing
along
the
beach,
and
in
making
a
landing
tho
boat
struck
,
a
rock,
and
the
vibration
discharged
the
gnu.
The
iifortuualc
matt
received
tne
lull
charge.
the
shot
fracturing:,
thc'-pelvi
and.
penetrating
the!
bowels,
carrying
wilh
it
pieces
or
clothing,
lie
was
taken
with
all
pevd
to
the
Auyox
Hospital,
where
he
died.
lip
was
of
Italian
nationalily.
aged
32
year,
and
.was
rmploy-
n
at
Hip
liolskeish
mine.
LAFOLLETTE
ELECTED
WISCONSIN
SENATOR
MILWAt'KKK,
Sept.
30
-Hobert
Larollette
Jr.
yesterday
was
elecled
in
Wisconsin
as
llepubll-can
Senator,
succeeding
his
father
mid
dercaliuv
K.
Dithmar,
Indepeudenl.
by
more
than
130,-Oiio
majorlly.
'dverHe
In
Hie
Dully
New
Contests
Victoria
feared
thai
the
fissures
would
THREE
LEFT
FORRUPERT
Two
Grain
Commissioners
and
Deputy
Minister
on
Way
Here
WINNIPEG,
Sept.
30.
U
H.
Boyd,
chairman
of
the
board
of
grain
commissioners
In
company
with
Commissioner
James
Robinson
and
F.
C.
T.
O'Hara,
deputy
minister
of
trade
and
commerce
In
the
fepral
government,
fall
last
night
for
the
coast
prooeedlng
by
way
of
Saskatoon,
Edmonton
and
Prince
Rupert.
Mr.
Boyd
stressed
the
Importance
of
the
visit
of
Mr.
O'Hara
to
the
West.
forestIrT
UNDER
C0NTR01
POUT
HANKY,
Sept.
30.
Ab-uabled
sence
of
wind
000
five
fiubtcrs.
who
battled
fin'
two
I.,.
in
mie
or
the
lower
main
laiul's
serious
forest
Hres
Of
tho
season
in
the
cleared
lauds
of
here,
to
bring
the
blaie
under
control
this
morning.
CHOLERA
IS
RAGING.
MANILA.
Sept.
30.
Sjx
death
have
resulted
from
the
cholera
plague
ami
twenty
new
cases
ur."
reported
within
Hip
past
"-
SUBMARINE
STILL
UNDER
NEW
LONDON,
Sept.
30
All
efforts
to
raise
Hip
submarine
has
been
suspended
owing
lo
rough
woalher.
John
Bulger
returned
on
llu
Prince
lluperi
this
morning
frnn
H
iiu-
nc
c
'rp
"o
Va"'-ouvrr
ISSUES
AT
Stork
Opened
with
Speech
Defending
Parliamentary
Record
Deals
with
number
of
matters
of
more
or
less
personal
nature,
leaving
broad
issues
for
later
meeting
The
opening
gun
in
the
federal
election
campaign
as
fur
as
Prince
ltupcrl
is
concerned
was
fired
last
evening
when
Fred
.-jioik,
member
of
the
House
of
Commons
in
the
last
parliament,
and
again
Liberal
nominee
for
Skeeua
riding
in
Hie
forthcoming
onlest,
addressed
an
audience
which
filled
the
Empress
Theatre
to
capacity.
Mr.
Stork
gavejui
account
of
his
representation
of
the
constituency
in
(he
last
parliament
dealing
more
particularly
with
local
mailers.
National
questions
such
as
finance
and
taxation
he
announced
would
he
taken
up
lateV
in
Ihe
campaign.
Mr.
Stork
'
was
-
givfn
an
attentive
bcaiiifg
wh
c.i
was
'not
without
considerable'
enthusiasm.
Dr.
W.
T,
Kersin
was
chairman
ami
an
address
j
was
also
iven
on
behalf
of
Mr.:
Storks
randidature
ami
the
I
Liberal
cause
by
L.
V.
Patmore.
It'
was
an
auspicious
occasion
in
Hie
hist
Wt
Urince
'
Hu.lrt,
aid
Mr.
sTork
In
opening
ni
address.
The
Mackenzie
Kinx
government
was
appealing
lo
the
MEETING
country
for
a
renewal
of
conn-,
thai
il
was
contrary
to
all
pre-dence.
He
liad
been
a
supporter
cedents
that
the
railway
commis-of
that
srovernmenl
during
Hip'
slon
should
decide
a
case
af-past
term
or
parliament
and
a
feeling
interest
throughout
the
Liberal
for
many
years
prior
to
country
ami
without
those
iu-thal.
In
1917
be
IiikI
been
Lib-jieicsts
being
heard
and
that
it
ral
nominee
for
Skeena
and;
igain
in
1921
when
he
bad
car
j
leu
uie
nanner
m.
victory
ami,
the
Mackeniie
King
government
bad
come
into
power.
Again
on
Miis
occasion
Hie
Liberal
parly,
bad
honored
him
with
its
unani-
mous
emlorsation.
Strong
Leader
The
Mackenzie
King
govern
uieiil.
when
it
came
into
power,
1921,
Mr.
Stork
said,
bad
iti-t
ented
a
lot
of
trouble
left
b
ihe
Borden
and
.Mciglien
ndminis-
rations.
The
government
had
bad
a
difricull
time
having
had
'
no
majority
in
the
House
of
oiutnons,
However,
lite
igov-
erumeitt
bad
had
a
wnitilerlui
ader
in
the
person
of
Mr.
Mac-!
be
business
of
the
Dominion
lit
a
manner
without
a
parallel
in
the'
history
of
politics
in
Canada.;
.Vol
only
had
he
been
a
strong
leader
but
be
had
been
a
diplo-
malic
one.
Mr.
Slork
then
proceeded
to
u.alyze
the
membership
of
tho
Campaign
BEING
HEARD
Charged
That
Recent
Order
Was
.Contrary
to
Precedent
and
Ultra
Vires
OTTAWA,
Sept.
30.
Charging
was
ultra
vires
or
the
power
or
two
commissioners
to
issue
such
an
order,
neurirs
or
Hip
appllca-
Him
for
revision
tf
the
recent,-,
freight
rate
award
granting
the
'
west
equalization,
was
openeij
',
yesterday
with
Hip
province
of'
New'Brtinswick.
Nova
Scolia.
Hie
.
cily
of
Winnipeg,
and
the
Mon-
j
treal
Board
of
Trade
presenting
,
llieir
argument.
K.reit
on
a
preliminary
point
i
raisci
ny
i..
i,.
jm.eer
ine
v
es(
;
"
"''
"ru
l"1.
H?
sa-
Katchewan.
Alheria
ami
liriitslt
.omnium
case
is
ueing
nearu
tcnluy.
FISH
PRICES
HIGHER
TODAY
V"
,""'e
u
lflh?
"V
,
Itigl.ef
,
again
,
today,
best
Ameri-
Ki"
"H
'"
f'""-
"'i1""
,n
a
l
t
d
r.,!;
l7u,,J
American
Alton.
57,000.
lu
Allin
Fisheries
a"d
Booth
Fisheries
at
15.V0c
Hnd
7c.
I'nimak.
7.0U0.
to"
Cobl
ijlorag
al
10.50c
unit
7c.
'
High
Hill.
8.1)00.
lo
Iloyul
Fish
Co.
at
1
0.30c
and
7c.
Wave.
3.000.
lo
Cold
Storage
ut
15.90c
and
7c.
Canadian
Fisher.
12.500,
to
Cold
Storage
at
11.30c
uml
Oc.
Dolphin.
11.000.
to
Uovat
Fish
House
of
Commons.
During
the!,l'u
v"
",r
"Vp-C
past
term
I
here
had
been
235
members
118
Liberals,
05
Pro
gressives,
an
Louservaiives
antf
lvo
Labor.
In
Hip
new
parlia-,
ntent
to
be
elected
next
month
there
would
be
215
nietitbers.i
One
party
would
need
lo
have
225
members
to
have
even
nl
emhlance
of
a
majority
in
the.
House.
'The
Liberal
would
need
seven
more
member
or
tliC
Conservative,
73.
11
was
not
probable
Ihal
Hip
CiMiservftlives
I
would
be
able
lo
make
Ibis
gain.
Where
were
lliey
to
gain
jliCo.
members?
To
tip
generous,
they
might
gain
'two
or
three
seals
in
(Juebpp.
ami
7
ur
8
in
Nova
Sco
-
i
tin
where
il
did
nol
necessarily
need
lo
follow
that
because
lltere.
at
11.10c
and
Oc.
ririrrrnp
rlGHltRb
TA
10
MCrT
If
I
Lb
I
ti
crrtTriinrn
urvr
111
JEf
lCilUDLtA
HEM
had
been
a
turnover
lu
provin-
Jack
Dempsey
and
Harry
Wills
rial
arfairs
there
would
a
similar
Motored
to
Nltes
Michigan
swing
federally.
In
New
Brun-'
and
Signed
Agreement
wick
Hie
Conservative
already'
had
all
lite"
member
except
four.)
NILES,
Michigan.
Sept.
30.
Even
in
Brilish
Columbia,
where
After
a
2t
hour
eonrerence
at
there
had
been
a
Liberal
provin-
South
Bend.
Indiana,
Jack
Demp-eial
government
tor
ten
year,1
sey
om
Harry
Will
mnloxed
there
were
only
three
Libera
across
the
stale
line
In
e
and
member
lu
Hie
federal
house.)
signed
an
ngiVeinfrit
to
mept
In
With
the
disintegration
of
tholu
ten
round
no-derlslon
route'
Progressive
parly,
the
following!
at
Mtehigan
f'lly,
Indiana,
In
Coniii
ued
on
Pajo
Four
sfpudiPi
.
20.
3
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I
1i
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4
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f
4
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4
f.T
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