Me
25
Vitl
XV.,
NO,
2.10
Mir
Liberal
jjvtM-niti.enl
'
I.
IH
,.
tin
ko
ndilMl
I"
f
f
llting
by
VaMnii."
'I
Ill
y
CONFESSION
BY
JOHNSON
READY
Candll
Said
to
Absolve
Rosa
Walton
and
Two
Others
From
Robbery
Partici
pation
m
ri
i.i..
net
3.
A
coitfen'
I'V
T.
.
JollllsiMI,
"
-r
ami
bamltl
that
he
i
the
It.btlO
i1'.iIm
ltos
til
son,
Clar-II
St,
n
ley
and
William
II.
-
lev
rutin
participation
In
Hie
STOLE
JEWELLERY
Three
Men
Held
up
Store
'
and
Got
Away
With
$160,000
Worth
of
Precious
Stones
T
PM'L.
Oi
l.
3.
Three
men
1
up
a
Xew
York
diamond
'linnl
and
seven
oilier
per-',
t
AI,.
ii
11
Stand
Royal
M
4j'"artm
IL
'
"
and
6th
St.
"u,,'Mir.
WATT
VIDECK,
Prop.
Wlulc
lie
slated
that
there
was
no
parti'
ulur
signifo
amr
.,i
i
.-Iift
lo
ln
b
Prime
ltnj.1,1
nt
this
lime.
J.
A.
,i'(t
ol
Mm-c
Jaw.
riJrnl
of
the
S.i-kati
hew
an
liti-iijHjr-
1
am1op
Co..
together
with
hrn
rrrlicnie.
manager
ol
.
-
fpttlur.
Vancouver,
have
come
mirth
iroiti
Vancouver
r
the
lornl
m!
ii4i
I
iuii.
Mr.
Maharg
said
Hii
inorwiijr
,.
.i-
v
toiling
Prince
lluert
In
lMk
IIiih
sr
over
gfiierjilh
in
imrl
alum!
It
become
a
grain
hippnig
t-eitUr.
jail
IM
i
lMt
I
leeriiilier
is
ev
i
lodav.
Sheriff
Malt
Star
ll
.1.1
l.v
Arthur,
bead
of
lite
euntitauy
carry
on
sun
way.
Economy
His
Motto
which
deiBiie
mid
I
tmpervi-j
Dttlnrtd
Brief
Address
at
Klck-!iwr
lite
ronlrtrlion
of
the
He-
Ing
Morse
Pa
Railway
j
valor
here.
Mr.
Howe
will
re-1
Town
Yesterday
Worn-
wain
Iter
fr
a
wrvk
ami
Mr.j
ng
I
Matsarjr
and
Mr.
Trehenie
will'
jrHttni
hauiIi
lotiMMfiw
night.
'
i
I
Ih
l.
J.
Stopping
This
afternoon
they
hoH
iittw
whll
Ht
lae
elevator
.it.
..-.J
1.
ill
ir
iiit.tibv
took
ut
the
four
iuuIii
items
enteriiiK
ilo
flnan
rial
problem
or
r.anada.
sttilniK
ii...)
the
.Irlil
wa
M.ISS.WWUMMI
ralliim
ror
an
annual
inlerest
of
tu
iv
mm
mm
't
he
revenue
wa
inil.noii.tMUl
and
the
ordinary
...
II...
1
.ll....
I...MI
..,ll.lull.l
lIclllM
.
.
i-n
...
expenses
bul
lo.mo.ooo
ie-,
ni
1.
1
hf
flalinetl
Hie
Irtilnncr
wa
all
Rial
was
being
applied
to
in-(eresl
rharges.
and
Hie
(ileal
mnlloitN
of
Interesl
wa
being
piled
up
under
the
lieau
oi
eon
-
in
uie
jewciicij
pi
in
i:
in
-
.,
i
.i
..in.
ii......
i.iiitii
Inleienl
eharses
could
iiiiiruiiiK
ami
escuii
wim
hit.
.
ii.m
.i.,.,i
v..l,in.l
nt
mure
onlv
be
paid
by
cutting
M
50,000.
GRAIN
AT
VANCOUVER
WINNIPEG,
(hi.
3.
(liNiln
hiluiienlK
In
the
Wesl
ate
ln-
rcaning.
So
fur
117
earn
have'
arrived
al
Vancouver
.
'
"iiHiltiin
National
Ha
vviiVj
r
'01
innre
tliun
hud
urrlved
up
Hi's
'.uie
last
year.
He
rlMimed
thai
,
I'.I....mI
lieorge
li.
lihhy.
Conservative
raudid.de
tor
Skeena
rrtling
in
Hie
torllo
oniiug
Federal
election
m
teakiiig
at
er
tbi
week,
slated
that
Ihe
elewtlor
at
lnme
Ruert
wa
i
never
eoiurufd
Willi
the
idea
or
helping
the
Rnlkley
alley
or
Prince
Roiert
but
wa
merely
a
imlitical
s"l
weld
the
npKirl
ol
Hie
nigrei.ive
Parly.
This
country,
''
w
read
for
an
ekvalor.
'
ex.
.
.t
...
i.......
..ii,,
mi
pene,
wiitrn
nun
"-rn
I,,
bla
riiruie
by
both
l.lberaN
and
Conservative
alike.
'I
his,
he
claimed,
must
slop.
'
Htcrr
were
a
lol
nf
people
who
did
no-IhliiR
but
live
oH
Ihe
govern.
.......I
in
nieliinhor.
Mr.
Buhlr
remlii.led
the
audience
Rial
when
...ii.
i.i,.u
uMiiled
In
own
a
car
,0'und
cnultl
ui'l
afford
a
llinou1np.
.'Continued
on
Page
tour
BEST
OF
CALIFORNIAN
VIC'IOHIA.
ttri.
.1.
Jack
Xew-
tbf
I'alifornta
bantatn-
iwaifrbl
tat
nieht
Vanruer.
NR.'
Mr1.
Iratira
w
PAtiINA'tUK
DIED
AT
VANCOUVER
.
.
.
Markencio
Kin.
NtiliiMl.
"''"R
1
deatoml
lo
gather
Mme
tlmirtvOna
Boat
Received
as
High
as.
....
.litii-t
.MMsrbef.
bul
14.60c
for
Catch
This
Morn-
!
!hai
gtvtftt
He
alleitHit
up.
Jump-
,!ii
Into
railway
matlern.
lie
stal
ed
Htal
Ihe
road
wa
dobta
Ihe
.t'vtjry
iel
it
oould
uuder
the
rlr-!
eaini.laiiees
and
Ihe
reeewt
UM
of.
IT.
u.
ing
j
One
American
boat
was
paid
as
hicli
a
H
'
for
bis
catch
this
iHon.inn
at
8a
le
were:
the
fish
cxcbaiife.
a5.iMM
t.
Mr
tienrv
hiwhiw-i
American
kularv
was
IHTfeell.v
jusllfietl.,
......
,
.lull)
UMLJ.I
sili.r.
.
'
for
Sir
Henry
IU
-11""
"
t..n..
I
III
lUI
I..
IlllUlll
KtMll.
"
rounwi
win
vet
atui
hf
wa.
,,unr
m
fa-
thin
arte,
no,.,,,
winch
MJ
J.',lwW
J
,.,,!
is
ready
lo
make.
,
-t.,,.
cir
Hetwv
lo1
lerslo,!
thai
Johnson
v,iutll
ilaU
erie
at
I
t.lno
and
?e.
Lumen.
H.immi.
to
Allin
rtsh-eries
ut
1
tr
and
e.
Canadian
Murineac.
ll.ooii.
to
Atlin
Fisheries
ai
l:i
:io.-
and
7c.
E.
Lipeii.
u.noti,
to
C.old
stor
age
at
12.
We
and
tic
NEW
PASTOR
FOR
LOCAL
CHURCH
HAS
ARRIVED
IN
CITY
Itev.
Waller
Mien,
graduate
of
liiimaimcl
College,
Saskatoon,
ha
HtTivtil
in
the
cily
lo
ncl
a
assi'laul
to
Arehdearon
L
A.(
Mix
in'
SI.
Andrew's
AnsHicuu
Chtiirh
during
Ihe
winter
mouth
ufler
liuvliw
sieul
the
glimmer
at
Pouce
lioupo.
-Mr.
Allen
will
be
ordained
into
the
AiiBllcau
Church
mliiMry
here
a
week
from
next
Sunday
ley
Bj$hop
He
Pender
of
Vancouver
who
w
ill
he
here
then
in
the
course
of
a
tour
jliI
tLit
dioove.
BIG
RECEPTION
PREMIERKING
iHan.
Yatieuuvr
balder,
won
a
letl
rtttltMl
i-fioll
er
!
p!..
oilr
M.oiTvIop
anrf
Provincial
Ministers
to
Meet
Him
.
nad.
-MhI
a
VVNCfU
Viat.
rt.
MIUam
-
,
iir.-.
r.trJ
in
irfttns
rt.
.
-OWItapr.
iMilrtil
iiiMrW
rWl.
tMrranMI
lttjr
pcl
w.t)l
Australla
Designed
I
IhC
r.M
l
dir-
wislntr.
U
-mlina
tin.
nen-Uniartl
-iffirial.
,itl
li.-rr
lliif
Benefit
British
Columbia
'''(
II
tjtiMda
ami
IMS
nj
IW
ITiiu-p
tmrfr
lor
niurimm
nifc
a
n....u
for
all
iaillri
tr-
liwa-l
n
offuml
rn'e
Mrnlr.
Hr
a-
yar
f
a?r.l
fl
"
wtlli
llif
Ha
ft
"f
1
da
a
a
wftole.
Tl
'trrlarrcl
Hut
all
H.r
'
tlir
miailHMi
raiwr
Mir
aiM
f
tbr
i
i-fn
i.i
tt
la""""
a-iM.
uu
Um
iitdti-
George
Bushby
Gives
Address
at
Smithers
Saying
Prince
Rupert
Not
Ready
for
an
Elevator
Yet
DISCUSSING
TREATY
Very
Much
to
tOliver.
Mayor
Taylor
ami
several
of
the
iirovuieial
inini-lers.
The
Premier
is
dealing
larely
wilh
Hie
Australian
treaty
in
hi
addresses
here,
wliich
will
be
of
much
inleret
!
Hie
people
of
Britih
Columina.
particularly
lo
the
rishinjf
and
paper
industries
in
relum
fi
preferntl
treatmetil
lou
Australian
oihis.
toe
owasi
will
derive
lliucli
benefit,
the
Mr.
Rti.hb
ieerli
at
sniillicu
wa-
in
tirM
uitti
i
,ake
ar
bc
i.
ir,-.red
in
lite
Ms
ince
Hi
campaign
..peiie.l.
I
lie
,
rw
prMnil.r
will
tenor
Nrw.
Uie
Smilbem
paper.
,-,.ull.i
Hial
any
con-
T'r,''llV
h,,l,,rt.d;.rrs.
Mr
HALIBUT
ARRIVALS
keson
r,,,,,
.Ins
..,
r,
w,U
In
upeiHns
In-
aiwrrs".
wr.i
unlI1(j
(,i
ulredfold.
Ilu.hbv
alated
that
Ue
na
VA.MIl
VI'll.
Oct.
Premier
William
Lyon
Maeleiutie
Kin?
arrive!
here
tbi
morn
ins
and
wa
given
an
enthusiastic
re
ception
by
large
crowd
ai
me
latton.
He
was
met
by
Premier,
BAYCHIMO
MAY
BE
RELEASED
Message
Sent
by
Hudson
Bay
Trader
In
Arctlo
Saying
May
Round
Point
Barrow
VAXCOl
VEIL
Oct.
3.
A
mes-
LiHixiln.
tfi
iioo.
to
Iknith
1
IsIi-Ikhi;..
scut
out
by
the
ice-impris-
ertes
at
1
1.
We
and
Tc.
joueil
BaycUimo
Thursday
niglitl
Praherlly.
SI.immi.
to
Cold;
said:
"OH
Point
Taugeiit
and
Slortfn
at
I3.1W'
anil
Oo.
liirotects
jiooti
ior
rouiiuiug
Point
Barrow.
If
Ihe
vessel
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
PRINCE
HI
PERT.
H.C.,
SATl
HBAY.
OCTOBER
a.
1083.
OTTAWA.
Orl.
3.
lo
visit
wilh
Frank
Sailer.
YMUrtfiv'i
Circulation
1C13
ANNUAL
FISH
DAY
Event
Will
be
Celebrated
October
28
This
Year
is
Announced
Canaila
f.uiui
ii.
r
Maitlaiul.
rrnresentin
national
fili
day
will
be
eeh-1
liralfrt
imi
Orlulier
28.
the
le-liartiwiit
of
marine
anl.
fl(litM'ie'
announce.
'
Mr-'
olive
Waffon
:
frffveiiTnl
her
dealh.
i
Oiiinpr
evidetiue
In
hU
own
de-feno,
l.ower
dlarl
lie
ub-
li-lieii
tlii
coiimilcnt
baeil
oil;
a
rtatrineiil
made
ty
onv
Barbara,
(Irford.iwbo
profrstsed
lo
hae
clairvoyant
powers.
i
Xo
not
ire
nf
appeal
wa
ieii
i
by
defense
r.iunsel
who
applied;
Tor
hi
clienl's
liberty
a
soon;
as
the
xentiri
wa
given.
Mr.'
Jnstiee
Mrlina!d
akel
if
thej
I
iiroerulion
had
any
objection!
F.
L.
Baker,
replietl:
"We
are
not
anxious
lo
exact
retribution
for
Uv
crime.
My
Lord.
My
client
are
more
eonerrned
'with
clearing
their
iiaines
of
scandal
and
rniKW?r
Hi
WMpQes-wlioie
wa?-
Hie
Prince
(Jeorge
Ibis
morn
inciting
ba
d'ne
so
much
harm.
I
tier
sister.
Mrs.
am
perfectly
content
to
follow
'tlie
snai;eliin
nf
Hie
defense
Board
of
Trade
Hears
of
Efforts
to
Clear
Way
for
Shipping
Grain
Through
Port
of
Prince
Ruptrt
Al
the
regular
monthly
meeting
of
tie
board
of
trade
held
in
Hie
council
chamber
last
evening,
vice-president
J.
II.
Piliv-burj
in
Ihe
chair.
M.
P.
.Mi
Carrery
reported
on
behalf
ot
the
gram
committee.
oT
which
lie
is
chairman,
that
the
grain
committee
would
operate
the
elevator
but
would
not
go
out
Toi
business.
Action
of
that
kind
would
have
to
come
from
brokers
or
from
the
citizens
or
Prince
Rupert.
One
of
Hie
chief
difficulties
jut
now
-Mr.
MrCaffery
found,
was
the
lining
of
gram
ship.
Seasoned
lumber
had
to
be
used
OLD
COUNTRY
FOOTBALL
ENGLISH
LEAGUE
Division
I.
Bolion
1,
Westbam
C.
0.
Burnley
-',
Liverpool
I.
Cardiff
City
3,
Bury
2.
Kverlon
Huddersfield
3.
Leeds
l
ulled
2,
Manchester
U.
0.
Manchester
City
1.
Sunderland
1
Newcastle
I'M
Med
7,
Arsenal
0.
West
Broinvvb-b
I,
Aslon
fua
SCOTTISH
LEAGUE
Division
I.
Scottish
League,
Dlv.
I.
Airdrionian
5,
Celtic
I.
Clvdebank
C.
Dundee
I'niled
I.
succeeds
in
Uoiig
so
sue
win
o
...
.,
..
M1,,il01.Well
able
to
make
he,
way
south
it
'?
,luldM
,(
earl(,
0.
"
I'elieved.
I
Falkirk
2,
Aberdeen
I.
"
'Hamilton
7,
SI.
Jolinlbn
2.
DIED
INSTANTLY
ON
ini.a
o.
.
Mine,,
2.
BOARD
SUBMARINE
Queens
Park
2,
Pari
irk
Thislle
I
jltanyers
3.
Kilmarnock
U.
Ni:W
LDXHOX,
Oct.
3
Divers,
have
made
a
full,
exploration
ofl
the
sunken
submarine
and
round
that
all
aboard
met
will,
instantj
denlli
when
Hie
craft
was
rammed,
every
purl
of
Ihe
ship
be-!
nu
flooded.
Work
is
now
con-!
fined
lo
raisins
Hie
hull.
The!
fiHh
body
hn
been
recovered.
STRIKE
SETTLED
ATLANTIC
CITY.
ftct.
3.
-Bricklayers'
anil
plasterers'
strike
Ihroiwihoul
Ihe
country.
which
Red
up
a
quarter
)f
a
billion
dollars'
worth
of
contracts,
ban
been
ctiled.
.
STOCK
MARKET
Bid.
Askci
li.C.
Silver
R"
1-03
(iladstone
23
i
.27
'i
llurellon
01s
.01
Ti
L.
&
1
15
.20
Premier
2.30.
2.35
Silver
Ores
I
.07
.07;
Surf
Inlet
........
.07'
,07?;
Daly
Alaska
U20.,
Dunwell
t.J0
I.
id
,
Marino!
'
.10
Porter
Idaho
20
Terminus
.10
0
ran
by
1C.O0
Uovve
Sound
21.00
.
and
this
was
not
at
present
available
nor
was
mere
anyone
prepared
to
do
the
work.
Also
there
would
have
to
be
a
port
warden
and
a
doctor
appointed
Mr.
McCaffery
said
he
had
taken
this
matter
up
with
vari
ou
parties
interested.
The
Pa
eific
MevcdoriiiK
tJwini'any
was
talking
or
vroinn
into
the
ship
lining
business
here
and
h
would
lake
the
mutter
up
further
with
them.
He
understood
broker
Notts.
County
2.
Leicester
UM.v
from
Vancouver
would
put
ship
Slietbeld
I'nited
I,
Birtmtiphaiii
t
bere
provide.!
Itiis
lining
problem
I
I'ollenliatu
t.
Blackburn
Hover
2iVo0M
.e
solved.
J.
11.
Pillsbury
said
he
had
interviewed
Capl.
Cravvfonl
of
the
Stevedoring
Compauy
ami
he
un-dcrstood
from
him
that
hi
company
wa
eoiisiuerinK
koiiik
intintie
shin
lining
business,
lie
Ihousht
it
mrzlil
be
well
to
com
muuirale
with
Capt.
CravvfonJ
further
iu
regard
to
it.
There
was
a
mistaken
idea
as
lo
what
wa
meant
by
linint
a
ship.
It
me'uut
imttiuir
in
bulk
heail
to
prevent
the
cargo
shift
Jug.
To
line
a
big
ship
employed
about
two
hundred
men
two
day
Mr.
Pillsbury
intimated
thai
If
no
other
firm
could
be
secured
lo
do
the
work
the
Drydock
would
probably
undertake
il.
Tie
work
hail
lo
lie
none,
lie
ttiil
not
sec
any
great
difficulties
in
the
way,
D.
(i.
Stewart
said
the
board
wa
fortunate
in
having
Mr.
Mr
Caffery
to
take
up
this
matter
and
he
suggested
that
it
be
left
wilh
him
to
carry
on
and
try
to
overcome
Ihe
difficulties.
John
Bulger,
who
ha
beer
south
on
n
business
trip,
returned
to
the
city
on
the
prmcf
'teoive
this
luormng.
Boston
Grill
Large
Ipslair
Dining
II
alt,
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor
for
hire.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN,
The
latest
and
beat
for
the
least.
Phona
457.
trt.i
sit
632
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS.
COWPER
CONVICTED
DEFAMATORY
LIBEL
PROMINENT
GRAIN
MEN
ARE
VISITING
IN
CITY
INSPECTING
THE
ELEVATOR
Prominent
Grain
Men
Are
Visiting
Rupert
Inspecting
Elevator
...
.1
In
commit
himself
a
lo
the
khmiIiIiUo
of
-,hiv
-
-
-
;
romjtaii)
beaming
interested.
PREMIER
KING
FIELD
SPEAKER
'
here.
,
Mr.
Maltar?
mid
Mr.
Treltertie'
.trnvetl
in
the
city
on
the
steamer!
Prince
'
iHir!r
tin
morning
accompanying
C.
Ii.
Hwe
f
I'orl
VANfniiVTP
FinUTPP
R:.:.:::d
ji
dehorned
Hertford
on
JUr
Matador
Ranch.
Swifl
Current
S
:
The
herd
numbers
2.."MI.
Cowper
is
Convicted
of
Defamatory
Libel
Janet
Smith
Articles
VANCOUVER.
O.-t.
a.
J.
8.
Cowj.er.
editor
oi
the
Tribune,
:i
weekly
jubli'
alion.
wa
last
night
lound
gmity
by
the
Assize
Court
on
h
charge
.of
del
ainatoi-y
libel,
lie
lore
rt
iiinung
llieir
jverdirl
he
jury
deliberated
evernl
hour.
U-jwier
va
remand
on;
ed
for
!eiilein-e
but
lail
was
gramea.
The
charge
aroe
from
article.
apieanng
in
the
Tribune
iu
connection
with
Ihe
dealh
of
Janet
.Smith,
complainant
being
K.
I.
Raker,
in
whoe
employ
Janet
Smith
was
at
the
time
of
STORK
MEETING
GREAT
SUPPORT
Llberal
Candidates
Addresses
Electors
at
Mining
Camps
and
We.
I
Received
AXYOX,
Oct.
3.
Fred
Slork,
'.Liberal
candidate
for
the
federal
constituency,
accompanied
by
tSeorze
Casey,
is
holding
public
meetings
here
and
is
getting
a
pood
reception.
Tomorrow
he
IvriU
jeak
at
.premier,
mine
and
Monday
will
address
u
meeting
at
Stewart.
Speaking
at
Alice
Arm
al
a
well-attended
meeting,
Mr.
Stork
outlined
his
policy
locally
and
also
dealt
with
national
ipies-tloiis.
including
(lie
tarirf,
show-iiiK
that
the
IJlieral
policy
was
the
only
one
that
made
for
real
progress.
i
Everywhere
Mfi,
Slork
has
gone
so
far
in
this
district
he
has
met
"J
wit
It
unexpected
support.
He
has
been
urpned
at
the
way
m
,
which
not
only
Liberals
bul
in-
i
dependents
have
rallied
to
the
!
Mackenzie
Kin
banner.
I.O.D.E.
HALL
:
IS
COMPLETED1
Formal
Opening
Takes
Plaoe
Tuesday
Afternoon
When
Mrs.
Du
Vemet
Will
Officiate
Mrs.
Parkin,
reuent
oMhe
Municipal
Chapter
ofj.ihe
I.O.D.E..
announces
that
I
he"
new
LO.D.E.
ball
is
now
completed
and
that
tle
formal
opening
will
take
place
on
Tuesday
afternoon.
Mrs.
Du
Yernet
ofrielating.
Tea
will
be
served
on
that
occasion.
II
was
plaunei!
to
have
a
for
mal
jla
nee
for
Hie
opening
but
arrangements
are
being-
made
for
liiui
a
nine
later.
The
firs!
event
to
lake
place
there
outside
the
LO.D.h.
activ
ities
will
be
the
reception
follow-
inm
Hie
wedding
of
Mi
Violet
Mortimer
lo
Pant
Yelton
of
Cal
ifornia
j'M
Thursday
evening.
BIGGEST
CARGO
SALMON
CARRIED
NOWAT
SEATTLE
SEATTLE,
Oct.
3.
With
175.-000
rases
of
canned
almou.
reputed
to
tie
the
largest
cargo
of
its
kind
ever
floated
on
one
vessel,
the
Northwestern
Ftherie
Company
steamer
Eastern
dale
arrived
here
today
from
Alaska.
LEAGUE
BASEBALL
National
League
SI.
Louis
1,
Chicago
3.
American
Loue
'Vevv
York
0.
Philadelphia
10.
Washington
2,
Bottou
11.
is