i
i!
Vb
T'HIIA
ild
never
lie
ned.
w,i.
the
fuel
?
The
cle-Klniontoii
whs
finish-,
".
the
aiiliiiiia
and
he-,
-tma
ii
wit
filled
lo
with
gniin.
It
u
'
'
-,nd
In
lake
any
no
ker
anil
etmii-l.
there
were
uhvav
-
iidvlCtt.
i
"ii
fight
in
oil
and
ue
taking
ide.
llieir
bet
lo
"
Hicir
neiglibor
of
the
cause
That
i
a
leii
ii.
that
will
uijurei
e
Duuwell
mine
in
'
:i
d
Canal
dintrlrt,
mi-d
today
thai
or
the
350.-':
'"'
w
Kharen
rerently
offereil
I
':r
iti.
-spiil
xliHieliiilili-rn,
3lfl.-'I
I
a
t
been
acquired.
II
wo
1
fd
that
when
thi
uTiare-
ip
ry
w(l
ho
actively
1
during
the
winter.
RAIN
DELAYS
WORLD
SERIES
Third
Match
Today
Botwoon
Washington,
and
Pittsburg
Postponod
Until
ASHINOTON.
Oct.
U.
Tho
Mm
ril
am'
of
tho
world
series
between
the
VllUbillg
Pirates
'"id
WumIiIiiiiIuh
Senators
was
boslponed
'today
on
arcoiint
of
'iln.
It
will
be
played
lonrurrow.
"
U
the
plan
to
play
games
"very
day
If
weather
peiinlls
ttn-d
the
series
ends.
Four
games
"id
of
seven
will
decide.'
Karh
um
has
now
won
a
atne.
.'phyoii'ul
Iraminir
wmk
hcinv
OTTAWA.
Oct.
V.
Tin-
Su-t
pri'inc
'.ourl
yesterday
rered
jiiilgini'Ut
in
the
eae
of
Hie
Attorney
(ienernl
of
IMJ.
vernu
A
cue
i.
I'.umiiiinps
and
Maggie
kWexl,
IiimiIviiik
Miialter!'
rtelits
of
a
mi
tutor
of
persons
now
residing
in
Stanley
Park,
who
tuuit
lhe;proe
to
have
been
in
uninter-
rupttxl
poite!8ion
for
sixty
yearx
in
ordci1
to
retain
their
Ihoiiok.
FOX
FARMER
DROWNED
t:olllOVA.
Oct.
p.
-
-
Jacob
-
in
(Jr.'al
Mrilaln
had
hen
I:
n
il
fmin.
t
lie
full
Untie
would'
l.undKren.
half
owner
of
Obfer-'
up.
tnakiiiK
35n,n(in'valinn
Uland
Fox
Farm,
30
mile
'
n
alite
for
ileveloptnent
of
thuj
ftoin.
lierej
wn
drowned
Nvhile
r
-
Wi.i-v
r
..fiiinir
.,ii
IIik'
coins
after
lusaiiw
camp
up-
idles
la
a
skiff.
STOCK
MARKET
1KB.
Silver
...
Duuwell
jllaieltou
L.
and
L
Premier
....
.
Ilufus
Sllvercresl
...
surf
Inlet
....
Howe
Sound
Terminus
....
(Ilaitslouu
...
Marmot
.
Daly
Alaska
porter
blalin
O
ran
by
Silversmith
Lucky
Jim
(Hurler
Indian
Selkirk
Uayvlew
Hid.
1.13
1.50
.01
.17
2.30
.07
U
.97
U
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Vi
.20
io.no
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f
r
I.I
fir.
i
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id-
to
n,e
cp.h.
ii,
said
ww.,
,.M.,.il(,
n,,,,,
((.
t;alla(Jjan
Nfl
ml.
(So
ahead
audi
-l..
the
liel
xiblej8plend
d
Report
-'III
TUUIU
Jllll
'
i'i'oial
Hallway
board
iuikIiI
well
Is
Made
to;
!
enlai
ant
with
representation
Board
by
Albert
Sullivan,
.?ien
lo
railway
workers
Provincial
Inspector
.
rroii
from
aiimti
Sullivan.1
lroinrittl
niM-i'ir
of
hlah
Mhaolr.
was
uraiill
tu
the'
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i.
i
.
ii
...
-is
s
i
Asked.
1.15
1
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.IS
2.32
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1.20
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.09
H
LARGE
CROWD
SAW
til
worhl
prie
ytterday
after
noon
brlw-tn
Plllburif
and
U
aohliistou
w
13,1
16,
receipt.
......
I,...
.
I
.1
.
(.L,
.
.,.
iiimmiiiiu
rinj.uy.-.
...
a
film
nlrll
.Ik
.win.,
iimniiir
"
"
'
"
I
1
"
"
.'an,
u
ii"'
1
MMiMllir
agree
on
.
"
,
..r
.n...rt.ui..
vv-
'be
Ifarh-r
and
.ii.il.
ihU
together
and
we
i
-astrff
in
iHilil.r
lint
Mi
lliiih
v
tie
no
shadow-
1tfT'
.""rjr.'.'.'i.i'.'
"ufi
'LSOKATIERS
RICHTS
..i.
.t
.
whuh
Mil.
my
i:
DUNWELL
MINE
SHARES
TAKEN
i.
By
the
Time
English
Owners
Heard
From
Nona
Likely
to
be
Loft
Oil.
v.-
Director
IN
STANLEY
PARK
Judgment
Reserved
In
Case
Just
Tried
Rogardlng
Possession
of
Homes
In
Vancouver
j
neri'Mi-ly
hurl
and
will
return
to
ulhxaii
in-
l.-d
i;.i'"-
'iim11'111"
y
n,mi
on
uuujy.
Srli
i
mi
I
nl.
nl
tuc
i'iil
nil
"
HEAVY
SCALING
TO
BE
RECORDED
Month
of
September
Largest
so
Far
This
Yoar,
Total
Being
About
24,000,000
Feet
The
report
of
lindicr
scaling
for
Prince
Itupert
district
iurin
the
month
of
September
to
bo
issued
In
a
few
days
by
P.
S.
Hon-ney,
district
forester,
will
record
the
heaviest
ocaliug
for
any
month
since
the
first
of
the
year.
Tlo'
total
will
he
about
2t.(l00,000
feet
hrinKinp
the
total
for
(he
j
ear
up
to
hj.lioo.uou
reel.
This
is
uol
as
larue
as
lal
year
when
the
total
scaling
to
the
end
of
September
was
over
lOU.tmo.OOO
feel.
Scaling
for
1D25
will
not
be
as
heavy
as
l'.CM.
the
main
reason
for
this
beinjr
the
clos-itu
down
of
the
Ituckley
Day
and
SwaiiMin
Hay
mills.
FIVE
WERE
KILLED
ST.
LOUIS
EXPLOSION
ST.
I.oriS.
Oct.
0.
-l
ive
were
killed
and
more
than
30
injured
lale
yesterday
when
an
ammonia
tank
exploded
in
the
basement
of
a
ten
storey
gas
light
company
in
the
heart
of
the
downtown
section.
The
fire
which
threatened
to
destroy
the
building
was
brought
under
control.
BASEBALL
STAR
T(T
BE
INTERRED
AT
HIS
HOMEONSATURDAY
SAHANAt'
LAKK,
New
York,
Oct.
V.
Christy
Mathewson,
baseball's
meat
idol
,
who
died
here.,
on
Wednesday,
will
bo
burled
In
Lewis,
Pennsylvania,
on
Saturday.
25
TAXI
Mete
Boston
Grill
.
Large
t'pstair
Dining
Hall,
Anywherf
'
'-'hvary
Willi
newly
laid
dancing
Stand
Royal
Pn.,1(
;Vr.
M-it
floor
Tor
hire.
and
v...
iiMiffs
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN,
MATT
VIDECK,
Prop.
-
p
PRINCE
RUPERT
The
latest
and
best
for
the
least.
Phone
457.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
VOl
XV,,
NO,
235.
.
.
.
.-.
-
-
-
1'HIXCK
ULl'KUT,
H.C.,
FH1PAY.
OCTOHKU
9,
1925,
r..i.rdi,t
cir4iun
iss
strut
siN
bis
PRICE
FIVK
CENTS
WjOOON
SlG
1
RELEMD
BY
COURT
PREMIER
MACKENZIE
KING
DEALS
WITH
LABOR
TOPICS
CAMPAIGN
SPEECH
EDITORIAL
Mackenzie
King
Deals
DON'T
KNOCK
PORT
FOR
ELECTION
PURPOSES
I
I
Out1
i
f
the
visitor
lo
the
rilyj
t
'liv
ttlldll
lolll
tliut
hOlliej
ij.jc!
here
were
for
political)
-.nggeitiiiK
the
eleva-.
v.
M
not
be
tifJvtHid
Unit
u
'he
history
of
every
ilact.
J
II
,
i
itm
tUMrkrd
irked
that
hat
there
here
with
Labor
Questions
His
Melville
Meeting
MF.LVILLK.
Sask..
Oei.
u.
cVnig
hi
campaign
in
Sa.
.evhrefiiMMJ
were
,
kalrhewa,,
Premier
Mackenzie
K.t.g
last
,Ilght
spoke
ii.
the
lo
,e.0,l,a,lia,,
Xulionul
railway
.-eiilre
of
Melville
.
htoe.
to,
cv
,,t
,,e
anvUiing
goo,
alMMil
the.r
Uvhi.1,
Hon.
W.
It.
Motherwell,
mmistcr
of
agriculture
.
V
1
U,
.
w
III
ii
r..
hillllOllloii
...union
that
u.ai
Wlls
was,
Liberal
Mheral
.-H...I..I..I..
candidate.
ii.i...
Ouesl.ou
.....
.
i
w
K
I
concerning
labor
ocup.ed
ton
I
'
W
hen
the
clevalor
was.
s.derHble
,K,rtio
of
the
Premier
,.
speech,
lie
emphasized
Hi"
....,
u,,u
it.
Vtt'nn
government
had
Miceeeded
in
irellitiir
the
rcluta-!
hon
of
pension
right
lot
liy
the
(irnmi
Trunk
striker
of
over!
urra'ie
ag..
wiien
the
previous
government
liad
failed.
'
Hi"
government,
Mr.
Kiiv
said,
IIIPFI
OfllfiAI
!nni'
f,r"1
'v"
In1""1
rcprescn-
rUlin
.11.
mil
II.
.latum
...
the
Canadian
National
awvru
board
and
had
ghen
a
fair
trial
PAnnrll
IBnTrMTrn
g"eriinienl
ownership
and!
YESTERDAY'S
GAME
.ehl
haunt
lal
Blfrhl.
Mr.
.Sul-,
Bluege,
Hit
on
Mead
by
Pitched
II
IhfT
do
not
bo-
,,n
inM"
Ball,
Was
Not
Seriously
i.e
enough
lo
tirgc,wk
br"
crrM
u
utHM
Hurt
I
Id
II.
Ihe
are
uul!
"K-ipsil
llrady
in
Hie
lii?h
J?
Yri
'
"
h"J
lt""
'
-
.-lie.
with
all
firmiUlii
Oct
9
.-The
al
I
anil
.in)(nie
llui'ert
""
",
,,,",l
"""lrfd
must
favorshl)
with
any
lliiih
Cbol
h.'ig.
even
mi
much
a
"J
"
'"
!,w
I'"""'"-
BSBstlSS
Fir1
i
Jeihcof
re
-e
ve
the
gold
kcv
tir
the
new
Southampton
harbor
uf-
n-e-
rr
un
Lih
.
'niuu
l'aons
oi
the
harbor
board
Meighen
Scores
Liberals
for
Withdrawing
in
Favor
of
the
Progressives
in
Cariboo
Riding
KAMI.OOPS.
OcL
tl
Speaking
here
li.Jf-Ihglil
itom
"Ar
lhur
Meighen.
Con.enative
leader,
referring
to
the
absence
of
the
Liberal
i
andidalc
in
the
(Jariboo
riding,
urged
the
need
for
a
straight
jwirly
majority
hi
the
Mmie
of
Common,
to
do
uwav
with
rompnitnise
government.
He
said
it
wa.
not
con.isteut
with
the
traditions
of
lllake
and
Iiurier
that
the
Liberal
leader
today
wu
willing
to
ittslnirl
his
supporters
in
nraoy
riding,
tliroughout
the
Dominion
lo
support
"so
called
independent,
with
all
sorts
or
adjectives
prefixing
the
label"
simply
to
retain
power.
OBJECTION
TAKEN
MALICIOUS
REPORT
Kdiior,
Daily
News.
Some
of
the
Conservative
supporter
are
circulating
the
report
that
I
have
been
appointed
Dominion
hull
itispector
for
this
iMirt
al
a
large
salary.
The
report
i
absolutely
without
foundation
or
truth
ami
is
a
typical
example
of
the
petty
whisperin?
campaign
being
carried
on
by
these
gentlemen.
DOUil.AS
P.
STOHK.
WILL
FURNISH
GROUND
FOR
THE
INDICTMENTS
UNDER
COMBINES
ACT
VA.NCOl
VFll.
Oct.
0
to
furnish
the
grounds
which
the
imlicimeuls
were
based'
was
granted
today
by
defense;
counsel
for
the
parties
chargedj
with
infractions
oT
the
rriminali
code
and
combines
investigation!
act,
following
nlleged
liregxilai
transactions
in
and
produce.
FISH
ARRIVALS
:
STEAMER
OTTER
upon
Fish
sales
today
were:
American
Drolbers,
10.000,
lo
DooU
Fisheries
at
IJ.lMlo
and
5c.
(loyal,
10.011(1,
to
Hoolh
Fish-J
erics
al
13.00c
and
oo.
Canadian
Seamaid,
20.0110,
to
Atlin
Fisheries
al
ll.lOc
and
5c.
Prosperity
A..
tH.Otto,
to
Cold
GOES
ASHORE
Little
Old
C
P.R.
Boat
Goes
up
on
Gulf
Islands
In
Heavy
Fog
VICTORIA,
(tel.
U.
The
'Canadian
Pacific
steamer
Otter
is
reported
ashore
in
I
he
Oulf
Islands.
Heavy
fogs
are
prevailing
in
all
districts.
t'Rplaiu
Harrison
reported
to
the
company
officials
here
that
the
Otter
had
Wen
taken
into
Hoik"
Hay
where
she
Is
now
resting
safely
and
will
be
brough'.
here
by
the
Salvage
(Jueen.
The
Olter,
which
is
one
of
the
t'.P.H.'s
smallest
and
"
oldest
steamers,
was
here
a
few
weeks
ago
with
the
Duller
animal
show-on
board.
It
was
thru
in
com-
i
ntand
of
I'ai
t.
C.
p.
Kinney.
Co
n
si;
ut
nni
v
PMintiiTuvrn
GRAIN
GO
EAST
FOR
YERY
GOOD
REASONS
Asked
for
the
reason
why
the
marketing
fruit
,rl;
''IV'ts
of
grain
prac-
uruu)
.in
m-iii
in
nil-
iii'iiu
in
tho
lakes
and
scarcely
any
to
the
Pacific
Coast,
11.
lleatuerlngton,
general
manager
oT
Dominion
ISovernment
elevators,
said
yesterday
that
inosl
of
the
early
wheal
was
grown
in
Manitoba
and
naturally
went
out
by
the
eastern
route.
Also
early
shipments
were
allracled
that
way
by
the
boiitis
given
by
buyers
for
c
lu
in
rebelling
the
United
Klnir-
doin
before
a
certain
date.
Those
were
all
over
now
and
grain
would
flow
west
as
well
as
east.
Storage
al
ll.Mto
and
5c.
j
The
school
board
decidedjast
Cape
Spear.
1,500,
lo
Hoyul'
night
to
call
for
lenders
ftSr
a
fish
(.ovat
iv.tiuc
anil
r.c.
lenrlond
or
coal.
The
coal
sup
Mali,
f.ihio,
to
(.old
Storage
nt
ply
in
all
the
schools
fs
now
12.00c
andMio.
trunniiitf
short
it
was
reported.
Wong
Foon
Sing
Freed
from
Charge
of
Murdering
Janet
Smith,
Scottish
Nursemaid
VANCOUVKIt,
Oct.
9.
Declaring
thai
the
Crown
had
not
produced
sufficient
evidence
warranting
the
trial
of
Wong
Foon
iduig
on
the
charge
or
murdering
Janet
K.
Smith
in
Vancouver
on
July
2(1,
1921.
the
grand
jury
in
the
assize
court
presided
jer
by
.Mr.
Justice
D.
A.
Macdonald
this
afternoon
returned
s
I
verdict
of
"no
hill"
and
the
Chinese
hotiseboy,
who
has
been
out
on
bail,
will
be
formally
released.
EDGAR
CHARGED
WITH
r
AMC
RFSFRVF
THEFT
FROM
PERSON
!
p
Was
Fined
$150
This
Morning
IJ
iLlLLrilYLliJ
For
Supplying
Liquor
to
j
Indians
Order-ln-Counoll
Passed
For
Protection
of
Animals
and
Dick
Fdgar
of
Suuuyside
was
Birds
of
Kaien
Island
fined
siOo,
wilh
the
option
of:
iliree
mouths
imprisonment,
by
Copy
of
an
urdcr-in-council
Indian
Anient
W.
K.
Collison
in!
passed
on
September
30
defin-
Ihe
provincial
police
court
this
itely
declaring
Kaien
Island,
ex-
niorning
on
a
charge
of
supplying
liipior
to
Indians.
$100
from
the
person
of
Mrs,
cepting
the
city
of
Prince
Itu
pert,
as
a
game
preserve
for
A
second
change
of
theft
of
j
the
protection
of
birds
and
ani
mals
has
been
received
by
the
Phillip
Douglas
is
being
laid.
provincial
police.
against
IMyar
and
the
case
willf
The
order-in-eouncil
reads:
'c
proceeded
with
tomorrow
af-JNo
person
shall
at
any
lime
ternoon.
L.
V.
patmore
is!
htiut,
trap,
aket
wpund
jjr
kill
onitHeTTfi?
a'
privalc"
prost-culfou'nj-
gaW?
Wrt3r
fftaiteil
flre-and
S.
W.
Taylor
is
apjiearing!
arm
of
any
description
or
place
for
fhe
accused.
'any
trap
or
other
device
used
j
for
the
trapping
or
killing
of
NO
APTIflN
TAJfFN
gnme
within
the
area
of
the
re-
llU
rttllUn
11IL11
isi-ne
e.xcept
by
virtue
of
permit
ON
NIGHT
SCHOOLS
au,horW,yr
"
carr-vir'
wf
re-
,rm
or
traps
over
or
across
'said
came
reserve
nr
r;mltir
Letter
from
Organlier
of
Tech-
R.n.
r
animals
or
birds
for
nlcal
Education
Was
Filed
the
purpose
of
proposition
or
Last
Nlnht
by
School
aullimir
:ns
the
destruction
Board
j
tberen
of
predatory
animals
or
bints."
The
school
board
last
night!
look
no
action
in
the
matter
or
1'i.oslutilitf
l.iii'.
f.i.rlil
kplifml..
l..rp!
this
winter.
A
letter
from
John
Kyle,
organizer
of
technical
edu
cation
for
the
province,
reiterating
the
advisability
of
forming
classes
here,
pointing
out
the
excellent
plant
that
was
available
for
the
work,
outlining
possible
classes
and
giving
an
estimate
of
cost
as
far
as
the
board
was
concerned
of
ft
100
was
ordered
filed
on
motion
of
Trustee
Fulton
seconded
by
Trustee
John
stone.
LADIES'
AUXILIARY
OF
HOSPITAL
MEETS
Bed
Shirts
Now
Being
Made
and
Work
Will
Soon
Start
on
Dressing
Gowns
!
The
Ladies'
Auxiliary
of
Ihe
Prince
Itupert
(ieneral
Hospital
HEADLESS
BODY
RAILWAY
TRACK
Engineer
of
Train
Saw
Man
Too
Late
to
Avoid
Decapitating
Him
MCAMOL'S.
Oct.
0.
The
headless
body
of
an
unidentified
man
rolled
away
from
the
railway
Jrarks
here
last
night
when
tho
w
est
bound
CP.
II.
express
camo
to
a
stop
as
the
engineer
saw
a
man
lymc
with
Ins
head
on
the
tail
but
loo
late
to
avoid
an
accident.
FREIGHT
RATES
EQUALITY
DUE
Association
held
a
sewing
meet-'
iuir
at
the
Nurses'
Hmne
vestee-
Q.
Q
.McGeer
day
afternoon.
The
attendance
was
large
and
21
bed
shirts
says
Alberta's
Wheat
Crop
Is
Approximately
130,000,000
Bushels
were
given
out
under
the
direc-i
tin,
i
of
Mrs.
C.
F.
Kemp.
The,'
VA.NCOl
VFll.
Oct.
0.
-
"The
shirts
will
be
completed
in
a
,,a'
of
height
rales
eipialily
m
loH
,,a'a
,,UP'
oauno1
'
day
or
so
when
another
meetini?.Ca",,a-
will
be
called
to
make
up
drcs!-lue',,aMH,
l,n,i:U
'c,i"
at,l
fi
nig
gowns
which
are
badly
need-'0'
MeHvpr,
Hrilisl,
Columbia':
ed.
The
Auxiliary
is
desirous
of
counsel,
on
hts
arrival
obtaining
the
assistance
of
all
fri""
wa
yesterday.
The
Al-ladies
interested
in
the
work.
Tea
,,e,,a
whMl
cro'
wUl
l"'
llrot-was
serxe.l
vestenlnv
nfternn,..,
.
:lmIH'
$130,000,000
bushels."
'
......
,
....
,
..
.
MOTORCYCLE
ACCIDENT
VICTORIA,
Oct.
9.
John
Olr-
litig.
31
years
of
age.
of
Saanich.
Is
dead
as
a
result
of
injuries
received
when
1
a
inolorcyclo
crashed
into
an
auloniobile.
JAPANESE
DROWNED
TOKIO.
OiiL
0.
were
drowned
vvheu
nonet!
.in.
.niurrtr
.
ii
is
no:
thought
the
snow
will
have
any
serious
effect
on
it."
POTLACH
ASHORE
HUCKLEBERRY
ISD.
SllVn'LF.
Oct.
U.
While
proceeding
in
a
heavy
frng
from
Helliuuham
to
Seattle,
the
steam-Six
sailors
er
Pollach
went
on
the
rocks
nl
a
launchi
Huckleberry
Island.
Korlv-fivo
overturned
during
'
army
and
passengers
nm
the
ve.c
were
navy
manoeuvres
at
libay
toda.
safely
tafceu
ashore.