Blthcp
Bldwoll
of
Drops
Out
When
Church
:i
.ili.;f(
fruit
combine
wa
:s
d-
d
uutil
Thursday
when
1
1-
will
be
cnlorcd
or
a
tie
made
by
K.
P.
Davis,'
"un8e,
lu
iiuath
llie,
iiirni
A
11
1
nil
ha
arisen
as
to
'
in
"Used
were
entitled
lo
1
'
;
ji
a
county
court
judge
i'
'iiei.
as
the
crown
insist..
It
uld
tic
heard
before
llic'
'uet
petit
jury.
BOMBS
EXPLODE
ON
FRENCH
SHIP
llOHDIM
,,
(n
i.
ship
with
bomb
destined
for
I
neb
toi
rs
in
Morocco
es-:
1
in
the
harbor
here.
It
I
xeil
that
many
of
lliose
is
''"I
the
ship
were
wounded.
LUMBERMAN
DROPS
DEAD
AT
VANCOUVER
VANCOl
Vl;il,
Oct.
7.
Hurry
"I'liitmdi.
iirominent
Vancouver
'tunberiuan,
itropprd
dead
In
the
'Durllmiise
yeslerduy
as
he
was
running
Ihrough
Ihe
corridor
in
'espouse
(,
u
consliibb
who
was
filling
bun
I,,
take
his
place
on
"ic
jury
at
the
hearing
of
a
maiiblaughlor
cae.
MrKenwii
ami
CommUnione:
Oliver
affectum
grain
and
flour.
Xifr
before
com
in
2
to
llrilili
new
of
Ihe
very
miion
mir
m
iiiiis
1lr
mlnkrt
.ui
,,a
,P
uie
uiocer
1
remp.
a
enalig
"
a
ee;llll!'
"i
or
ihe
Aiwnran;
,...
ihs
.1
.iLiKoni.
r
ihe
'
"l
4
rlu.
IVMHervafive
leader
and
Ihe
poll-
-
.
I.
lenderrd
In-
re-
of
,hl.
flon-ervalive
wrly":
I
.II..W111R
the
aii-(,hr
.rpuftd
w,
-
diMrtbute
in
'
Unit
Mr-.
HidwelLj,
form
j,,,,
fktl
rtl
enoonh
lo
"VrHed
to
the
Unman)
?me9l
f,
rrinnuul
eoe
a
serle
hiireli.
jf
kfihi
Involving
unenleulateil
I
million
l
brown
mil
a
a
reward
j
fur
uoverninenl
support,
"
n1"'
jtbird
"lo
kep
the
air
filled
with
l,i1
.
of
virtiir
rmanatiiiz
4
hotly
fnini
the
government
and
iiipiHer."'
MlllTH
IIATTLKHHID.
Ilrt.
7.
I
rgently
pleading
fur
Liberal
support
from
the
West
Premier
Mac-k
en
lie
King
.
Ial
night
again
pressed
his
cause
in
Saskatchewan.
"I
hobl
out
no'
haml
or
fellowship
from
Ihe
Knsl
:iml
I
nk
'u
to
clasp
il,"
he
exclaimed.
"I
plead
with
you
for
a
larger
voice
from
Ihe
vvesl
in
Ihe
government
of
our
Dominion
because
I
want
to
see
a
united
Canada.''
4.
4.
4.
AMUNDSEN'S
MAUDE
It.C.
Silver
Duuwelt
....
llnclltin
...
L,
A
I..
Premier
....
SI
I
ve
re
rest
Surf
luld
flludtono
.
liunbia
bad
be
referrwl
lo
that'
Ian
l.ake
iHiwer
plant
for
ovcr-i
order
and
Ihe
only
utterance,
haul.
Il
will
be
out
of
operation
Kingston
smut
then
had
lieen
lo
the
ef-.for
two
or
three
week
and
Ibr
Wife
it
fe-
that
the
basis
on
which
Ihe
dry
dock
iMiwer
.
plant
will
be
"""""
"
nwnier
or
1101
iuc
Conirted
to
Calhollo
I
faMreu.
j
qsc-f-nitiniw
ana
irroiHminiini
ny
PiiHwauans
piani
win
im
nuie
10
ilhe
railway
roHiiiliti
and
that;
handle
the
elevator
will
depend
a.tittMt!
llHnrfnrMirdl
K.'
nmtjtw
Sii!um
nlh
iUmsn.L
Wl.lLJll.l
II.
n
11
'
Mlt.,
Oct.
I.
--l
lie
-41
...
,.l
li.rui.u
j...i.l,l
..nil'
ii.lll
-I...M.I
r...
..
,.f
I
IMKbOi
r.
J.
injure
...
...r-
1
llir
1,
..m.I
orenlice
1
...
.f
of
IL.
the
com.
.,,il
ll.
...
i
.
.
.....
I
...
f
II.
ilt.
:
uiivrrnnwni
Kvrnmnfi.
campaign
rmiipnitm
had
iiau
lllg"
of
lHWMHIj,,W.
fMr.B
nn,
Hy
im..
accepted
"
f
-
ac.
flr
UM
i
misrepresent
FRUIT
COMBINE
'llimllle
.
.LiikiiI
!
ui.,1
u
liitlal
UP
THURSDAY
rit
win
Da
tniered
or
motion
to
Quash
Indictment
Heard
by
Judgo
j
V.;n
VI
H,
(tel.
7
The
case
l
yen
individuals
and
1
iiarped
by
the
government
HAND
OF
EAST
IS
HELD
OUT
TO
WEST
BY
MACKENZIE
KING
ATTACHED
FOR
DEBT
SIlATTLi:.
Oct.
7.
Amund
sen'
exploration
ship
Maude
was
yesterday
attached
for
debts
to
the
amount
of
5.oon
at
the
instance
of
various
supply
houses.
STOCK
MARKET
Hid.
Asked.
I
.OS
1.15
1.10
1.50
.l
2.2l
2.311
.07
M
.10
.07
.07l
.25
.27
iManl
will
be
abb
to
lukr
rare
of
the
nilualion
including
Ihe
ele
vator,
Mr.
Howe
is
aNo
preiiifig
on
Ihe
railwu)
rompany
Ihe
neceM-ily
of
havinc
Ihe
work
on
neres-
ary
ur
lines
lo
Ihe
elevator
completed
n
lim
o
at
lo
cause
no
delay
to
.-dripping.
Bunkering
Ships
had
lwn
al
first
thought
il
I
bunkering
raiu
boat)
with
coal
might
hae
preseuleil
a
difficulty
here
but
il
i
learned
that
Ihe
m0t
of
the
aratn
ships
call
ing
on
Ihe
I'acifir
roast
burtker
with
clieap
roat
in
the
Urb'iit
or
on
the
Allantie
eoat
before
eomiitg
here.
There
is
caid
to
be
little
tiunkeriiU
of
grain
ship
veil
at
Vancouver.
Xo
doubt
arrangement
will
be
made
lo
take
care
of
uuy
boat
here
that
may
require
bunkering.
Ily
the
lime
it
i
necejsary.
arraugeiuents
for
lining
ship
at
Mil
port
will
also
probably
have
been
made.
GRAIN
BOARD
Government
Officials
to
Make
Preliminary
Arrangements
For
Operation
of
Elevator
Here
To
make
preliminary
arrangements
for
the
operation
of
the
terminal
grain
elevator
al
this
port
which
is
now
ueariiiig
completion,
1'.
C
T.
O'llara.
deputy
minister
of
trade
and
commerce,
Leslie
Hnyil
and
James
llobinson,
members
of
the
grain
101111111.-slou,
and
II.
Hellieringtou.
igen-
T
"
O
,
Boston
Grill
AmbulaK'll'
Large
Cpstair
Dining
Hall,
with
newly
laid
dancing
l
-
I
Bm
I
Unl.l
O-J
..
.
II
floor
for
hire.
OllUU
MUf"l
awvi
wiu
nili
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN,
and
Oth
St.
PRINCE
RUPERT
The
latest
and
best
for
the
MATT
VI
DECK.
Prop.
least.
Phone
457.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
YDI
XV.
NO,
233.
I'HIXCK
It
LP
K
I
IT,
H.C.,
WEDNESDAY,
OCTOHKIt
7,
1U25.
v..t.ru'.
ciui.ii..,
istz
atfMt
tttM
803
PBICK
FIVK
CENTS.
WASHINGTON
WINS
FIRST
BASEBALL
GAME
VARIED
VIEWS
OF
CONSERVATIVE
AND!
PROGRESSIVE
SPEAKERS
AT
MEETINGS
Meighen
Declares
Self
Against
Equalization
Freight
Rates
Order
ELEVATOR
TO
HANDLE
GRAIN
END
OF
MONTH
C.
D.
Howe
Arranges
With
City
'
j
For
Supply
of
Power
From
TAnfJC
(ImlPrnmPnt
shmtltl
hnilo
tnhon
nn
nntinn
November
1
lllllinw
v
w
s.v
ftMVb
iuni.ll
III
Utlllll
but
left
matter
wholly
to
Railway
Board
H
gniiii
and
liur
rule
at
a
meeting
here
last
night.
j
ui'l
uf
hi-
speech
In
Ihe
iiiesliou
of
freight
rale
,
.
,cd
of
ini-rejiiesentatiiiii
of
the
Conservative
policy
-H
i.
from
the
"l-'abriralion
factory"
of
Ihe
Liberal
P
!e
"busiest
farlory
in
Canada
today."
-
Mr.
Mew
lien
said
he
had
been
nrOir'M
A
TIAUT
!sr-ui
or
opposing
the
recent
KPMIi
IMIX
I
II
1
order
of
Chief
lommi-sioiwr
IS
ACCEPTED
Preparations
are
acUtcly
under
way
wan
a
view
lo
liaviug
tile
I'lfkHlur
ImlKlllliu
III.
MlTOlUA,
Oct.
7.
If
tin
principle
ol
Iretghl
rale
fixuliou
most
immliaiey
alier
it
is,
h
ii)lied
to
tin-
whole
Domiiiion
i!
annul
lie
applied
u
I
completed
next
monlii.
It
is
an-j
j
li-.n.
Arthur
Meighcn.
relerriug
to
a
recent
order!
lleinaiud
bv
c.
Ij.
Iliiut
Hull
(he
plain
will
be
in
operation
ouj
a
shipping
bans
Mil
n
after
the;
Contractor
are
released
and
hc
ix
already
tanking
arrangements)
to
that
effect.
'
Mr.
Howe
bus
been
assured
by
Hie
ulilitirs
rummillee
uf
the
til)
i
that
it
will
be
ready
to
furmslij
power
to
the
plant
on
.No.
ember'
I.
Ou
that
date
il
I
the
city
j
intention
to
close
up
the
Shawat-
i.
m'
Miuiiieiuui
i.ir
ub
'hroogli
the
lree(
tenliired
the
annual
fall
and
winter
fn-liion
show
111
Berlin,
(ierniany.
The
fla-i-
for
Ihe
fuller
skirl
is
t-hown
.
Washington
Winner
of
First
Game
in
World
Series
Baseball
Played
this
Afternoon
by
Score
of
4
to
1
lUTTSIUiltli.
Ort.
7.
Waller
Johnson
pit.
hed
the
world's
i-liampioii
Washington
.Senators
to
a
brilliant
virion,
over
l'ill-
luit.'T
l)ir:il.ft
laulm'
fulii
lib
mi!
ill
lilt
firl
V11I110
uf
I
11
I
117.
ferred
mure
particularly
lo
local
problem
such
as
the
railway
and
fiherie
and
iort
develop-
cliaintiionhi'
i-er$eiii
before
a
cruwd
urttJ.DtiO
.llrp!c,,
miluf
iRSfnwnl.
He
aertd
that
the
Mae-
field
lo
tapanly.
I
he
gaiiu
saw
the
lNickerson
Campaign
is
Opened
Here
Meeting
in
Empress
Theatre
Answers
criticisms
of
his
record
and
atlac
s
Liberal
policy
in
maiden
speech
here
last
evening
j
"I
am
going
to
tell
you
if
you
eld
t
Hushby
or
Stork,
on
j
October
a
I
know
you
will
not
do,
you
will
be
saying
ihut
'we
like
Ihe
treatment
ou
have
been
giving
u.
Hive
us
some
;
more.
Take
all
there
i
Iefl
in
l'rini
e
ittipert
to
Vancouver.
'
lledure
Ihe
train
-ervice
further.
We
like
you
o
well
thai
we
!
send
you
back
another
supporter.'
"
Thus
did
(i.
W.
Xitkersoii,
Progressive
eaudidale
for
Skeena
riding
in
Ihe
forlhcomiug
I
federal
election,
close
his
first
address
to
the
electors
of
Prince
j
Ituperl
al
a
meeting
held
lat
evening
in
the
Hnipres.
Thealre.
I
Mr.
Xickerson
was
greeted
with
an
auilience
that
filled
tb-liTirr
l
ATiHTf
TITn
tloatre
to
rapacity
and
be
wa
Wll
I
I
lllMlliNllr
given
a
very
attentive
bearing.,
lie
zave
a
rreditable
addres
and,
i
while
dealing
with
the
political
situation
in
Canada
generally,
re
kenzie
King
government
had
for-
downfall
of
Ihe
favorite
National,
aken
Hie
Laurier
jiolicy
vvilh
1
1
AMU
VV1UU1VU
CLOSED
SEASON
Two
More
Years
Provided
for
Under
Terms
of
Treaty
and
In
Meantime
Report
Expected
League
tUiam-noiis.
who
were
harried
and
held
to
rive
hils
by:
respect
lo
the
development
of
the,
VAXCOl'VEIL
Oct.
7.
The
Johnson,
while
Ihe
Senators
luniniereil
Lee
Meadows,
the
be-T.
P.
llailvvay
and
Ihe
port
;,..,,.,
season
for
halibut,
which
spectacled
Pinile
fliuger
and
his
Miceesor
safe
blows,
inosl
of
lliem
where
they
counted
inoL
(Jovernor
Pincbol
threw
(lie
-
first
ball,
Washington
going
to
bat
niakins
no
run
and
no
hits.
J
idin
-on
larted
for
Wasluntun
with
a
fast
ball
and
walked
llarey
but
no
one
else
got
lo
liases,
he
being
put
out
when
he
tried
lo
steal
second.
There
were
no
errors.
Washington
got
Hie
first
run
and
firsl
bit
in
the
second
inn-ins
when
Joe
Harris
hit
a
lung
drive
into
the
lileacliers
which
went
for
a
home
run.
Traym
r
hit
a
single
for
Pittsburg
but
Iherc
wa
no
scoring
for
Ihe
Pirates.
Then
were
no
errors.
SNOW
AGAIN
FALLS
PRAIRIE
PROVINCES
WIXM
PI.O.
Oct.
7.
Snow
was
general
throughout
Ihe
vcleni
provime
again
lust
V.VXCOt
Villi.
Oct.
7.
Indictment
charging
Wong
Ponn
Sing
with
murdering
Janet
Smith
will
be
presented
to
.the
(Irand
Jury
Thursday
morning.
BOAT
IS
LATE.
Delayed
by
heavy
fogs
down
Ihe
con
I,
C.N.
11.
sleamer
Prince
Ituperl.
Cant.
D.
Donald,
is
not
expected
in
port
until
l.t5
this
afternoon.
The
train
for
the
era!
manager
of
government!
Last
will
await
the
arrival
oT
the
elevators,
ale
due
in
the
city
by
j
boat.
train
Ibis
afternoon
from
Ihe
llasl.
It
is
expected
that
Ihey
will
proceed
to
Vancouver
ou
Ihe
steamer
Prince
Ituperl
tomorrow
night.
The
officials-
will
be
met
here
by
C.
D.
Howe,
head
of
the
firm
designing
the
local
elevator,
and
probably
by
Ihe
grain
committee
of
Ihe
board
of
I
rude.
It
I
expected
Dial
Ihe
commission
will
be
In
a
position,
before
leaving
here,
to
give
some
de-lulls
a
to
the
method
rtf
management
and
personnel
of
the,
local
grain
bundling
plant.
r
J.
Morrison
for
eight,
Jf
Prince
Ituperl
and
dial
tlie,vva,
Pnforced
for
the
first
lime
BIG
PARTY
OF
HUNTERS
HERE
Pennsylvania
Men
Were
Successful
In
Casslar
Region
Motorshlp
Prince
of
Wales
Arr'ves
!
night
and
this
morning,
putting.
Willianisporl,
Pa.;
a
further
operalions.
hull
lo
COMES
TQDAYjanet
smith
murder
1
harvesting
tieise
of
Sunbury,
Pa.;
Dr.
I.ewts
INDICTMENT
THURSDAY
After
having
spent
some
six
weeks
in
the
Uassiar
region
on
a
successful
big
game
hunting
expedition,
a
large
parly
of
Pen-iisylvaniaus
arrived
11
the
"city
on
t
lie
niotorsliip
Prince
ol
Wales
from
Alaska
this
morn-in?
and
will
proceed
Knst
li)
C.N.
II.
train
this
afternoon.
The
parly
consists
of
II.
L.
Itiley,
l.
W.
Hell.
J.
August
Peek,
(ieorge
Welker
and
S.
H,
Wurman
of
Dr.
S.
11.
Hullon
or
SI.
Louis.
Mo.;
R.
N.
Hums
of
Hostoti.
Mass.;
X.
K.
Hess
Of
the
Slate
College
of
Pen
nsylvania,
and
John
Hess
of
Al-
toona.
Pa.
Arriving
here
with
the
parly
was
.Mr.
lion
man,
a
u...n.
mov
ing
niclure
man,
who
is
taking
picture
around
the
town
today
and
will
go
tonight
to
Anyox
and
Stewart
before
proceeding
south
The
Prince
of
Wales
also
brought
here
the
following
per
soi's
who
expect
lo
sail
for
I
lie
south
on
Ihe
Prince
lluperl
lo
morrow
night:
Mrs.
C.
Hurganne
of
Wrangell;
Albert
Mac
and
(eorge
Xess
of
Ketchikan:
C
W
Ketch
of
Seattle
and
Herbert
Johnston
of
Los
Angeles.
dvrll
In
th
Dallv
Nw
PUBLIC
MEETING
Westholme
Theatre
TONIGHT,
WEDNESDAY
At
8
o'clock
sharp
Speakers:
Hon.
H.
H.
STEVENS
and
GEO.
G.
BUSHBY
Seal?
reserved
for
ladies.
Everybody
welcome
only
hope
for
that
policy
as'ia
veaP
um)er
lUe
iaiibui
well
a
oilier
true
Liberal
aims!
was
lo
pui
Me
progressives
111
power.
He
criticized
the
manner-
in
which
the
fisheries
had
been
conducted
by
Ihe
government
and
defended
his
own
ac
tivities
of
the
past
ou
local
mai
lers.
W.
H.
Montgomery
spoke
in
support
of
Mr.
Xickersoii's
candidature
and
the
meeting
was
presided
overy
by
P.
H.
Linzey.
Good
Audience
In
opening
his
address,
Mr.
Xickersou
observed
I
hat
he
had
at
least
Hie
assurance
of
a
good
audience.
A
week
aao
he
had
been
severely
attacked
from
the
ame
platform.
There
was
lo
be
observed
a
great
difrerenre
between
the
manner
in
which
Ihe
campaign
was
now
being
con
ducted
as
compared
with
the
campaign
four
years
ago.
Then
the
grcal
cry
of
the
Liberals'
had
been
thai
I
hey
should
be
put
in
office"
so
Ihey
could
continue
the
work
that
hud
been
started
by
Sir
WiHrid
Laurier.
Now
the
Liberal
campaign
was
principally
against
Xickersou.
He
coufd
1101
but
feel
flattered.
.
To
those
who
had
followed
and
supported
Liberalism
in
the
pasl
it
was
indeed
sad
lo
see
Ihe
great
old
party
which
hud
had
such
wonderful
leaders
in
the
past
being
reduced
lo
Ihe
level
of
personal
"Mr.
Pat
more
took
a
great
fall
out
of
me
lust
week."
said
Mr.
Xickerson.
"Lei
me
I
ell
him
if
he
is
in
the
audience
tonight
that
when
he
has
spent
as
much
ef
fort,
time
and
money
as
I
have
in
Ihe
development
of
tins
con
stituency
it
will
be
lime
Tor
him
to
get
up
on
the
platform
and
start
abusing
me.
My
all
is
in
Prince
lluperl
district.
I
bad
faith
in
the
city
when
I
came
here
first
ami
1
still
have
faith
In
il.
It
is
different.
I
venture
lo
say,
with
Mr.
Palniore,
who
I"
gradually
unloading
here
and
investing
Ihe
money
he
earned
from
local
citizens
in
Ihe
city
of
Vancouver.
Does
it
behoove
him
lo
question
why
I
offer
mysell
as
a
candidate
in
this
election?
Have
I
nol
the
rigid
lo
do
as
I
see
fit
in
order
lo
protect
the
future
of
this
city
as
well
as
my
own?"
Political
Criticisms
Mr.
Nlckerson
declared
that
ho
(continued
on
page
two)
treaty
will
be
continued
for
the
next
two
years
in
compliance
vvilh
the
lerrus
of
ItuV
treaty,
it
was
decided
at
the
final
meeting
of
Hie
international
halibut
com
mission.
The
closed
season
will
be
from
Xovember
15
to
February
15.
(iood
progress
;
is
reported
front
the
investigations-
made
so
far.
More
than
3.000
fish
have
been
tagged
and
the
ear
bones
of
3,000
more,
by
which
Ihe
age
of
Ihe
fish
is
determined,
have
been
secured.
According
to
".
A.
Found,
director
of
fisheries
for
Canada,
Hie
commission
hopes,
will
present
a
fairly
comprehensive
report
within
three
years.
ASK
NEW
TRIAL
FOR
MURDERERS
Baker
and
Sowash
Cases
Are
Now
Before
Appeal
Court
in
Vancouver
VANCOL
VKH.
Del.
7.
4
Vi
no
ment
on
an
appeal
of
II
r
dei-i'j
sentence
or
the
two
nujn
Baler
and
Sowash,
CjOuyicded
y
tut-court
ol
murdering'
Cap;
n
Oil.
lis
and
Ins
son
on
no.
1
fw
schooner
Heryl
(.,
near
Huino.
under
which
a
new;trial
asked,
opened
yesterday
and
is
ikely
to
continue
lor
two
days.
Counsel
for
Haker
hi
fifty
rounds
for
appeal
am
'oitn,,,l
for
Sowash
will
pneii'
ttilrlj.
BODY
FOUND
AFTER
.
SEVERAL
YEARS
ON
BANKS
YUKON
RIVER
DAWSON.
Oct.
7
The
body
of
Joseph
Wilson,
furl
agent
roe
lite
While
Pass
anil
Vlikon
flail-way
who
wa
drowned
on
September
23.
H2I,
vvhen
Ihe
launch
wu
wrecked
near
Mink
llapbl
wa
round
on
the
banks
of
the
Yukon
near
the
scent,
of
the
ae-ridenl
by
a
prospector.
The
body
of
Wilson's
companion
D11-montier.
also
ip'owued
al
-
the
sanie
unie.
was
found
a
year
or
two
ago.