I
I
I
M
II.
Ilcnin
It
of
Cal
II
i.
i:uiieraMc
party
f-i
Dial
i
in.
-
joined
Hi.'
Itmdeii
I..
it
in
1
1
1
1
Hud
mi
ain-
uiinisier
ttf
He
rslabliflitnenl.
In
;ru
liuoi
iiiikmiI
he
WM
:
Mie
Inieritir.
miper-tft'in-ral
of
liuliaii
Af-Mmuler
of
Minci.
.:
viKilrd
I'rinrc
Itu-d
i
lie
fuiiuner.
FRENCH
MOVIE
ARTISTS
DEAD
fnson
by
ilredBinu
nperalloui
'md
nnnlher
half
n
million
will
P'
cleaned
up
If
the
mild
went
her
continues.
cmitd
fluent
le
("t.Wervalle
LlbeiLiO,
liaretle
loday
earned
the
follow
-
i
n
it
in
il
newtt
eolunni!'
under
a
Ouehee
date
line:
There
will
be
ii
iieiiiiin
"f
I
In
Houe
of
L'om-
timti
wiiliin
three
iuonlh.
no
'ronlinir
lo
n
meKaBe
received
la
Ltnder
and
Wife
Commit
i,,..
irnm
linn
Kmc
I
l.unoiute.
Suicide
by
ODCnlna
Voln
li.nniiiM
of
jniie,
iiiiil-
dial
and
Taking
Narcotic
I'Aitlls,
Nov.
Opening
the
1
i.
'heir
iirni!
and
then
'i
'
K
naicnlic.
Mux
Linder,
It
i
en
Charlie
,tmupliu,
and
'
w
f
'
immilted
suicide
here
'
'
ila
Linder
wa
taken
lo
Ii
lir
ikiillul
in
ii
.-laic
uf
coma
'i
il
ilicil
later
while
Madame
'Ii
expired
at
the
residence.
TRAIN
COLLIDED
WITH
SCHOOL
BUS
Ll
Wore
Killed
and
24
Children
Injured
In
Southeastern
8tate
NASIU
NTA.
iieorKla.
Nov.
2
were
killed
and
21
children
Es
I'1
lured
when
an
uxpren.
train
f'
a
hi'il
inln
n
loaded
xi-hool
bun
I"1
a
urnile
crototlnt
here
t
lit
IoinrnuiB
MILLION
DOLLARS
GOLD
FROM
ALASKA
NOMK.
Nov.
2.
More
lhan
n
P'llllion
dollurn
worlh
of
gold
wan
''"en
nul
of
Alnrtka
nn
far
lhb
PriMiiior
Kin
ahd
Hie
Liberal
lioM'iiunt'iii
would
not
resign.
PRETTY
WEDDING
WAS
SOLEMNIZED
SUNDAY
Miss
Gospava,
Luclch,
Recently
Arrived
From
Jugo-Slavia,
Becomes
Bride
of
Sam
Perovlch
A
pretty
wedding
took
place
v.h.i-,hiv
iiflcrnuoii
at
2.30.
at
Hie
residence
of
Mr.
and
Mrs
Nick
(iurvich,
I
rascr
street.
when
Miss
llosoaMi
Luclch,
re
cently
arrlM-d
from
Jugo-Slavia
was
married
to
Sam
I'crovich
formerly
of
Stewart
and
now
of
this
city.
The
bride,
who
was
alllretl
In
while
sallti
with
Hie
comenllonal
lo
hear
from
Hit
hold
DC
feat.
progrelvc
53,
Labor
2.
Independent
I.
WIXNIPEO.
New.
S.
Tw
binm-ffrnfti
rWhfp
Vre
remfcv
nl
I
row
(he
doubtful
Ht
mer
lit
,,il
ulHi
Hit.
i,liHj,fl
flf
It
proiii.nr.it
...
.lie
j
Mn1f
i
wanaca
w
iiiii7,i,,i.,.i
iiidimleil
.
born
in
llruiiitton.
.
resided
in
Toronto
H
lie
W
HlMllllll-
I
s
p
m
IHMU
and
follow
-
in
How
Iliver.
Alberta,
iund
the
election
of
(Is
Fptnc,
'Liberal,
in
Maple
Creek,
rjask.
i
The
standing
in
A
Uteri
a
i
reuMMH
of
Sir
Ma.
'
'"'"
.ii
-
i...
i..,i..
reive.
M,
doubtful
I.
it
II
villi
o
,
In
Sikalehewiin
there
are
l.iheralf
15,
I'msreitsixe
5.
and
doubtful
I.
i:iMO.VHlN.
Nov.
3.
Kisshl
nwre
Mt
report
iniproel
mi-llon
of
I
he
Liberal
randidale
in
Pea
re
Itiver.
eultiiitf
into
llltni'
Gnervalie
majorily
In
the
ex
tent
of
::i
ule.
'I
lie
final
re-Milf
i
i
ill
ery
iniirli
in
doubt
liter
lire
131
ItolU
to
In'
heartl
from.
tltitn
majority
on
Saturday
tood
at
317.
MII.NTHI'LM..
Nov.
?.
-
-
The
wedding
veil,
was
attended
n
Miss
Nellie
(iunich.
Maiko
Hoich
wan
best
.man.
The
corcmony
was
pe
formed
hy
Mev.
Dr.
II.
H.
Hranl.
AHer
Hie
ceremony,
a
reception
was
held,
some
sixty
persons
being
in
allendnnce.
Mr.
nnd
Mrs.
l'erovirh
will
ro-slile
on
Taylor
Street.
V.
E.
Collisnn,
Indian
ngenl.
stilled
on
Salurday
by
the
I'rineo
John
for
Vancouver
via
Ihe
Queen
Charlollo
Islands.
REGISTRATIONS
ARE
NOT
HEAVY
Scarcely
Half
as
Many
and
License
Holders
Registered
This
Year
as
Last
lnt
J
ear.
Il,.r,,i.,rl
v
nviiiel's
lll.IV
still.
valliii
of
loo
.r
.Mivrmner
ao.
more
SIX
DAY
BICYCLE
'
RACE
ENDS
SATURDAY
CIIICACO.
Nov.
2.
Wallhoiir
and
Fred
Spencer
at
eleven
o'clock
Salurday
night
w'nii
Die
six
day
birycle
race
on
points.
On
mileage
the
learn
lied
with
three
oilier,
nil
of
whom
had
Irntcllcil
2,105
miles
at
the
finish.
id
Boston
Grill
Large
Ipstair
Dining
Hall,
with
newly
laid
dancing
Anywhere
at
...,..
"-"'ini.
floor
for
hire,
Stand
Royal
Hotel,
3rd
Ave.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN,
and
6th
St.
PRINCE
RUPERT
The
latest
and
best
for
the
MATT
VIDECK,
Prop.
least.
Phone
457.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
YOI,
XV.,
NO.
255,
l'lllXCE
lll'PKHT.
H.U.,
MO.MfAV.
XOVKAhBKIl
8,
1025.
Stturdif'i
Circulation
1611
ttrt
3.
PRICE
F1VK
CENTS.
BIG
..
FIRE
.
AT
SEATTLE
SATURDAY
EVENING
'?,
"",
'
""
1
111
i
POLITICAL
SITUATION
LOOKS
BETTER
FOR
LIBERALS;
THREE
TO
HEAR
FROM
Political
Situation
is
Practically
Unchanged
Liberals
Still
Control
OTTAWA.
Nov.
2.
-There
i
little
change
in
the
toitiral
.,
.'.sin
-Hire
I
tie
end
of
Iut
week
except
dial
two
more
ip
ids
liuvc
gone
Progressive
leading
the
Conservatives
Mil
w
h
only
three
iloiihlful
seals.
Ilu
mean
Dial
the
promt
-
tit
the
Uoiiscrvulivett
will
control
the
lliue
if
they
"heir
force.
I
unofficially
annouiieeil
1
1
wit
the
Mackenzie
King
in
;
uirrii
win
rn
tn
uiiiii
i-u
iiameui
meei
in
reiiruarv
'!.:
expectation
if
they
will
control
the
loue
nml
eontiuue
LOUGHEED
DIES
OF
PNEUMONIA
Prominent
Positions.
v
Nov.
2.
Seiwlot
I
'tigliced,
of
CalgnryJ
lie
l'.iieiniie
in
Hie
x.
'!.
died
lhi
r
an
attack
of
pneii-
wlio
Max
h
lnC
to
uilmiriiler
if
fairi.
OTTAWA.
Nov.
t.
Premiei
Markcncic
King
meet
hi
cabinet
i(nlay
In
diru
hi
fourse
action.
The
expectation
i
l
-
HihI
a
ileiiM
will
lw
reached
tc
remain
in
(if
fire
and
meet
liamriil.
Wti
Known
Conservative
Leader)
T,,
iiw..
tti,
i,i.i
of
the
Senate
Held
Many
t,,
,r,iBt.l
srutio.
meanwhile
lure
adopting
an
a
til
lode
of
iwalrltful
wiill
in;.
With
three
GUNNING
FOR
THE
PREMIERSHIP
HERE
TO
INSTAL
MACHINERY
FOR
GRAIN
ELEVATOR
T"
lake
charge
of
I
lie
work
of
installing
machinery
which
19
Hie
lasl
Irp
in
the
completion
of
the
terminal
jj-rain
elevator
here,
K.
Ilolyoako
of
the
Carter-Halls-Al.liner
Co.
Ltd.
arried
from
W'iniiipc'.-
on
Saturday
af-lernooirs
train.
Mrs.
II
o
I
o
a
k
e
iiccoinpanies
hint.
tie
caught
Ihu
'tolUical
tide
and
ran
As
far
as
the
walers
would
take
Iwm
Hut
the
King
wit
again
well
ahead
of
the
game
Ami
political
noise
could
not
shake
him.
Salmon
Pack
of
District
Second
Largest
on
Record
According
to
Official
Totals
Compiled
Here
j
largest
on
record
having
been
exceeded
only
by
last
year's
pack
iit
was
announced
a
I
the
Dominion
rislienes
Office
loday.
the
pack
Ihi-
year
ws
approximately
l,l)llt,HUi
cases
as
compared
with
a
lolal
in
lt2l
of
,IK0,tl?U
cases.
It
will
be
some
fifms
iyet
before
the
final
boxed
up
figures
are
available
but
these
may
be
regarded
as
fairly
accurate.
The
sockeyo
pack
in
the
district
this
year
i
slightly
in
ex-
jcess
uf
lust
year,
the
Hgures
being
.Wi.uuu
caj.es
lor
compared
with.
ao.'i.UOO
cases
for
11121.
..
!
(In
Hie
Skeena
Itiver
the
total
-
Ipack
for
1030
was
ssi.vwi
eases;
MPARV
HOUR.
at
compared
with
3Ui),yO)
cases
!
jlast
year.
Tlie
Xaai
Itiver
shows
!a
large
dropping
-off,
Ihu
total
pack
for
Ihis
year
having
been
K7.000
cases
whereas
the
IU21
pack
was
1
13,000
eases.
Ilie
llneen
Charlotte
Island.
Hnu.ti
nack
this
year
was
also
lower!
hrwhl
Mian
lasl
but
the
areas
south
or
I'rince
Unperl
and
on
the
main-laud
showed
Increases.
)--.
I
i
ti
u-
it
now
enlirelv
Cinish-
llou-eliolders
and
license
license
.
.
,.
ii...
oueen
holder-
regislering
tii,
vole
vole
al
al'
C,
i(rl,M
e
Maud
fishing
having
Hie
furthcoming
municipal
eleo-L(.usl.,
(ciot.or
23.
lion
this
year
totalled
221
or
;
.ETsSSd
't
VANCOUVER
EXCHANGE
mantter
lusl
year
when
the
total
was
iilli.
The
taking
of
dcclara-!
Hons
closed
Salurday
niigbt,
theAVheat
eleven
1
1,
dour
rush
having
mil
Silver
...
heeusir
greal
as
was
Hie
ease
Dunwell
1.
A
L.
Marmot
.nialify
lo
ole
providing
ihey
Sdvercrest
have
nioiierlv
reuistered
lo
thefS,lrr
Inlet
H.rol.0;ilow()
Sound
naiy
.iasKa
.
Iliucltnn
Premier
Purler
Idaho
Terminus
......
Hranby
....
C.
P..II,
v
llobby:(iadslono
....
Ilufus
Sllversmllh
..
Lucky
Jim
....
niHrlc"
Indian
Selkirk
Hay
view
!
nid.
t.354
.
1.
10
.
1.58
.
.!2Vi
.
.09
.
.07
1'
07-,
,
30.50
,
'
-tl
...
.!
iyffti
.1
ly.no
.
...21,,
..
,im
20
V,
01
.01
.05
Asked.
1.18
.11
.08
.08
W
0.5
.02
2.15
.17
.10
.20
.17
.21
1
'
.10
.28
.00
.out
.00
H
iiLnnui
ivv
iivuuu
to:
BRIGHT
SUNSHINE
O
US
DURING
OCTOBER
uiishiue
in
Prince
Ru
pert
during
the
month
of.
October
and
rainfall''
totalled
7.80
inches
according
to
the
report
for
t
lie
month
of
S.
C.
Jackson,
Dominion
meteorologist.
Weather
figures
for
the
month
were
as
follows:
Mean
temperature,
17.
Maximum
temperature,
til
on
October
1.
Minimum
temperature,
28
on
October
28.
Hainrall,
7.8G
Inches.
Snowfall,
2
inches.
Total
precipitation,
8.00
inches.
Sunshine.
95.3
hours.
Wind,
total
mileage,
1061;
maximum
velocity.
10
miles
per
hour
on
October
19.
SELLS
NEWSPAPERS
BECOMES
RICH
MAN
OKLAHOMA
CITY.
Nov.
2.
.lames
IL
Price,
who
sold
newspapers
on
the
campus
of
Duke
I'niversil.v.
has
been
informed
Ilia!
he
shares
as
one
of
sixlee-1
relatives
in
a
two
million
dollar
legacy
left
by
the.
laic
rlobai;co
king.
Fire
at
Seattle
Swept
Automobile
Row
Block
Million
dollars
worth
of
tires
belonging
to
one
concern
were
damaged
by
huge
holocaust
at
Puget
Sound
city
-
S
BATTLE,
Nov.
2.
Damage
estimated
at
two
million
dollars
waf
funded
by
a
.-peilsciilar
fire
which
swept'
u
block
of
!
.SeallieV
"automobile
row"
Saturday
night.
The
bhue
was
the
niord
costly
which
has
takeu
place
here
in
year-.
Street
car
and
aiitonioliile
traffic
wa
held
up
and
telephone
uitd
power'
lines
dir.itltd
for
hours.
Two
firemen
were
slightly
injured
when
a
ltiirliiig'
hose
iirinl
knocked
thain
of
their
feet.
Numerous,
vxplostuiis
of
oil
:
ami
gasoline
scattered
the
fire
and
wilhin
ten
ininnlcs
after
the
flames
were
discovered
the
-
buildiin:
was
ablaze
in
many.
TMIT?n
'PIJfTP'PlI
i"-"-'-
iiiiiii.il
i.
iiiiin.il
im-;
w
'
v
v
Low-pressure
of
water
peded
the
efforts
to
prevent
the1
ptYI
TATPII
AHrMC
Firesltine
Company
which
lost
75
car
toads
of
I
ires
valued
at,Ccst
of
Maintaining
Religious
more
than
a
million
dollars.
I
Later
Despatch
SEATTLE.
Jiov."??
-
lama;re
on
Saturday
nishl
by
fire
war
rut
in
iG.V0ufi
i
ihis
inornin-x
wlirtr
-It
wlHfi-trrU:
lhi
THIRTEEN
BOATS
Craft
With
Fourteen
and
Fifteen
Cents
Thirteen
boats,
sold
their
cat
ches
here
Ihis
morning
of
which
The
salni"ii
pack
in
District
No.
2
this
year
was
the
second'
fleven
were
American's,
selling
their
catches
at
lourleen
lu
wi-leen
cents
a
pound.
Following
were
the
sales:
American
Olacier,
7.0.1
to
Hoyal
Fish
Co.
at
I
t.Toc
and
7c.
Onah.
12.0110,
tu
Cold
Storage
at
i
5.50c
and
8c.
Majestic
2H.000.
to
Booth
Fisheries
al
11.30c
and
tic.
Atlas,
29,000,1
tu
Pacific
Fisheries
at
11.50c
and
tic.
Sunset,
15,000,
to
Cold
Storage
al
It.lOc
and
tic.
Spray.
H.hOO.
to
Cold
Storage
al
1
1.1
tie
and
tic.
Albatross.
52.000.
to
Allin
There
were
U5.2-
hours
of.
Ki-sliri
al-t
tt?"
and
6o.
Fairway,
19.000.
to
Hoyal
Fish
o.
at
IS.lOer
and
8c.
Teddy
J.,
8.000.
to
Booth
Fisheries
at
1
1.90c
and
8c.
Democrat.
13.000,
In,
Cold
Stor-Aue
at
13.80
and
tic.
Wabash,
l.ooo.
tu
Cold
Stor
age
at
15.50c
aod
8c.
Canadian
Tramp.
7.000.
at
t
l.50c
nnd
6c
tu
Hoyal
Fish
Co.
Yule.
000.
at
1
1.50e
and
Cc
lo
Allin
Fisheries.
WATSON
WILL
FACE
ANOTHER
TRIAL
FOR
YANCOl
VEH.
tXov.
2.
Itossj
Wnlson,
formerly
police
constable
at
Seattle,
lefl
this
morning
for
Xanaimo
where
it
is
expected
he
will
face
a
second
trial
this
ilfteinoon
in
catinectiotn
with
the
robbery
of
Ihe
.
Hoyal
Hank
here
a
year
ago.
BIRTH
There
was
horn
this
morninc
at
the
Prince
Rupert
fSencrnl
Hospital
a
son
tu
Mr.
and
Mr,
Stanley
Doiron.
Eleventh
Ave.
Program
for
B.C.
Set
at
$175,000
uaniafrcu
si.m
i.
..i
u..-
r
--
VMiri.u
or
Canada
Company
lo
nave
e
tnsiaeraitie
sale
value.
VAXCUL'VEK,
Noy.
2.
The
mtcljnvf.
pf
thfi,
Ijj-ijlsh
Columbia
Fenernl
i-ouhcu
of
IKe
UiJited
opened
'
here
this
morning
with
delegates
from
all
parts
of
the
province
present,
ftev.
Dr.
I'idjteon,
moderator
of
Hie
council
this
morning-
out-
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maintaining
the
church
as
an
jartive
and
progressite
factor
in
Eleven
of
Number
are
American;
the
religious
life
of
the
coun-
Prlces
a
Round
ItT.
tie
piacea
uruisn
i.oiumnias
share
of
the
cost
at
175,000.
COUNCILLORS
BEING
CHOSEN
British
Boroughs
Holding
Elections
In
Different
Parts
of
England
and
Wales
LO.NDON.
Nov.
3.
The
electors
in
itiO
English
and
Welsh
boroughs
are
balloting
today
for
about
5.000
councillors
to
represent
them
in
local
affairs,
especially
in
levying
and
administering
local
taxes
which
last
year
aggre-galed
112.000,000.
There
are
nearly
fifteen
million
voters,
half
of
whom
arc
women.
Three
hundred
women
candidates
are
named.
LEGISLATURE
OPENS
AT
VICTORIA
TODAY
Formal
Proceedings
Only
There
Today
and
Debate
on
Address
Goes
all
Week
VICTORIA,
Nov.
2.
The
1J.C.
Legislature
opened
this
afternoon
with
the
usual
ceremonies.
The
speech
from
the
throne
was
lead
outlining
the
high
lights
of
the
legislative
program,
Tor
the
session
ami
uiljournineut
was
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ROBBERY!
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I'll
HIV
address
in
reply
lb
the
speech
from
Hie
throne
will
occupy
tbo
rest
of
the
week.-
.
DR.
GRANT'S
TESTIMONIAL
Tills
presentation
will
take
place'
ill
the
Presbyterian
Church
tonight
at
8
p.m.
Musical
program.
All
friend
welcome.
.