II
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il.
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1
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M
V
win
yenlenliiy
rotn-Irtal
on
a
'chant
of
:"
i
MtiiectiM
"h
lhp
i-.tly
the
i-'li
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an
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iaiion,
f
I
v.
in
til
vfurn
iix''.
Im-ic
'recii.
Iluy
and
a
.
rliaracut
wnli
al
ii
pniettre
an
lrlini
i
wild
Ihr
name
rae
'
.
ded
for
a
week
but
il
cd
thai
ilie-c
charge
ie
oxii
i
-i-ded
Willi
.v!ihtv
.
i
as-
hal
Uci'ii
MORE
LIBERALS
TO
BE
ELECTED
Gains
Will
be
Made
In
all
Western
Canada
Premier
Mao-kemle
King
Says
N'JHTII
WW.
Oct.
II.
In
all
(
Iiere
lal
nlglit
Preinlcr.
M.i
Mite
Kiiw
nald
he
wax
pared
lo
In
We
hi
repula
'
a-
one
ahle
lo
JiitlQ
a-
poll-
i-iMiullon
that
there
would
iih'
r
LiheraN
eleelwl
inflril-j
)lumltia.
Alhcrla.
fakat-wan.
Maniloha.
and
N'ortliorn
a
id
limn
were
elected
at
the
elect
ion."
Tde
premier
liax
li"l
el
tour-
'he
remainder
of
Ontario
t
it
i
eit.ecled
by
Liberal
imirlfi-H
Hutu
will
alio
1
rral
gain.
TRUE
BILL
IN
MURDER
CASES
Three
Qlrls
Being
Tr'ed
at
Toronto
Charge
of
Murdering
Jail
Matron
TOHOXTO.
Oct.
II.
A.lrmJ
t'lll
charging
murder
wax
icliirii-"it
by
the
uriind
Jury
at
the
ax-
sues
hern
yexlerday
agalnxt
the
three
glrlx
Ixubel
Pioiixe,
llcxxle
Carroll
aitil,'
Jennie
.Mc.Minn
it'
cnnneelioit
wllh
the
death
of
lh
'natron
of
the
Jail
fiiiin.
Iixl
spring
when
the
girl
excaped.
The
mitl
run
was
found
xuf
foi
aled.
ferv.
efiienor.
I..
II
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mm
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m
in
on
.n
uii
i
urT
mi
uw
w
i
Paul
and
Olol
llnon.
It-
rf-
wrt
follows:
Committee's
Report
Ytur
cunuiiittee
begs
lo
report
ax
follows:
Al
the
lust
met'tiug
ut
Hie
board
of
trade
correHndeiice
wax
rend
givlug
ywi
a
reHrt
up
lo
that
dale.
lnce
that
lime
I
lie
(
irain
Hoard
of
(Unada
ha
vi-Hwl
Prince
Hupert,
lutieiticr
with
Hie
deputy
miniMer
of
trade
and
coin-Miene
ami
Mr.
Howe.
Hie
engineer
in
charge.
Lpon
tMHiipIelion
wf
the
elevator
U-will
le
lurnetl
over
to
llm
grain
board,
who
will
inxlalt
u
crew
with
manager.
From
otir
di-riixxion
with
them
we
learned
thai
Ihey
would
take
no
pari
In
soliciting
grain
for
lhi
port,
neither
would
Ihey
inlerext
lhemxele
in
the
lining
of
xhipx
or
!up-plying
coat
In
xhip;
they
would
function
only
in
xee-Iwr
thai
Mie
elevator
wax
run
properly
ami
Hint
the
grain
wax
handled
right
in
try
way.
With
thix
ipiexthm
xt-llisl
it
beeoniex
nwexxary
for
Ihr
people
of
Prince
Hupert
tn
get
Intxy
and
en-dcaxor
to
liae
Hie
Pralu
xenj
through
Ihix
port.
Your
eontnilltee
xiwggextx
that
the
prexent
comiitillee
be
dlx-ehrm.tl
and
I
hat
a
new
committee
be
appointed,
which
will
be
a
permanent
ftimmll-Ice
carefully
xelccled
from
men
who
are
willing
to
give
a
portion
or
their
time
without
remuneration
and
who
are
heavily
inlerexled
in
the
future
of
ll'l"
"y-
w"
would
recommend
a
com-mlltee
or
from
five
to
xeven.
having
reprexenlallon
from
Hie
'ily
Council.
We
would
further
recommend
that
this
commillee
undertake
to
raixe
n
xiim
of
money,
not
loxs
than
l,li0.
and
having
ral'cd
thlx
money
that
they
who
knows
engage
a
man
xomelhlittf
"I""'1
"",
ping
and
grain
business,
lo
acl
under
H"
In
connection
wllh
gelllnk'
Iho
Kniin
enl
through
here.
AHer
carernl
conxldera-tlon
and
ofinxlderable
discussion
with
mnny
people
who
are
Interested
In
the
(continued
on
pa?o
two)
Itutirrt
psiterirnreil
Hie
Mnr'kehl
tft
it
lia
IiihI
lhi
t'ai
and
the
condition
rt'in
lo
li
general.
to
ime
oviuHwable
lime
lo
ther'r",r
....
.
lit$
Connection
with
I
-
inn-riiniiaiiiTv
-irnrj-
ju
n.iK
r
r.il.n
Cimn.
'
lUrharBwl
aflir
ciilrliiw
H
tll
luortv.
riininirii
oi
r.
.rioi-
f
Irme.
A.
-euperx
to
transfer.
Card.
H.
it
iJ"Ih)iiU
oliiii.iinv
generally.
Laxt
uiiihl
and
lln
nioining
I'tuice
(IX.
II.
ulearner
Prince
llunerl.
Cant.
I.
l)iiiMld,
which
wao
due
from
the
coulli
al
10:30
ln
niornin?.
ha
leen
running
mio
llilck
weather
alt
the
way
up
the
roai.
II
wa
rcioilc.l
thitt
morning
that
the
vpicI
wouldj
not
reach
here
until
o'clock
tuiilght
if
then.
The
I
ruin
foi
llit
VLunt
w
mil
held
fur
the
boat
and
pulled
out
on
lime
al
11:30
ihit
mortiinjx.
The
teanier
Prince
Cliarlr.
whieh
wax
to
lime
RMiJrd
fur
Alaka
al
I
o
-
lock
IhU
alteinoon,
will
awail
ihe
arrival
of
Itie
Prince
lluper!
i.
fWoTVaiiieoi
as
a..
i
t
-
I
.
via
Hie
(Jiieen
Cliiirlotlc
Ixlandx
did
not
jrel
away
from
Vancouver
oti
the
Inn
north
until
-'
-
elfk
Snnday
afternoon.
She
i
bring(tg
a
heavy
freight
cargo
10
Odeett
Charlotle
Ixland-
and
will
not
arrive
here
until
Friday.
Fog
may
alxo
cauxe
further
delay
lo
litis
vessel
as
well.
CP.lt.
xleamei
Prinros
Mary,
liapt.
Arthur
Slaler,
due
Iron
Alaska
al
:i
o'rlock
Mux
aftcr-non
has
Ik-cii
delayed
:'t
hour-m
the
norilt
on
account
of
fog
'
FINAL
GAME
i
IS
POSTPONED
Keavv
Rain
at
Pittsburg
Pre
vented
Conclusion
of
World
Series
Today
PtlTHlt
Itii.
Oct.
It.
After
waiting
lliirty
minutes
afler
the
lime
scheduled
br
the
start
oi
Hie
Hiiine.
Judge
Landis.
rom-mixsioner
or
orgauited
baseball,
announced
thai,
owing
lo
Ihe
tiium-
rain,
the
seventh
and
de-
ri.liin:
cuiiie
of
the
World
Merles
would
be
postponed
until
tomor
row.
Ml
wax
set
for
the
game
even
lo
Ihe
selection
of
the
batteries.
Tin.
Waxliiiik'tou
Senators
man
iiuKinent
had
chosen
Waller
Johnson,
hero
of
I
wo
rames
al
ready,
to
pilch
Hie
game
and
the
Pirates
were
to
have
had
l.ee
Meadows,
who
lost
the
first
mime,
or
V
c
A
image,
me
ncro
or
Ihe
second
game,
in
the
box.
.Muddy
lluel
ami
Karl
Mnilh
had
in.
en
selected
lo
catch.
tieillntr
loilav-
was
slightly
in
favor
uT
WashliiKton.
NOMINATIONS
TO
CLOSE
TOMORROW
Papers
of
George
O.
Bushby
and
Fred
Stork
Not
Yet
Presented
to
Returning
Officer
iXoniinalions
for
the
forlhconi
lug
federul
elect
ion
will
close
tomorrow
nfternoon
at
'2
o
clock
al
Hie
ofHce
of
H.
H.
Mortimer,
teturnltw
offleer.
0.
W.
Nicker-
son,
Progiessive
catulidale,
so
rar
is
ihe
only
candidate
Tor-1
mally
In
the
field.
The
papers
ofj
(teorge
fl,
.llushhy,
Conservative,!
and
Fred
'Stork.
Liberal,
will,
have
been
filed
by
the
liino
of)
rlosin?
tomorrow
it
is
expeoted.
the
Wabash
there
this
morn
Ing.
The
previous
high
mark
was
24
cents.
The
huge
prices
were
the
result
of
keen
competition.
Sales
were
as
follows:
American
E.
Neilson,
6,500,
to
Booth
Fisheries
at
24
60c
and
9c.
Wabash,
U.5C0,
to
Pacific,
at
27c
and
10c.
Sherman,
13,000,
to
Atlln
Fisheries
at
25.60c
and
9c.
Canadian
Ingred
H.,
10,500,
to
Royal
Fish
Co.
al
23c
and
7c.
Point
May,
2,000,
to
Cold
Storage
at
22.70c
and
7c.
Ternen,
9,500,
to
Cold
Storage
at
23.50c
and
7c.
APPLICATION
TO
QUASH
INDICTMENT
VERDICT
ON
FRIDAY
OF
THIS
WEEK
VAXCOIVFH,
Oct.
It.
Judgment
is
lo
be
rendered
Friday
by
Mr.
Justice
1.
A.
McDonald
in
Ihe
iisxiie
court
on
a
motion
on
behalf
of
5;'
western
Canadian
fruit
dealers
!
(plash
an
indictment
against
Hiem
for
an
alleged
omhine.
FOLEY
GOT
DECISION
IN
MXJROUND
BOUT
SKATTLi:.
Oct.
II.
Vic
Foley
or
Vancouver,
H.C.
bantaiiiweigh'.
champion
ol
Camilla
nnd
ll.e
Pacific
Coast,
was
awarded
Mio
decision
over
Youu?
Xalonalisia
of
the
Philippines
in
a
six
round
TAXI
Boston
Grill
25
nnd
Ambulan
Large
Ipstair
Dining
Hall,
Service,
''i
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor
for
hire.
Anywhere
at
Anytlm''"'f",'ii7,
,
(
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN,
""""'J'
Motel,
3rd
Royal
Stand
The
latest
and
beat
for
the
and
6th
8t.
l'hllln,t
r.
21
PRINCE
RUPERT
least.
Phone
457.
MATT
VI
DECK.
Pron.
II
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Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
Vol
XV
NO,
230
1MUNCE
Itl
PnitT.
11.(1,
VKkKSIlAY,
OUTOHEIl
11.
Vutirdir'i
Circulation
1B63
Strut
!
42.
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS.
UPERT
S
TO.
ffl
AFTER
GRAN
BUSINESS
-
F
REPORT
OF
EDUCATION
COMMISSION
IS
ADOPTED
INCOME
IAX
HIUHtK
ocal
tommittee
to
go
After
Grain
Business
and
Engage
an
Agent
o
ace
aeiue
seps
to
get
elevator
in
operation
Tt'.s-
pe
ml
meeting
or
Hie
bounl
of
trade
last
night
tie-d
barge
the
gram
committee
of
Hie
boanl
which
ha
,
Mining
o
lar
anil
lo
apKiinl
n
permanent
committee
,i
i
jr
the
inriMii'
of
taking
muIi
lrn
n
may
be
ncces-
t
gram
shippers
lo
semi
ineir
grain
uiruugn
mi
iiihI
in
lo
raise
n
fund
of
iriiiiiialt?ly
?ll,0O(i,
li
nhull
be
subscribed
by
the
rily.
ami
the
oilier
half
I
iliicfis
di
ortler
to
employ
a
first
class-man
to
go
urc
busmen
for
the
elevator.
-
.
-
-
The
new
ronimillw,
conslsl-
i
SHIPS
DELAYED
'
I
BY
HEAVY
FOGS
C.N.R.
Steamer
Prince
Rupert
Will
not
Arrive
Until
tonight
Prince
John
Is
i
alto
Deayed
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Group
of
delegate
at
Hie
annual
convention
or
lKmuuOii
postal
clerks
in
II;
bTax
BIG
PRICES
FOR
HALIBUT
Records
all
Broken
This
Morning
When
27
Cents
and
10
Cents
Paid
for
Catch
All
records
of
the
local
fish
exchange
wen
broken
this
morning,
when
the
Paclflo
ROkVlK
FLEET
N.
M.
&
R.
Fish
Co.
Boats
Will,
tw
al
.
.
.
Ykl.
tlfl.l..
Cl.k
f
UQ
nui;
11119
vviiifrr
riming
Around
Vancouver
Island
The
semiiix
fleet
of
the
N.
M.
CONSTABLE
IS
IN
TROUBLE
Remanded
for
Sentenco
on
Con-vrctlon
of
Pointing
Revolver
Unlawfully
VA.NCOI
VKH,
Oct.
1
1.
Constable
Irving
who
was
suspended
from
the
Provincial
Police
force
following
allegations
of
Mrs.
John
Xelson
thill
he
terrorited
herself
and
her
son
al
her
home
on
Sal
unlay
night.
pleaded
guilty
In
Ibe
charge
of
unlawfully
pointing
a
revolver,
mid
was
remanded
for
sentence.
living
came
before
the
court
again
Imbiv
and
was
fined
I00.
Education
Commission
Makes
Radical
Recommendation
Regard
to
Taxing
the
Smaller
Incomes
Untaxed
Portion
of
Those
Already
Taxed
Would
Also
Have
to
Pay
$12
to
$15
a
Year
Under
Proposed
Scheme
Y1CTOIUA,
Oct.
I
I.
The
issue
of
taxation
for
the
support
or
xchools
in
the
province
may
bit
mot
or
the
pockets
or
the
resident-
or
the
province,
when
legislation
is
introduced
at
next
ses-xioii
making
the
report
or
the
education,
survey
commission
tfreclive.
Should
Hie
government
decide
to
accept
the
repo.l
in
its
entirety
and
acl
on
it,
rinancing
will
be
to
the
Tore.
The
report
xiiggest
that
the
burden
of
education
be
relieved
to
xome
extent
by
a
levy
or
one
er
cent
on
Hie
untaxed
porUon
of
incomes.
Tbi
would
mean
that
persons
now
asses-
ped
for
provincial
income
ax
would
be
required
to
pay
an
additional
12
or
$15
per
annum,
a-eoiiliijr
to
the
amount
of
Ihe
'present
exemption.
i
j
I
nder
the
scheme,
persons
I
whose
incomes
were
less
ttiair
11
Mio
:
vp:ir
if
married
or
?l
-
:
received.
bUlNb
oUUIH
PUBLIC
MEETING
TO
C.N.R.
'
ers
TO
BE
HELD
TONIGHT)
A
II.
Fish
Co.,
which
has
been!
The
C.N.Il.
steamer
Prince
llu-
Flsheries
paid
27
and
10
ioring
lor
Hie
Lockporl
Can-nerl
being
due
to
arrive
irom
me
cents
for
a.
catch
of
fish
of
eery,
returned
lo
port
the
nlglil
south
al
8
o
clock
tins
evening.
before
last
and
will
leave
this
the
Liberal
committee
announced
I
afternoon
for
Ihe
eas!
coast
of
j
this
afternoon
that
the
public
Vancouver
Island
in
the
lielgli-!
horhood
or
yualicum
where
they
livitl
ititfraL'i.
in
furl
her
iitninn
isliiiw
alter
which
proceed
to
Ihe
west
meeting
to
be
held
in
the
West-
holme
Theatre
tonight
Will
lake
olace
ns
advertised.
The
speakers
they
will!
for
this
meeting.
Hon.
A.
M.
coast
ofi
M:nisoii.
attorney
general.
Mrs.
Vancouver
Island
lo
fish
herring;
Mary
Kllen
Smith.
M.L.A.,
Tor
Ihe
saltery
which
has
beenjKivd
Stork
will
arrive
on
"stahlishcd
by
the
company
at
boat.
.
.
Windy
Hay
in
tlarclay
Sound.
the
boats
wilt
return
north
Li
ST
OPPORTUNITY
TO
The
fleet
consist
of
Ihe
gas-i
boats
Hose
Point,
Capt.
Xick
Carter:
Malaniute,
Capt.
P'ele
llorvik.
and
X.
M.
A
It.
Xo.
t.
:apt.
Jamie
Neville.
The
crew
of
the
three
boats
includes
about
eighteen
men.
and
the
Final
Session
of
Court
of
Re-t
vision
on
Federat
Voters
List
Will
Close
this
Afternoon.
llegislralions
beiny
made
approaching
federal
election
'by
appearing
in
person
before
Xorinan
A.
Watt,
revising
of-ficer,
will
run
.well
over
tilO.
This
in
addition
to
Ihose
who
had
previously
been
qualified
by
other
means.
In
lo
I
hi
morn
ing
Mr.
Wall
had
regislered
110
persons.
The
court
of
revistoi
finally
closes
al
5
o'clock
thi
afternoon
and
there
will
be
m-
furl
her
opportunity
to
register
nPor
thai
time.
FOG
HANDICAPPED
FIREMEN
IN
SEATTLE
Damages
Amounting
to
$200,000
Caused
by
Blaze
In
Paper
Company's
Plant
spvm'i.p
ii
ii
Tin
Union
freighter
Chilkool.
Capl
)
rii.nm.iii
li-ili..k
ItliT'l
Uliil
il
111:1
Sinilh.
arrived
in
port
rioiul,,..:,,,,,,,,.
C.
II.
u.
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...a
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main
bout
al
Ihe
seasons
rir-i-Mie
souiu
ai
i
unuu
011
"i""i,y
fj,.t,
at
n,0
plant
or
Ihe
Zel-imloor
smoker
here
lasl
night.
ing
and,
after
unloading
lumber1
oriiH(.
Vi.
Papnu
Company
thi
Foley
had
the
advantage)
for
Albert
&.
McCalTery.
"a'1'?''
I
morning.
The
firemen
were
Mirou-Jliout.
!his
morning
for
St.-vvarl.
h.:,.iieHnni.i
l,y
the
heavy
fog.
PUBLIC
MEETING
In
Westholme
Theatre
Tonight,
Wednesday,
at
8
p.m.
Speakers:
HON.
A.
M.
MANSON,
Attorney
General
MRS.
MARY
ELLEN
SMITH,
M.L.A.
FRED
STORK,
M.P.
Seal
Iteserved
for
Ladies.
Everybody
welcome.
STOCK
MARKET
Hid.
AskCdJ
!H.C.
Silver
1.35
1.
10
illunwcll
1.30
1.70,
(Jlad'slone
2
m
.20
'
Ilaieltou
02
L.
i
I,.
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Premier
2.2H
2
35
Silvefercsl
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Suri
Inlel
07
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Terminus
.to
LADY
HIKERS
MAKING
TIME
j
200
if
single
would
pay
a
dollar
Miss
Rorvlk
and
Mrs.
Johnson
la
-...
r
ri.r
nvprv
5liio
of
income
Pass
Vanderhoof
and.
are
1
Due
In
Prince
George
Friday
TRIP
HALF
DONE
Misx
Anna
llorvik
and
Mrs.
I
iam
Sam
Johnson,
joiinson,
Prince
rnnce
Hupert
uupen
Steamer
Bringing
,
,
Sp-!,,,,,,,.,
.
nwVjU1I
tl.e.oa-or
p
mite
Is
Due
Here
at
8
O'clock
viiTjni?o1n
This
Evening
have
iiasxM
Vanderhoof
and
are
due
lo
reach
Prince
(ieorge
on
Friday
of
Ibis
week
on
schedule
time,
this
marking
Ihe
half
way
point
or
the
undertaking-.
They
lefl
here
on
September
17
and
covered
23
miles
per
day
while
travelling
over
the
ti.T.P.
rail
way
lies.
Ihey
will
proceed
south
from
Prince
(toorrxe
over
the
highway
to
Ouesnel
and
thence
on
the
Cariboo-.
trail
to
AslicroH
following
Ihe
Canadian
Pacific
Hailway
into
Vancouver
wtiirh
they
expect
to
reach,
'
weather
permitting,
in
about
a
month's
time.
JST0DAY
GOOD
SALMON
PACK
ISLANDS
Looeport
Cannery
Is
Closed
and
Lancon
Bay
Will
Finish
at
End
of
This
Week
According
lo
word
received
in
Ihe
city
this
week
Ibe
Lockeport
cannery
on
.viorcspy
isianu.
U.C.I.,
closed
for
the
season
at
the
end
of
last
vvck
bavin?
made
a
pack
that
witt
exceed
10.-000
cases.
The
Lagoon
Hay
cannery
will
close
up
at
the
end
of
this
week
with
a
pack
of
about
33,000
cases.
There
was
a
very
good
run
of
salmon
on
the
Uueen
Charlottes
Ihi
year
and
Hie
season
hai
been
ipiile
successful.
All
til1
creeks
are
also
reported
to
be
well
stocked
wiMi
spawn.
JDOOKHOBORS
IN
B.C.
MAKE
GOOD
Rebuilt
Four
Schools
Burned
Down
and
Erected
Three
More
for
Children
YICTOIUA,
Oct.
of
the
interior
have
no!
only
made
good
their
promises
lo
build
four
school
In
replace
those
burned
down
as
n
prolan
against
the
children'
forced
attendance
hut
have
ejected
seven
new-
building
altogether,
(he
de
partments
of
education
Approximately
300
Ooukjiotmr
children
are
now
attending
the
public
school.