T
I
111
w-
n
M
I
.
I
WAIN
Kill
I
I
ll
I
ii
m
i
nil
i
-ijiiiu
10
VANCOUVER
nouiana
iirt
nave
Mrnvecs
Canadian
National
Line
Alone
So
Far
on
H
Vt
II.
UftUvVhiml
j
ward
Mh
pacific
v
Vancouver
ehtva-niiii
to
feel
lh
f
i
vf
a
thousand
unveil
over
the
Cana-
.il
atone,
iii
addition
Ii
milled
liv
ilir
i;.l.H.
ml,
wnil-
iwue
an
ii
ariii'il
tin
Mine
-
.If
BOlllli
Ii.
Wlial
'dad
Hre
lireeily,
i-
on
both
Iln't
are
i
illy
ami
otliV'r
(rain
'
n
rout.
nlmot
a
lo-
I
in
ran
aw;mmo-
MINISTERS
FOR
CANADIAN
WEST
Four
Slated
for
Prairie
Provinces
In
Addition
to
One
In
B.C.
ll':i.
Oct.
Id.
,1'remier
1
'
Kiiia
in
hi
final
ad
'
a
written!
audience
an
t
Mini
if
elect
wl
former
N'orri
of
Manitoba
ji'
laki'ii
llilu
lhe
cabinet.
Mier
iiilimaled
(hat
four
t
nit
would
no
lo
the
pronren
of
western
1
a
The
men
lo
be
ehoxen
"
in
Nnrri
of
Manitoba.
'
of
Sa-kitlehewan.
mid
alrcnilv
in
the
cabinet,
a.
'
and
Molheiwell.
ThU
U
i
ildiii
in
to
the
I
I.C.
minister,
h
"a
ol
runt
Koolenay.
BAYCHIMO
AT
DUTCH
HARBOR
I'OUTI.VM).
Ocl.
10.
Tin
,!
''
hi
n
May
(.learner
llaychinio
il
nl
Dutch
Harbor
on
'
fidavuifler
a
Irln
front
lhe
Ii
''fiaul
of
Alaka
wliVre
he
eepnrleil
lacl
lininlh
ns
fail
He
leg
wllh
llllle
piospecl
of
ane
bl-fore
-H'ring.
EIGHTEEN
WERE
KILLED
ITALIAN
FACTION
FIGHT
l'AIIIS.
Ool.
10.
Hepinif
n-''eivi'd
liere
ntnlc
that
H
perno'iin
were
killed
In
recent
flghllng
be-ween
warring
fncllonj
at
Flor-'ee,
Italy.
!
l".llsClnl
lo
-.ink
in
me
minutes
truck:
Jaob
ladder
from
UiH
f
I
lie
tug
and
over
thi
Uaplam
riioniMMi,
chief
engineer
Hubert
otn.
nm
nine
itfrniteri
of
the
rew
climbed
In
afeiy.
The
lus
nank
an
(he
lal
huh
elmtoreil
ultoard.
Dewey
and
Tean
YelerUay
f1ernoMi
the
teatMer
Admiral
Hewey
and
leiiin
eollidmt
in
the
n(rail
id
iimade
Kui,
three
milen
eanl
of
iMiiicueon.
Only
HkIi!
damage
a-
ii.
lamed
by
either
nhi.
lhe
Admiral
Oewey
with
freight
.nd
nannenaem
wan
en
roule
I
mm
Ihm
Amtelen
and
the
TeiiM
oulbouml
fr
San
l'nnieinco.
Ihrce
other
ahl
ammidcd.
.ill
(he
canualtien
leii
due
In
ieay
Tos.
The
lrincw
Kalh-een
failed
lo
arrive
ami
1
re-i...ilrd
having
ffone
aground
al
irtoria.
lir.l.l.l.VOIIAM.
Oct.
10.
-Steamer
1'otlach
went
ahor
Thursday
near
Anacrlen
Hiid
wan
Una
I
iil
Friday
She
nlruck
head
on
mid
wan
leaking
badly
in
lhe
forward
bold
bill
wan
taken
in
tow
for
Seatlle
by
lhe
log
Sea
KniK-
GASBOAT
WAS
ADRIFT
TWENTY-FOUR
HOURS
Man
and
Woman
had
Narrow
Es
cape
Drifting
Fifty
Mllos
In
Juan
de
Fuoa
Straits
Yir.TnillA.
Oct.
10
The
ga
boat
.
and
V..
adrift
all
T'hurn-.lav
niuhl
Oie
Strails
of
Juan
de'
l
uca
wilh
Mr.
I.
1
Awards
anil
Mr.
Ynnce
of
Sooke
aboard
vviik
localed
near
l'ort
Henfrew
wllh
bolli
oceiipanln
.afo
and
well
by
the
launch
Sunbeam,
nent
to
I
heir
reneue
from
sooke
During
lhe
'.'t
hours
Ihcy
were
out
Hie
boal
wan
lielplenn.
She
drifted
about
50
milen
down
lhe
l
niini-e
of
Vancouver
In
land
and
only
lhe
calm
-ea
naved
lhe
crafl
from
dentruellon.
STOCK
MARKET
ll.C.
Silver
...
,Daly
Alankn
Diinwell
'
Iliuellou
...
I..
&
I..
I'reuiier
.
Sllvercrenl
Terininu
Urf
Inlet
Illil.
1
.0'.)
.ir
l.so
.
.02
.17
2.30
.07
.10
.07
M
-She
Anked.
1.15
1.70
S.35
.10
.08
Progressive
Party
Candidate
Had
hit
Papers
Filed
With
Returning
Officer
This
Morning
(eorge
Watson
Nickcrou,
uianufuclurem'
agent
and
Pro-grcnnlve
candidate,
in
(he
first
to
lhe
Mft
in
I
lie
federal
election!
v..Cviiirri
iui
.TrT-im
riuiit.,
uisi
cattle
and
ahe
(taper
havin?
been
filed
Ibis
H..I
,
...
"..
.
.....
rum
ujc
mjriimp
wuii
i-uwiiru
u.
.Mur-'
nine
he
wan
struck.
Mie
wa
iim-i
aiiiiiUliii.
Ilic
lug
received
no
warning
f
I
he
approach
of
the
Krnh
eel.
the
iibilit
being
but
5U
eel
thmusli
the
f
eurtnlo.
laiitMHjialel'
the
wa
timer,
returning
officer.
I
Mr.
Xiekernoif
n
nominalor.l
who
nijinaturen
vy'ere
wituenne.li
by
(teonre
II.
Arnobl,
bin
official
u
petit,
were
an
follown:
ieor?e
J.
Prlnelt,
Daniel
.amon.
Sam
uel
Wood.
John
D.
Mel.eod.
J.
I'..
Mrllae.
P.
II.
I.inzer.
A.
J.
Vrud-
Jr4ifiu
was
laoded
n
llja
deekktAHHitr.
M.;U
J?Ui'ieM,
NV.
11
Monlffiimery,
J.
1).
ITuirber.
U.
J.i
llacrtn.
Mm.
J.
A.
Prince.
Mm.
II.
A.
Finnic.
Mm.
Mien
Tail.
A
Murray,
lloberl
Murray,
A.
I.eai
Iiink
S.
V.
Taylor.
Oeorpe
t.
Shaw,
Oeorge
U'addell.
Joej
llniwn.
M.
II.
..Mcl.eo-I,
Mm.
Joei
Drown,
I'.
Thompson.
I
Nominiiiionn
will
clone
next1
lhiirnday
at
n
by
which
time
lhe
papetn
of
Fri'd
Stork,
Liberal.
candidate,
and
OcorKc
(i.
Ilunh-,
I...
...M
..
I
...I.
I.
.1.1.
l.,.Jtl
Uy
.Ul.t-l
rti
IV
,
wmi
lime
i..fc.
filed.
DR.
H.R.
GRANT
!
LEAVING
CITY
Subject
to
Approval
of
Presby
tery
Will
go
to
Fort
William
End
of
Month
llev.
II.
II.
(irunl.
D.D..
will
probably
be
leaving
Prince
llu-perl
lo'taki
charge
uf
a
Presbyterian
t'.huich
at
Foil
William
lo
which
lie
recently
received
a
call.
It
in
expected
lhal
he
will
gel
away
about
November
I.
At
a
joint
meeting
of
the
session
and
the
hoard
of
mauaitcrs
of
the
local
I'reshyleian
C.hurrh
last
iiIkIiI,
Dr.
(Irani
laid
the
matter
before
them
and
npoke
of
bin
benlUi
having
failed
somewhat
of
lale.
apparently
from
climatic
reasons.
He
thouht
lhe
rJmiipo
would
be
beneficial.
Afler
conniilVriuc
the
mailer
at
some
length,
lhe
meeting
panned
a
resolution
reurettlntr
the
nccesnily
of
a
change
but
approving
lhe
call.
It
will
now
have
lo
be
nubmilled
lo
(he
pres-bvlery
al
New
Weslmitmler
be
fore
going
into
effect.
In
lhe
meantime
il
Is
lakeu
for
lurrnnlrd
thai
approval
will
be
given
and
thai
Dr.
and
Mrs.
Oraul
and
family
will
be
leaving
within
lhe
month
for
Foil
William.
Dr.
ami
Mrs.
(Irani
have
been
here
for
over
eleven
years,
com-Injr
Jiml
before
lhe
oullueak
of
war
and
people
of
all
rcliuiuiis
deuomliialidim
or
of
none
will
rcBrct
exceedingly
lhe
necessity
of
their
going.
Dr.
Oraiil
followed
F.
W.
Kerr
and
since
eom-inir
has
ncen
hundreds
of
members
cnnie
and
go.
While
doubtless
he
will
be
replaced
by
an
efficient
man,
he
will
be
much
missed.
Advertise
in
the
Dally
New.
FRED
STORK
OCEANFALLS
Good
Reception
Given
Him
at
Public
Meeting'
In-
Paper
Town
Last
Night
OCEAN
FALLS,
OcL
10V
Fred
Stork
had
a
bumper
meeting
last
night
In
the
publie
hall
here
at
which
Malt
Haslett
presided.
He
outlined
his
policy
In
regard
to
local
affairs
and
also
epoke
on
the
big
questions
of
the
day,
particularly
on
the
freight
rates
and
got
an
excellent
reception.
CANADIAN
MILLER
ASHORE
IN
ALBERNI
CANAL
THIS
MORNING
YICrOMIA,
Oct
to.
-Canadian
uo
eminent
freighter
Canadian
Miller
went
a-diore
in
Alberni
(anal
below
Franklin
Light
during
a
dene
tact
Ibis
morning.
No
details
arc
available.
FIFTEEN
KILLED
KOMI-'.,
Ocl.
lo.
Fifteen
per
sons
were
killed
last
nipht
when
u
pasnetmer
train
in
lhe
province
of
Calabria
fell
through
a
hriitge
whirh
had
been
undermined
by
storms.
KEEP
AWAY
FROM
RUPERT
Notice
is
hereby
given
lo
all
pcrons
living
oulside
lhe
city
and
who.
at
prc-
nenl
have
iiileutiuun
of
4
coming
lo
Prince
Ituperl
for
the
purponenif
oblain-
iiiig
work
I
linl
il
Is
adsis-
able
that
they
should
give
up
their
intention
of
t-o
doing.
The
City
Council
has
.le-
rided
that
no
doles
are
lo
be
given
thin
winter
and
(hat
all
cily
work
will
be
wlven
to
permanent
resi
dents
of
the
City.
Notice
is
further
given
thai
so
far
as
lhe
labor
market
in
Prince
.
Huperl
is
concerned
il
is
fully
supplied
with
labor
and
that
Prince
lluperl
'
Is
a
very
undesirable
place
for
persons
lo
come
lo
al
present
for
lhe
purpose
of
obtaining
work,
V..
1.
.Hf.NF.s,
237
Cily
Clerk.
;
!
Mi
25
A'.
Boston
Grill
.1.1...
Large
tpslair
Dining
Hall,
with
newly
laid
dancing
Anywhera
at
'a
!.,...
"
floor
for
hire.
Stand
Royal
Hotel,
o,.
a
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN,
and
6th
8t.
,
T
;
n
PRINCE
RUPERT
The
latest
and
Lest
for
the
MATT
VIDECK,
Prop.
least.
Phono
457.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
VOI
XV.,
NO.
230.
I'MIXCB
III
Pl'KT,
H.C.,
HA'fLllDAY.
OCTOHKlt
10.
1025.
Yt.ur.,.
cirtui.tion
ieor
Slrt.t
(Im
S03
PRICE
FIVE
GENTS.
TUGSEA
MONARCH
SANK
WHEN
RUN
DOWN
rvnnn
a
i
i
n
n
fT
i
it
nMATTn
...
.
VUMU
Ur
rlM
mows
HOW
WASHING
1
ON
WON
BALL
GAME
BY
4
TO
3
Number
of
Vessels
in
Trouble
as
Result
of
Fog
in
South
and
Sea
Monarch
Sank
in
Collision
Tug
went
to
bottom
off
Port
Townsend
just
as
N(KIr0N
IS
larger
Vessels
Collide
FIRST
TO
P0S1
HI
UTLK.
Ocl.
10.
The
fog
Itu-
plaved
havoc
Willi
aliii.
f
.,
1i
-
jart
of
the
roast
during
the
pat
Z
hour.
South
I
ifKrleu
ami
immlier
of
boats
have
gone
aground
K
led
(heir
way
through,
i
,
rt
unulenl
wn
that
In
(lit
lug
Sea
Monarch;
which
i
Mini
witli
I
he
French
steamer
.eimii
in
a
heavy
fog
I'
T
wii-i'inl
lat
night.
The
m-w
of
lhe
tog
wu
taken
.
nun
which
wa
onllonml
for
Vancouver.
-
,
The
Sea
.Mini
ami
wan
towing
u
railway
car
barge
t-'
from
......
Port
decera
.S.
I.dniioiul
Ironside,
of
Kugland,
u
nil
Lieul.-Col.
MacKemiy.
lulled
Slides
ntlarhe
a
lhe
first
log
niuuoue-vre
of
'he
Polish
army
MRS.
PHILLIPS
DIED
SUDDENLY
Pioneer
Resident
of
Prince
Rupert
Expired
From
Heart
Failure
Early
This
Morning
Death
came
very
suddenly
I.niily
Phillips,
wife
of
having
visited
llochester,
Minne
sota,
where
she
expected
to
re
ceive
ireaimnl
tor
tailing
Hear
ing.
She.'
was
advised
by
specia
lists
there
that
nothing
could
be
done
for
her
and
she
was
very
disappointed.
Since
returning
home
she
had
been'
feeling
un
well.
!
Dr.
I..
W.
Kcrgin
was
called
this
morning
but,
on
arrival,
life
was
extinct
.
and
nothiing
r'ouhl
be
done.
Mrs.
Phillips,
who
was
a
of
the
Moosehearl
Legion,
came
lo
Prince
Ituperl
about
six
teen
years
ago
and
resided
here
Continuously
since
that
time.
nnUve
of
Yorkshire,
F.nglaud,
and
It
years
of
age,
she
came
to
Canada
al
the
age
of
six
and
resided
for
many
years
at
Montreal.
Later
she
moved
to
F.d-niouton
and
came
lo
Prince
lluperl
from
that
city.
As
a
practical
nurse,
she
carried
out
work
al
l'.dmonlon
and
here.
llesides
the
widower,
Mrs.
Phillips
Is
survived
by
a
son,
Arthur.
Many
local
friends,
deeply
reiirrelling
Mrs.
Phillip'
demise,
will
extend
their
deepest
sympathy
lo
the
mourning
family.
Announcement
of
funeral
ar
rangements,
which
are
in
the
hands
of
lhe
ll.C
Undertakers'
will
be
made
faler.
MEN
WHO
ESCAPED
JAIL
ARE
CAPTURED
Two
Alleged
Murderers
and
an
Alleged
Bandit
Taken
40
Miles
From
Winnipeg
Washington
Won
Today's
Ball
Game
by
Score
of
Four
to
Three
in
Third
of
the
World
Series
i
IMTT.SHl
llli,
Sept.
10.
Things
broke
against
the
Pitts
-jhurg
Pii
ale
uuiay
uipi
the
Washington
Senators,
baseball
cham-j
pious
oi
lhe.
world,
won
the
Ihird
game
of
the
world
.eries
by
a
,
-.core
of
four
to
three.
The
wonderful
and
timely
.
fielding
of
j
Hiee
for
Washington
wan
the
feature
ofthe
game.
In
the
sixlh
;
inning
he
took
a
long
hit
of
Traynor's
which
looked
like
a
home
run
and,
in
lhe
eighth,
robbed
Smith
of
n
home
run
by
making
!
a
spectacular
cali
h
almost
in
lhe
bleachers.
In
the
ninth,
with
lhe
score
standing
four
to
lliree
against
them,
the
Pirates
filled
the
liae
Iml
luck
was
against
them
and
Hie
two
batters
folluw-
iug
failed
lo
even
lhe
score.
.
!
rrrm
noose
(ioslin,
home
run
king
run!S
,l(
lits
,l0
,.rror!.
of
lhe
lal
World
Series,
knocked.
Sixth
Inning
,
'.ut
a
circuil
clout,
the
only
one,
pMnbur?.
'
lllce
took
Tray-o:
(lie
game,
for
Washington
in
nor
it
un?
uu
w-hicli
looked
like
the
sixth
with
no
men
on.
ja
,0I1,er.
Peck
threw
wide
to
the
bailie
wns
watched
by
a
fjr!,t
0
Wright's
grounder
imparity
crowd
including
l'resUloraritham
fanned.
Smith
singled
dent
Coolidge.
and
many
distin-jn
rjght.
Wright
making
'gui.-he.l
government
officials'
thii-.J.
Wright
scored
on
Kremer'-i
ami
members
or
Hie
enate.
jhjj
which
hopped
by
Harris.
Washington
made
four
runs,;
Smith
stopped
at
second.
Moore
len
hits
and
one
error.
Pitts-'Wilked
filfm2
the
banc.n
hut
lung
made
Ihrce
runs,
eight
hits
and
two
errors.
The
Senators
now
have
two
games
to
their
credit
and
the
pirates,
one.
The
fourth
game
will
take
place
here
tomorrow.
The
batteries
were:
Ferguson
and
lluel
for
Washington
and
Kremer
and
shfttlrfnr
PiUsbrrrs
First
Inning
Pillsburg.
Moore
walked.
Carey
hit
by
pitched
ball.
Cuyler
rlie.1
out
lo
(ioslin.
Harnhardl
to
liil
iiiln
limlili.
nl:iv.
n
runs.
A-!
iiu
hits,
no
errors.
It.
1'hillips,
local
merchant,
who
Washington.
Hire
thrown
out
expired
from
heart
failure
at
at
first.
Stan
Harris
flied
oul.
her
home,
III
Ninth
Avenue
(ioslin
went
to
rirsl
on
jiassed
Fast,
at
I
o'clock
this
moruinig.
(all
third
slriVe.
Judge
grounded
Only
last
Saturday,
Mrs.
l'liil-oul.
No
run,
nb
hits,
no
er-
lips
returned
to
the
cily
afterlrors
Second
Inning
Pillsburg.
Traynor
lilt
tinea
bagger
scoring
on
Wright's
sac
rifice
fly
lo
(Joslin.
Peck
go
(Jrantliam's
pop
fly.
Smith
flied
oul
to
Peck.
One
run,
one
Iui,
no
errors.
Washington.
Joe
Harris
fan
ned.
Myer
thrown
out.
uarrw
dropped
Peck's
easy
fly,
runner
going
lo
second,
flucl
walked.
rcrguson
fanned.
No
runs,
no
hits,
one
error.
Third
Inning
Pillsburg.
Kreiner
fanned
on
four
balls.
Moore
fouled
out
to
lluel.
Carried
bunted,
beiiu
thrown
oul
at
first.
No
runs
no
hits,
no
errors.
Washington.
Hire
singbvl
over
second.
Slan
Harris
sacrificed.
(Ioslin
flied
oul
to
Cuyler.
Mice
going
to
third.
Judse
hit
two
bagger,
scoring
llice.
Jo
Harris
thrown
out
al
rirsl
on
grounder
and
Judge
thrown
out
at
plale
tryiiig
to
score.
Ono
run,
two
hils,
one
error.
Score
one
all.
Fourth
Inning
Pillsburg.
Cuyler
gol
base
hit
Into
left
centre.
Iiar.lt
singled
into
left,
a
two
Carey
slruck
out.
One
run,
two
hits,
one
error.
Washington
(ioslin
;cracked
(conunued
on
page
nxi
ASHORE
IN
FOG
AT
VICTORIA
Princess
Kathleen
Ran
on
Hos
pital
Rock
But
Suffered
Practically
no
Damage
YICIOIUA,
Ocl.
10.
tiroping
her
way
through
one
of
the
heaviest
fogs
in
ears
the
Can
adian
Pacific
steamship
Princess
Kathleen
went
aground
in
Victoria
Harbor
late
yesterday
af
ternoon
but
pulled
herself
off
five
minutes
later.
Heading
oul
for
Seattle
the
vessel
slruck
Hospital
I'.ook
bow
on.
She
put
back
for
survey
and
it
was
found
thai
she
had
suffered
practically
no
damage
but
owing
lo
(he
mishap
the
sailing
was
cancelled.
PREPARATIONS
NORTHFLIGHT
Arrundsen
In
New
York
With
Ellsworth
Connection
With
Proposed
Trip
to
Nome
NF.W
YOHK,
Oct.
ill.
Captain
lloald
Amundsen
arrived
Thursday
to
begin
preparations
for
resumption
of
the
flight
next
summer
from
Home
to
Nome
in
a
semi-rigid
ballooji
wilh
Lincoln
Fllsworlh
who
will
head
the
parly
of
eighteen
scientists
and
aeronautical
experts
lhal
purpose
making
a
geographical
ex-
scoring,
liaruhardt
going
loiploraljon
of
the
north
country
second
on
a
throw
in.
Traynor
walked.
Peck
threw
Wright
oul.
(irantham
popped
lo
Judge.Smilli
walked.
Kleiner
fanned.
One
run,
two
hils,
no
errors.
Washington.
Myer
walked.
Peck
forced
Myer
and
was
imf
out
on
a
Steal,
lluel
Hied
oul.
No
runs,
no
hits,
no
errors.
Score:
Pittsburg,
2,
t.
Fifth
Inning
Pillsburg.
Moore
fanned
WINNII'KO.
Ocl.
10
Three
of,Cary
sjngled
ONer
second,
going
lhe
men
who.
escaped
from
the
lo
second
on
lllce
delayed
Provincial
jail
early
Tuesday
throw.
Myer
Ihrew
out
Cuyler,
morning
were
captured
,,
lasl'Carey
going
lo
Ihird.
nlglil
luilinig
in
a
haystack
10
miles
soulli
of
here.
The.
men
captured
were
John
Slanluu
and
Alex.
Shupenick.
alleged
inur-ilerem
and
ficorgc
I.abodiuk
an
alleged
bandit.
Iicruliar.lt
fouled
oul.
No
runs,
no
hils,
no
errors.
Washington
Ferguson
fan-
lied
for
the
second
lime.
Hire
heal
oul
a
slow
roller
and
Slan
BRAZILIAN
REBELS
KILLED
IN
FIGHT
WITH
JSTATE
TROOPS
IIUFNOS,
AIIIKS.
Ocl.
10.
Thirty
llrazilian
rebels
.were
killed
and
mauy
wounded
al
Santa
llita
on
Thursday
in
a
clash
with
stale
J
roups.
HALIBUT
ARRIVALS
Only
three
boals
sold
thru
catches
herp
today.
.
They
were
Senator
15.000
lo
Cold
Storage
at
1.1.00
and.0.
.
Sirius
8.000
,Jo
Gobi
Storage
at
15.30
and
$...
Wiius.SJ.OOO
to
Ilooih
Finhcr-
Hani-
hit
i;.!o
a
double
play.
No
its
m
n.to
and
0.