nl
Hie
rel
I
Minion
of
di'lenlioa
net
sailed
away
i
iii.fMlii.
WAS
ABANDONED
All
Crew
of
Italian
Saved
Except
Second
Officer
x
Vi'ItK.
tin.
it.
-
The
miller
Innazlo
Florto.
-'
a
rudder
and
sent
Oil!
Mnals
Monday,
wa
l
hi
a
MtikiiiK
eondllion
.
i
rew
had
been
rescued
'
I'
Tuhnl
Harding.
The
'
-Mirer
of
Ihe
vessel
wa
'
overboard
und
drowned
If1
lifeboats
were
sinush-ue
heavy
sen.
;
Illinium
-lood
by
is
vessel
for
21
hours.
GRAND
JURY
TODAY
HEARING
CASES
IN
CP.R.
SKIPPER
WAS
the
WONG
SING
DETENTION
VANCOt
VF.lt,
Orl
?l.
An
in-j
iii'iii
i
harglnir
seven
persons'
illegal
detention
of
XX'ong
recently
ncipillled
of
aatfr
or
mtirib'ring
Janet
ii
s
being
presented
In
Ihe
-
1
.
iry
Ihl
afternoon.
XX'il-wdl
lie
heard
tomorrow
'
ii
rue
bill
is
returned
Ihe
1
rtf
I
bo
defendants
w
ill
com-;
nexl
week.
SHOT
BY
AN
OFFICER
cptaln
Clow
of
the
Media
Killed
Aboard
Hla
Vessel
Laat
Night
I-fVS'DON.
Orl.
I'l.
-C.apl.
A.
II.
r'ew.
eonminniler
of
Hie
C.l'.ll.
loni,,r
Melila,
was
tdiol
and
nlei
aboiird
r
ose
at
Ant-
""'P
lsf
night
,y
,,
nf
,e
HIP
offieers.
it
Is
aUraed.
American
Schooner
Marketed
Their
Calchea
at
Exchange
Thla
Five
of
the
larger
halibut
schooners
ealehes
at
the
Klh
thto
miirnirvs
nl
well
Howe
Sound
llazellon
Daly
Alaskn
Itufus
....
Porter
Idaho
(iladslone
Terminus
....
Marinol
....
flrunby
....
Silversmllh
Lucky
Jim
..
(Ilacier
Indian
Selkirk
Hid.
I
iri.on
.
I.
is
.
I.
so
.
.11
.
2.2H
.05
.
.0(1
N.
.
S7.00
.
.02
II
Vi
I
coo
:i
.ItH
.
.20
Vj
.01
Hay
view-
,T
American
market
ed
Kxehiingc
sustained
Hre.
A
ltlnl
Of
I8M.&00
lbs.
was
sold
ua
follows:
Kanaaa.
Sl.nnn
lb.,
at
IM.le
nml
Hr.
lo
the
Itoyal
Fish
Uj.
Freighter,
ir,k.
iJ.lMMl
lbs.,
at
lH.tc
and
He,
to
the
Mouth
Fisheries
Co.
I'artiKon.
Su.ooo
Ihs..
al
I8.6-
and
He.
to
Ihe
Parifh
FMieries.
Seymour.
?.
lbs.,
al
IS.tcj
and
7e.
lo
the
Alliu
Fisheries,
j
Allw.
Sy.Slid
lbs.,
at
I
He
and
he.
and
Cdadys.
1.0(H)
lb.,
tit,
lS..te
and
He.
to
the
Canadian
Fish
Cold
ftorase
Co.
STOCK
MARKET
C.
P.
It
H.C.
Silver
huuwell
L.
,X.
I
Premier
.
..
Sllvercret
.
Surf
Inlet
..
Aslcd.
1
.55
1.
CO
.17
2.
J2
,0'J
.07
H
.10
.17
.15
li
,2fi
.
.10
.214
.10
.2rt
.00
.04
H
.09
U,
I..,!,,,
...ul
in
favor
or
me
plalnliir
in
Ihe
sum
or
HU
and
rinls
was
aiven
tixlay
by
l",'g"
Young
in
Ihe
Counly
Court
caso
of
A.
J.
I'millioininc
el
al
vs.
Fraud
.McDonald,
lite
i,'all
ii...
i.l..lnliir
was
$127
eovpiinif
loan
and
room
rcnl.
Williams.
Mauson
A
Ooniales
nan
me
ci
v
fur
Ihe
plalnliir
while
Ihe,
lo-reiidanl
was
represented
b
I
l-nioro
A
Fullon.
row
on
Man
Who
Stole
Gooda
From
Gasboat
at
Cow
Bay
Joe
Mm
im.
rliargiHl
with
theft
if
giHHl
from
Hie
gasboat
tilory
at
Cow
Hay.
wu-
round
Kuilly
h
JinUe
Youiks
in
the
County
Court
(his
inoniniK
ami
enten!"e
was
reenlNl
until
tomorrow.
Martin
iicratinted
fur
the
Soodj
that
he
was
alleged
.
lo
have
stolen
by
stating
that
he
had
boucht
(lien:
from
a
man
named'
Nelson,
lie
said
he
bad
paid
SlU
Tor
Ihe
revolver.
Ques-tioued
by
the
jud?e,
Martin
denied
having
had
any.
previous
police
reeord.
Aeeused'-s
story
whs,
luiweei
not
aeceplcd
by
Ihe
eourt.
L.
XV.
Palmiiiv
prowuled
and
Mnrtin
was
not
represented
by
iMMMsid.
CHANGE
ROUTE
P.G.E.
RAILWAY
VICTOIIIA.
Met.
21,
Kngincer
or
the
Department
of
llailway-and
(he
Pacific
(treat
Fa-tern
Itailway
have
heeu
makiiu
a
sur
vey
of
physical
conditions
along
the
line
hum
they
report
lo
Cit-Minister
dial
in
order
to
main-lain
the
railway
line
between
two
and
three
million
dollars
will
have
In
be
spent
during
Ihe
nexl4
three
years
on
replacing
bridge
nrtd
Ireslles.
II
will
also
be
necessary
to
alter
the
grade
in
sotu(j
places.
The
greatest
ex-penilUure
is
necessary
at
1.11-lo'icJ,
There,
the
railway
crosses
Ihe
Fruser
river
on
n
trestle
ap-
pininjlr
and
limber
bridge.
The
approach
oil
Ihe
east
side
and
I
ho
v1iolc
location
of
I
he
grade
is
poor
and
the
structure
is
de-
lerloriilltiR.
The
proposal
is
lo
re-locale
the
line
so
as
lo
carry
il
tltmugli
Ihe
town
of
l.illooel
and
cross
(hi
Fruser
by
a
sleel
briilge'ln
Ihe
vicinity
of
the
present
!fHlf
fle
hrid.ic
where
u
inner
shor!i;.
span
would
be
reipiired
arid
ou
(hu
site
of
tie
present
bridge
...X
report
on
the
whob-niaHj,'i4
Will
be
laid
lieforo
the
leglslalillft.
AlcxMtlx,
vvbo
ha
been
soulh
on
a
brief
holiday
trip,
returned
to
Iho
City
on
the
Prince
Ituperl
Milts
(iiornlng.
ON
FISH
LANDINGS
II
is
repotted
officially
(lint
Mm
frilliiulitliir
Tisli
vvnpa.
!:m.1il
at
this
port
during
the
mouth
f
Septeinlter:
Canadian
Halibut
.
Cod
...
.
Salmon
.
Shetlfii
Halibut
.
Cod
...
Salmon
.
American
Cwls.
0,002
.710
Hi,rrH
133
21.7U7
H2I
5.703
or
TAXI
Boston
Grill
f
Pk
and
AJ
Ambulance
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
Service
with
newly
laid
dancing
at
Anytime.
Anywhere
floor
for
hire.
Stand
Royal
Hotel,
3rd
Ave.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN,
end
6th
St.
PRINCE
RUPERT
The
Iale9t
and
best
for
the
WATT
VIDECK,
Prop.
'"'lnfi
,,
j
(
)
(
least.
Phone
457.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
Vol
XV
NO.
215.
PIIINCK
HUl'KHT.
11.(1,
WKUXKHDAY.
OCTOBEIl
21.
1025
YMUrdn-.
circui.tion.
isn
PRICE
FIVK
CENTS.
MRS.
MARY
ELLEN
SMITH
TALKS
TO
WOMEN
GREECE
SENDS
ULTIMATUM
TO
BULGARIA
DEMANDINC
I
APOSy
CASH
anh
Burglar
Caught
1
with
Half
of
Loot
and
Search
Made
for
Other
(ItFSTOX,
Oi
l.
21.
-Two
imideulilie
1
men
held
up
Hie
ll.ink
of
(lunula
lien
ul
2.;tO
yesterday
afternoon,
selzefl
.
iirrenry.
escaped
Ihmiigli
(lie
buck
window
ami
it
't
lor
Hie
open
mniilr)
between
Cro-lon
and
I
he
s
if
-
boundary,
five
mile
dituul.
(i
(In-
two
wn
caplured
luler
in
(lie
day
and
"2.700
of
s
recovered.
,
r
f
'0
men
i
searching
for
(he
oilier
man
on
Mo.il
KAIKYU
MARU
IN
VANCOUVER
I
.viouuiuiu.
oo
nine
irom
pere
'
The
name
of
(lie
captured
man
'ha
not
been
revealed
liy
'lie
IMdire.
The
eolire
force
of
Un
district
in
searrhiint
for
Ilie
un
lured
mail.
The
I
wo
men
entered
tin-
hank
,and
IhreAleneil
S.
XV.
Bolton.
Hie,
turn
te
Port
Where
She
Ran
cashier
with
pitol.
A
they
Down
Tug
and
Damaged
started
in
force
him
into
I
he;
fcuur
Maine
In
July.
paull.
U.
Allen,
the
manasier
en-,
,lefd
aHd
the
robber
seiiiiw'
Oil.
21.
Tke'"'r
avallablr
currency,
escaped
-liter.
Kaikyu
Marii.j
"'"mjpIi
the
window.
'
i
and
sank
the
Hut
'
"r
I1""
i.ec
uie
umtr
i
rn
and
smashed
i,,,J"'
"
minded
hut
a
hexy
mum
tw
the
fir)
;
f.
which
covers
that
serlbm
July,
n
turned
UslWif
the
country,
may
enable
liim
!
lu
cape.
-''Mill
tli
owners
f
i
tie
stow,,
will'
nil
inirr
ppirrr.
t...i
ii..
mAnr.
..r
"nwiui
i
nivw
irirnn
hate
taken!
uli
a
rivtl
iuit.
I
die
nf
the
accident
i.,.-.
i
i..
.iinw
ill
j.
Five
Large
Large
HOLDING
UP
WELL
FJa-hligh'
photograph
showing
Uie
construction
under
the
Thames
of
Ihe
new
railway
lube:
extension
ul
Charing
Cross.
London.
JOE
MARTIN
IS
FOUND
GUILTY
Sentence
Will
be
Pasted
Tomor-i
Greeks
Send
an
Ultimatum
to
Bulgaria
Demanding
Apolory
.
and
Compensation
for
Killings
ATIIFNS.
Oct.
21.
The
(ireek
government
ha-
sent
un
with
u
IK
hour
limit
to
ltiilgnrin
in
connection
with
fronlier
fighting
recently
near
Demirhiar
when
u
number
of
(Ireek
were
killed.
The
(ireek
demand
conipeua(ioi
amounting
lo
two
million
French
f
ratio,
und
in
addiljou
(o
that
they
demand
that
llnlgaria
shall
give
an
official
expression
of
regret
and
huve
Ihe
repouilde
Bulgarian
officers
pum-hed.
FORMER
CONSTABLE
ACQUITTED
BY
JURY
George
Hannay
Walka
From
Court
Free
Man
After
Being
j
Charged
With
Burglary
j
YICTMIU.X.
Met.
21.
After
de-1
fend
in
a
himself
in
legal
fashion
mini
Ihe
prisoners'
dock,
(.eorge
Hannay,
ex-proviueial
police
c.onlahle.
wa
declare
not
auilly
by
the
a.sUe
court
jury
last
niphl
on
a
rharge
of
having
burKlarixed
a"
Duucaii
confectionery
store.
On
In-int.
acquitted
Hannay
walked
from
Ihe
court
a
free
man.
It
had
been
alleged
that
Hannay
broke
jail
at
Duncan
some
tune
apo
but
the
charge
was
no!
laid
against
him.
OFFICIAL
FIGURES
CREW
DRUNK
ON
LIQUOR
VESSEL
Corone
Seized
When
Carrying
Half
Million
Dollar
Cargo
East
Coast
XF.XV
YMIIK.
Oct.
21.
The
steamer
Corone,
manned
by
a
crew
of
22,
most
of
whom
are
said
lo
have
been
drunk,
carrying
linuor
valued
at
utmost
half
a
million
dollars,
was
neiml
by
seven
coastguard
boats
yester
day
off
the
east
coast.
The
ship's
papers
having
been
de
stroyed
by
the
owners
Ihe
exac'
caro
of
Ihe
vessel
is
unknown
STEP
TOO
FAR
WHEN
LIBELLING
PREMIER
Molghen's
Supporters
Rouse
One
of
Own
Papers
to
Turn
Against
Them
KDMO.VIOX,
Oct.
21.
Tho
Fdmonton
Journal
has
been
supporter
of
Arthur
Meiahcn
and
his
policies.
However,
that
paper
refuses
to
be
unfair.
It
lakes
exception
to
a
campaign
of
distortion
in
which
Hie
Tories
try
to
show
that
Premier
Mae
kemcie
Km
is
anxious
to
hand
Canada
over
lo
the
I
niled
States.
II
calls
Ibis
an
unwarranted
attack
and
disassociates
itself
from
such
tactics.
PUBLIC
MEETING
WESTHOLME
THEATRE
TONIGHT,
WEDNESDAY
At
8
p.m.
sharp.
Speakers
Pat
Maitland,
Capt.
Carmichael,
George
Bushby
Everybody
Welcome.
Mrs.
Mary
Ellen
Smith
Talks
to
Rupert
Women
on
Feminine
Questions
"1
think
we
are
un
the
verge
of
an
era
of
prosperity
such
Canada
has
never
seen,"
declared
Mrs.
Mary
hlleii
Smith
,ti
an
address
lo
women
in
Ihe
Westholme
Theatre
ve.-lerday
iflernoon.
XX
e
have
been
able,
through
Ihe
Mackenzie
king
roverumenl,
lo
create
surpluses
instead
of
deficits.
XN'e
have
jeen
ulde
to
reduce
the
cost
of
living,
reduce
luxation
and
give
eople
a
brighter
outlook,
and
we
feel
that
we
have
every
lea-on
lo
raise
our
heads
and
square
our
shoulders
when
we
say
hal
we
are
voting
for
Ihe
Mackenzie
King
government.''
On
the
platform
with
Mrs.'
-mith
were
Mrs.
Fred
Slork.
Mrs
aines
McAuIly
and
Mrs.
Pyle
The
speaker
was
introduced
by
Mrs.
I'vle
who
presided.
Al
the
otirlusion
the
visitor
was
pre
sented
with
a
bouquet
of
flower
grown
in
Prince
ltupert
and
a
souvenir
spoon
by
Mrs.
J.
Mc-,
Convicted
Murderers
WIN
Take
Nulty.
I
Case
to
Supreme
Court
of
In
her
address
Mrs.
Smith
did,
Canada
not
confine
her
remarks
lo
fed-
eral
matters
but
discussed
pub-
YICTMltlv
Met
-i
u
r.
lie
affairs
of.
Interest
to
wonVen
Lowe,
counsel
for
Owen
Baker,
senerally.
She
pointed
out
that
announced
that
he
would
anneal
nrovincial
ami
federal
affairsf
,,
SlI1,rni
(liri
r
i'ana,ia
were
closely
related.
Liberalism!
was
swiuiar
4..
roller
ii.
m.
Uic4(.,
aver
of
Captain
Oilli
..d.i
i.cc
..r
vn
,,.r
0f
the
Heryt
S.
last
September.
of
Anyox
campaign
been
held
audiences
the
work
Smith
said:
In
addition
to
the
meclitiirs
which
bad
Slip
had
had
splendid
Telling
of
some
of
done
for
women
.XI
rs.
Securing
Franchise
As
you
know
in
11)16
we
were
enlrauchiseil,
and
furthermore
ve
had
quite
a'
difficulty
in
s.e-uru:
that
franchise
fur
our
women.
I
nave
met
one
ol
our
cood
friends
this
afternoon
who
says
she
had
the
pllvilege
or
ending
in
the
petition
for
that
(ruifcbisc
from
this
part
of
Ihe
country.
XX'e
had
over
15.000
names
on
ttiat'
petition.
In
thai
petition
we
asked
that
unfair
laws
might
be
removed
ami
that
sane
and
just
laws
might
be
placed
on
the
statute
lnmk.
That
wus
not
an
unfair
request
and
il
was
the
Liberal
party
thai
gave
you
and
every
other
wotuai;
today
what
they
are
now
enjoy-iilg,
namely
Ihe
ballot.
The
Con
servative
party
claim
it
and
they
have
no
right
to
claim
it.
the
Liberal
party.
I
think
it
was
in
the
year
11)10,
held
a
big
convention
in
the
city
of
Hevel-
sloke
where
lliey
provided
the
platform
and
policies
on
which
they
iniaht
appeal
to
Ihe
peopb-at
the
following
election,
and
amonsst
other
things
provided
In
thai
plat
form
or
program
was
that
if
they
were
returned
to
power
they
would
extend
the
franchise
to
the
women
of
the
province.
It
wus
a
year
after
that
wu
went
to
the
Mcllrldt'
Bowser
government
with
this
petition
and
presented
it
with-results.
However,
when
they
decided
In
bring
on
an
election
and
mvc
the.
men
Ihe
right
to
a
whether
their
women
should
be
enfranchised
Ihe
good
men
nf
Ibis
province
turned
out
the
Hovvser
government
and
decided
that
the
women
they
had
insulted
from
year
lo
year
by
the
treal
men!
they
had
given
them
were
going
to
be
allowed
lo
carry
on
in
Ibis
province.
Liberate
3ave
It
When
the
Liberal
party
came
into
power
in
this
province
the
first
thing
they
did
was
to
extend
the
franchise
by
an
Act
of
Parliament
to
the
women
of
this
province,
with
euual
rbihls.
privileges
and
responsibilities,
and
shortly
after
(hat
I
think
it
was
a
compliment
to
the
women
uf
this
province
on
Ihe
part
of
my
city
that
they
should
return
a
l
(continued
on
paye
two)
I
MAKE
APPEAL
HIGHER
COURT
i
-
nn
behalf
of
bis
client,
the
con-
wlioe
application
for
a
new
Irial
was
refused
yesterday
by
the
H.C.
Court
of
Appeal.
Similar
action
is
expected
to
be
laken
in
the
case
-
of
Harry
Sowasli.
whose
appeat'vvas
also
refused.
VAXCOUVF.il,
Oct.
21.
The
decision
of
the
court
of
appeal
regarding
Maker
and
Sowasli
was
not
unanimous.
Judses
A.
E.
McPhillips
and
Archer
Martin
'
llssenlin?
from
the
opinion
of
(heir
colleagues,
who
held
that
'.
the
grounds
on
which
the
appeal
wa
asked
were
without
subslan-
',
Hal
merit.
MINING
CAMPS
'
ARE
LIBERAL
Handsome
Majority
.
foe
Fred
Stork
Indicated
In
Meetings
-
at
Anyox.
Stewart
and
Premier
Xot
only
wijl
the
minins
camp
of
Anyox',
Stewart
and
Premier
dive
a
Liberal
majority
at
the
forthcoming
federal
election
but
it
will
be
a
handsome
one.
This
is
Ihe
indication
as
a
result
of
the
meetings
ut
those
points
which
were
addressed
Ibis
week
by
Mrs.
Mary
F.lleu
Smith.
M.L.A.,
or
X'ancouver,
and
Bert
Kergin,
M.L..X.
for
Atlln.
Mr.
Kergin
reports
that
the
Anyox
and
Stewart
meeting
were
particularly
eniiiusiasuc
and
Mrs.
Smith
made
a
distinct
impression
in
her
exhortation
that
the
Liberal
cause
should
be
supported.
WITHDRAWS
FROM
FIGHTJIOURRARD
VAXCOIVF.K.
Oct.
21.
XX'.
v..
Hsintnu.
independent
Conservative,
officially
withdrew
from
the
political
''(intcst
as
a
candidate,
in
Burranl
yesterday.
There
are
still
three
candidates
in
the.
field.
Liberal.
Conservative
and
Labor.
8EATTLE
FUR
AUCTION.
.
SKATTLK.
Oft.
21.
Mori
than
15.000
fur
pells
from
Alaska,
Brilsb
Columbia
and
Siberi
were
offered
'or
sale
llni
morn-iiijr.