.-:
.ires.
SPELL
BREAKS
Night
After
22
Days
of
Perfect
Weather
Power
Strike
Was
I
4'
FRUIT
AND
PRODUCE
DEALERS
DEMANDING
DETAILS
OF
CHARGES
VANCOl
VF.lt,
Oct.
8.
l'ur-Hctilars
of
ullcgalinns
contained
"i
Hie
Indictment
has
been
de
manded
hy
rminsel
for
Hie
5.1
licensed
frull
and
produce
deiil-ts
who
nt-e
nwiilllng
nrnilpu-eni
in
Hie
unite
court,
Ulillieri.
That
the
purpu-
in
boilding
Hie
wetHlor.
lie
fell
Inure
Ilia
I
a
In
buine
would
-
power
and
IbUI
he
eriired
ami
Ihal
Prince
llu-
-
mil-
of
buine
for
pert
would
develop
into
a
beg
a
haif
boors
Hit
Mrt.
a
result
f
die
roof,
Trial
Shipments
wo
off
"li-
Karate
of
Ibiyd.
chairman
of
Hie
Kle-nth
Siiwl
In
I
he
lvtim
rmmlion,
eiplained
Hint
o.:in
o'elork.
The
roof
,heir
manairer
of
elevalorn.
H.
inlo
the
air
and
liealherttiKton
of
(lltuwa
would
main
power
line
leml-;Hllln
n.
mi
fr
week
a-
U.;t
I
It
a
flfail
I
II
M
aIIV
.
l..keMu
iiiev
etiold
not
nnd
would
tiol
illcriinin.ile
between
Cuiiadian
noils
Ihey
were
amicus
that
'
.
.
.
....
it
i.
grain
siiouiit
go
oui
uiniunii
Canadian
rnlher
Ihun
Aineriwiii
purls
as
Ihey
could
lhcn
guuriiu-iee
I
In-
shipnu'nls.
Also
Ihey
i
liked
lo
se
Cnimilian
pot
ts
do-Iveb.o.
He
said
that
Ihey
were
narhcolarly
inlereslH
In
Hie
here.
At
tin
mime
time
Ho)
.
I
for
twenly-lwo
dayn.
a!:,
n,.
uzsriel
thai
Ihe
1'rlneoi
iiuen
genernlly,
the
ar
'
rain
i
welcome
cpeei
tie
pinch
of
a
drought
wa
i'H-
hcitMt
felt.
I
Jai'ksiui.
Dnniinioii
mate.
-t
rporteil
lhl
mornlnK
he
wind
reached
a
elolly
wn
,'IH
nnd
10
miles
per
during
(he
night.
FIRE
DESTROYS
KETCHIKAN
MILL
Box
Factory
and
Planing
Mill
at
Northern
Town
Consumed
by
Flames
Last
Night
W
n
illKAN.
Orl.
8.
Ihe
box
rv
nnd
pinning
mill
of
Iho
liikiui
Spriice
Mills
were
de
"ci
by
fire
last
night.
No
miale
f
the
damage
has
been
-Me
itllhough
il
I
expected
l
1
run
well
1ulo
the
five
Mr
llovl
said
Hint
Ihev
be
iililiied
lo
the
greatest
jmis-I-
ble
exlenl.
They
did
no
want
lo
have
an
oxerheail
charge
ngninst
ports
that
were
open
all
Ihe
year
such
ii"
Prince
Unpen
nnu
an-eonver.
as
slfljipinB
Ibroiigh
Ihem
insured
that
the
business
was
epl
in
Itonnda.
Complaints
Made
t
A
nuiulier
oT
eoinpiaiiiis,
.ur.
lloyd
said,
hud
come
lotliem
of
shliiuieiils
made
tlirousii
.meri
-
i.
i
iin.v
ui'i-c
imwer
SAIIA-WC
I.AKI1.
Do.
8.
lit?
!.Miiue
baseball
today
imxirn
Hie
passing
of
one
of
Ute
urealesl
heroes
in
its
litsJorv
as
a
result
of
the
death
last
Mallifon.
nluiil
nf
Christv
mm
gHme
01
ine
wrui
ni--id'nt
of
the
Ilosliin
Nalmnals
und
once
fanii'ii
iit"li'r.
'liawni.lunii
l.ak
to
H,in,
RUterintndenl
Jor
the
Two
main
line
wef
MliiiK
here
and
Hien
Ihey
i
l
Hie
third
wa
"lick
-
would
be
In
a
pHon
lo
do
atnimri
iaj
Tnnc
MCUCD
iilililles
Kang
wa
t,4nees.
Just
how
soon
the
ele-
illUUIl
1
AlPl
lUlO
nC.VLl
H
on
the
job
to
wake
,Br
wo,
he
ready
Ihey
eiuldi
flCin
DCCnDC
UAVF
NO
i
.
erirr
wn
realored
....i
...o.
.
l.ui
ihev
were
ln-t
ViljUaiV
UUl
Villi
liniu
nv
:.ffin
n
orliM-k
forinel
by
i:.
I.
Howe,
urrhileet.
nin
wlileli
ulurled
lat
t...
n..
i.i.il.li.m
tliul
il
u
until
lie'
.
-
-
I
.
.
1
111,-
I.IU.I.M.
......
-r
-
Nnembert
SNOW
ON
THIS
AUTUMN
-
weather
record
fm
,
Huperi
Ibmrd
of
Trade
nl
once
northern
iiuihhk
tlntiei'1
Imvinif
Hum
been
i
...
i....i.
..in.
tl......
ciiuiiBeil
have
llld
I
lie
-,-
-
.
..
.
-
--
jit-.
1,1
,1
...
.
,,---
bile
(he
xlorloim
In
tmiier
w'enlher
wild
enjoy
Aecordn.,4
t-
prospertora
from
rmnps
who
city
n-Cfiitly
i
m
m
r
.
II
'
in
the
grain
Inule
and
secure
"iu
uns
.osd.
nito
uus
iuo
on
had
and
Allee
Arm
thai
was
neer
leharBe
of
Ihe
elevator
and
nalur-j
known
lo
hue
melted
before
dislrlel
points
nearhyi,iy
were
ainioii-
that
il
should
Thla
Is
nccounleil
for
"through
the
fuel
Ihal
there
lias
iieen
a
spell
of
nlmo-t
a
month
of
fine
weather
instead
of
Ihe
usual
fall
II,,
n
without
any
returns.
While)
'
""
'"W'-
l,ar,s
w,,1f''
fall
in
the
form
of
snow
on
the
mountains.
REITERATES
STAND
VA.YCOl'VKH.
ticl.
.
l'remiei
Meigheu
in
an
address
here
last
niuht
reileraled
his
denial
of
stnleijieuls
attributed
to
him
that
lie
had
oppo-ed
the
eiiuali-xaliuii
of
frelghl
rales.
STOCK
MARKET
ll.t:.
Silver
Hiinwi
llazelj
I'rein
II
on
er
llll
Mril
nil..
.i.
t
i
!
ii:
1..
II.
ill!
IIIIV
tliinu
in
regard
to
Silverriest
Ihem.
All
Ihey
could
do
was
to.Suff
Inlet
.
siigwcst
that
future
sliipinenls
lMj.Tenilhs
...
mmle
Ihiough
Canadian
ports.
Ilowu
found
lie
saw
no
reason
why
I'rincejl..
A
I
Ilnperl
should
not
get
a
share
ofHitdnu
....
Ihe
business
U
III"
people
hero(.Mijrin.(n
......
wenl
out
afler
it.
Tl.ry
were,
.ily
:Al;iskn
anxious
Ihal
all
Ihe
government
.
'"'tp
Idaho
elevalors
should
be
ilulw
iut-n
ess.
f..
J).
Ilnwe
spoke
of
one
exporter
who
had
said
he
could
put
v
,
Hii-iinuli
Prince
lUl
Orunby
SllvcrmlHi
l.iickj
Jim
fllacler
....
II
II
fits
perl
the
end
of
November
If
tliey,'"'
)lJn
could
guarantee
thai
everything
li7'Ik'lk
(conllnued
on
Ji-iw
Hid.
Asked.
I.
II
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1.18
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22.50
25.00
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1.20
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10.00
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.00
.lit
.11
1
li-.1)5
.01)
Mi
25.
TAXI
Boston
Grill
Large
Ipstair
Dining
Hall,
J.odUi,..
.
,.
with
newly
laid
dancing.
Anywhe
floor
Tor
hire.
Stand
itori
I'5rlia,el
f''
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN,
IIU
Will
at,
..'?
PRINCE
RUPERT
The
latest
anil
best
for
the
MATT
VIDECK,
Prop.
least.
Phone
457.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
YOI
XV.,
NO.
231.
I'ltlNUK
HL'I'KItT,
H.U.
Till
IISDAY,
OCTOHKIl
K.
11)23.
TtiUrdiy't
Circulation
1Ml
81MW
Sal
621
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS.
GRAIN
COMMISSIONERS
TELL
OF
ELEVATOR
l
H.
STEVENS
OF
VANCOUVER
EXPOUNDS
THEORY
OF
HIGH
TARIFF
VALLE
Elevator
Operation
is
Discussed
at
Meeting
Grain
Commissioners
;
j
Superintendent
will
be
appointed
and
every
cooperation
given
in
connection
with
grain
shipments
through
port
'
TV,
Ik
'
-levator
hi-re
i
Hie
lineal
ui
il
ixe
on
the
North
V
'Uiiuiriil:
that
the
gnuii
commi-sioticr-
and
(lie
i'
ml
trade
und
t
uumier
e
will
co-opernte
in
et'r
.v
hi
oiiiirrliou
W
illi
Hie
operation
of
I
lie
elevator:
.
Miiiher
ol
grain
dealer-
nre
already
interested
in
Hie
i.-
.iiul
intend
(
hi
I
tlirutigh
trial
shipments,
were
g
dement
made
l)
Hie
member,
of
Hie
grain
mm
deputy
muii-lcr
of
trade
and
eummerve.
uml
tl
I).
1
tor
Hie
Hexulor
to
the
room
il
of
Hie
lloa
d
of
Trade
at
a
iimm-iiiik
wr-rday
CINE
WFATHPR
uuli
iiJuniiiLiii
nfli-riuMiu.
Sn-iihiiijj
for
I
lie
department
of
trade
and
rommiTfi'
F.
C.
T.
li
limn.
deputy
minisb'i.
ex-
plaiiit-d
II14I
Hie
government
Hanoi
in
lb
grain
iniMnet.
They
i
simply
provided
Ihe
fatUlties
for
Wind
and
Rain
Cama
During
the
Ike
huinr
lu
Iw
carried
on
lfn-y
had
provkWI
should
.
i
.
b
FAMOUS
BALL
PLAYER
DIES
I
Pittsburg
Won
Second
Game
of
World
Series
Defeating
Washington
by
Three
to
Two
PIlTSIlt'lUi,
OcL
8.
The
lillhiirg
Pirates
won
the
ser
inn.
won
nun
-iiii.i.
i-rs.
Holh
pitchers
worJied
well.
It.
H.
K.
Wasbinztoii
....
2
8
2
liill.liurir
3.
7
Oi
'
There
was
no
scoring
.
in
!
first
mums.
With
no
men
on
bases,
Judce
Irhil
diii.nienU
lh
way.
,uie
i,ioumu,
u..u
VVa,hinij,t,n
0ttUphi
enes
today
by
deieating
(he
Washington
Seiialors
three
to
two.
1
he
hero
of
Up.1
game
was
Cuyler
who
made
a
home
run
for
Pitt-burg
in
the
eigiiih.
scoring
Moore.
Done
were
Iwo
other
home
inns
hi
Ihe
zanic.
Judge
making
a
fast
cure
from
Aldridge
scmlinir
the
bull
high
into
(he
air
for
u
home
the
Rig
In
Which
he
Was
Riding
In
Atlln
Was
Smashed
to
Pieces
II.
F.
Kergin.
M.L.A..
while
makimg
a
lour
of
his
coiistilu
nnrv
nlei
Willi
nn
lilnrniinir
ueci-
There
was
no
scoring
In
tl.e''il
near
Allin.
he
was
traxel-thlrd
inning.
UnV'l
a
rB
,,n"
hVll
V
"
In
the
fourth
inning
ufler
"'
'"'"'
Washington
had
made
two
'
"
"
'olliM.
Mr
Kergin
strikes.
Wright
.nude
a
beautiful
k
llwi
i.
it
imii
I
Ikiil
it-
ti
u
nitiiitenuu-
i
I
....
i
,,,..1
mill
Mil"
41
ii
I
ii
I
til
a?
v
i
.-c-
iwo.iuru
ii..-.
."-
...iv
....
,
will
none
on
oases,
iiiii
mi
'
....
.
i.,.i.u,
,
,
...
r..
dashed
to
nieces.
-I.iii-kII:
n
nomer
nuo
im-
'
Molyneaux
iu.ullT
............i
escaped
win.
,mlv
.....
,
.
.
i
II.
.H".j.un...
v.-,
......
w'rf
musuurg
eiiuaiuoijr
no-
si
vn-.
There
was
no
scoring
In
the
fifth
inning.
In
Hie
sixth
inniiip,
Myer
was
.,..,
cuci
CTAM
IC
substituted
at
llilrd
base
for
HUMAN
MVtLtlUN
10
Illume.
There
was
no
scoring
In
Ibis
inning
nor
In
the
seventh.
In
Ihe
eighth,
Washington
made
one
hit
but
no
runs.
When
I'itlsburg
came
lo
bat,
l'eck
juggled
Ihe
ball
and
Moore
was
safe
on
first.
Stan
Harris
lhiew
!
out
Carey,
Moore
going
to
sec-;
oud.
Moore
scored
when
Cuyler!
hit
n
homer
into
Hie
rigid
field
riflce
fly
scorliiig
McNeeley
lleiilher
balled
for
Coclskiu
andj
fanned,
and
Mice
was
thrown
oul.i
V,
Viiuderlip
of
Terrace
Prince
Ilupert
for
Vancouver.
minor
injuries.
Mr.
Kergin
had
lo
walk
18
miles
into
Atlln.
FOUND
AT
EXSTEW
ANOTHER
AT
AMSBURY
Constable
Egglcshaw
Investigating
Both
Cases:
Washed
up
on
Log
Jamb
TF.IlllACi:.
Oct.
8.
Constable
base
on
balls
and
McNeeley
rati,
,(p
NVIS
ftM,"
bown
or
nun
lyer
sing,,,,
nuo
.e
.
a10ll,.r
b0l,y
vaslu1
iieni
ami
i-eciv
whim-ii.
m-iiiii.i
ttl
slll
ry
nailing
lor
ilin'i,
seui
a
long
sac
I
11
VI
Policy
of
Protection
is
Expounded
by
Stevens
at
Big
Theatre
Meeting
Blue
ruin
pictured
in
order
to
show
need
of
higher
tariff;
urges
establishment
of
smelter
and
refinery
Hon.
II.
II.
Steven-,
gave
a
masterly
exposition
of
the
protectionist
point
of
view
of
Canadian
fiscal
policy
as
advocated
b
Hie
Conservatives
in
Canada
today
at
a
meeting
that
erowded
the
Westholme
Theatre
to
the
doors
last
night.
He
is
a
very
fluent
speaker
and
did
full
justice
to
his
subject.
Ife
urged
that
protection
would
cure
Hie
ills
from
which
Canada
suffers
today
and
u-ked
the
audience
to
elect
(ieorge
Hushby
who
was
supporting
that
policy,
lu
urging
protection
he,
drew
pictures
of
blue
rum
in
Canada.
Other
sneakers
of
Hie
evenin?
j
were
(ieorge
Hushby.
Jhe
Con-!
scrvalive
candidate,
in
whose
in
terest
Hie
meetins
was
ealledj
and
(eorge
Nicfcerson
the
I'ro-i
gressive
candidate,
both
of
whom
spoke
briefly.
Mr.
Stevens
said
he
had
known
(Mr.
Hushby
many
years.
That
gentleman
had
co-operated
with
Uk'K'iluW
'"&.
luX.ildfcresti
vTi?i
It
was
difficult
making
headway.
He
was
a
man
who
(hat
there
was
a
feeling
in
Van
corner
against
I'rincc
Huperi.
He
told
how,
even
in
the
early
......
..n
-i,..ii
r.,r
v
..sIihiitIiiii
in
ilio
.
iiiiil
uml
Wriifhi
fur.
days
they
had
helped
to
estab-
Pillsburg
in
the
fourth.
The
Senators
made
a
brave
attempt
to
equalize
in
Hie
ninth
but
could
only
get
one
run
when
two
were
needed.
I
une'lskie
pitched
for
Wash-
pj
nnp
rOPAnr
:,,s,'..n,.:v,r!,.,:,.r,
S:lLUot
trblArt
OF
H.
F.
KERG1N
-
-i
lish
the
city
by
buying
Prince
Hupurt
lots
in
Vancouver.
The
more
Prince
ilupert
prospered,
the
more
Vancouver
would
pros
per.
I
lie
national
spirit
was
what
was
wanted.
If
all
pulled
together
under
a
clean
cut
policy
they
would
have
an
opportunity
foi
expansion
and
growth.
Speaking
of
local
affairs.
Mr
Stevens
said
be
was
in
favor
ot
the
building
of
a
fisherman's
wharf
and
lauding
stage.
Prince
Ilupert
ought
lo
give
ail
the
possible
aid
lo
the
mosquito
fleel
by
giving
thein
an
aopporluuilv
ror
landing,
housing
their
stores
and
carrying
on
their
business.
If
Mr.
Hushhy
were
elected.
Mr.
Stevens
said
he
would
be
behind
him
and
give
him
every
suppor!
in
Ibis
dircclinu.
Mr.
Stevens
also
spoke
of
the'
value
of
tie
development
of
the
mining
industry.
He
believed
that
every
effort
should
be
madi1
by
Mr.
llushby
and
by
eery
cit--
len
inuiviuuatiy
ana
uy
me
Hoard
oT
Trade
to
support,
back
up
and
push
on
everything
oT
a
nature
to
help
the
mining
industry.
Smelter
and
Refinery
'
A
custom
smeller
ami
copper
refinery
on
Hie
coast
was
then
advocated
by
Mr.
Stevens.
He
said
there
were
hundreds
of
small
properties
that
would
benefit
by
Ihe
establishment
of
a
small
smelter.
Copper,
he
said,
was
being
shipped
out
of
the
rmmlrv
In
llin
fnriii
ill
urn
or
V
1.
1
t
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1
1
'l-l.i
A....I...M
.iu
l-klnt.
stands
Ilarnhart
singled
Peck
Mo
o
ine!t,ril,s
bruughl
back
.j
manufactured
ugg.ei.
...,.
on
i.-jm..
-
,
fin(i(r
,
nne
,,,
of
forn,
UIul
,iey
were
payillg
Ullw
,.o,
,
U...
.
.S
s
,..-.
,mman
sk,.j0(0ll
Wl.lch
had
times
as
much
for
it.
As
a
re
alm
iiianiuani
lome.i
om.
'.
.,
...
,
i.....
;
hii
llf
ffl,ru
r
sir
Hubert
I..
II
I.
.11.
11.
..l
o""'"
"--".--
.
..
Ill
nil-
nil.
in,
.1.
.in-
si
limit,
l.'valo..-
lvalm.-
LI-
I.n,..n
linn
lll
fill
fivv
II!.-
II
SIII'l'Pll
Mr
...
mi.-
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r-
.
.
...
i
.
.
i
i
nones
or
Mevens
naa
mane
in
me
nouse
up
near
a
reitnery
naa
been
estaDtisnej
sligalfons
are
be-
al
Trail
but
there
was
none
on
ing
conllnued
in
both
eases.
TO
STAND
TRIAL
VANCMIVKhVOcl.
8.
T.
II.
Johnson,
Seallle
Jail
breaker,
nr
is,
rived
here
this
morning
to
stand
sailing
lonight
on
Ihe
sleamer.trlnl
in
connection
with
the
Na.
jnalino
bunk
robbery.
the
coatd.
'
Mr.
Stevens
then
went
on
to
Criticize
Premier
Mackenzie
King,
lie
objected
to
the
Premier
always
referring
mailers
lo
Ihe
people,
claiming
that
the
peop'e
were
not
fully
informed
and
were
(continued
on
parse
5i
PRESENTATION
BY
FRED
STORK
Local
M.P.
Requested
to
Make
Award
for
Bravery
on
Behalf
or
United
States
Presl-
-
-
'
dent
r
Fred
Stork
M.P.
has
been
re-
was
iour
square
ano
smi-e
ere
qUt.,,,.t,
bv
t,,e
,epartmeiit
of
he
had
show
n
a
splendid
publnv
niarill(,
alltl
rUnc-ics
to
present
spirit.
He
asked
of
Ihe
audience;,,,
Jou,
Mrtran.
.keeper
of,
a
to
mark
their
ballols
hr
liiiiij(;i.PPn
?lani,
(iffidiiouse,
a
hand-hen
Hie
tune
came.
Uome
pair
of
binoculars
awarded
A.I
Pull
Together
j,i,n
by
Hie
prcsiifcnt
of
the
Uni-
Mr.
Stevens
scouted
.Hie
id-a
(n.l
stales
foe
brnverv
disnlaveil
last
winter
when
he
rescued
Percy
Ourauceau,
owner
of
i
the
American
gasboal
'"Violet,"
after
bis
boat
had
been
sunk
and
hi;
partner
had
been
drowned.
The
story
of
Ihe
rescue,
which
was
fully,
published
at
the
time,
was
one
of
daring
courage
on
the
part
of
Mr.
Morau.
Later
it
was
brought
to
the
attention
of
President
Coolidge
who
decided
that
some
recognition
should
be
made
of
Mr.
MoranV
service.
The
pair
of
biuoculars.
which
Is
the
re.-ult,
has
cngraed
on
it
these
words:
"From
the,
President
of
Ihe
United
States
to
John
Moran."
Mr.
Stork
is
unable
to
make
the
presentation
personally
so
be
is
making
arrangements
to
have
the
binoculars
sent
out
to
Mr.
Mnran
at
(ii-een
Island.
SHOOTING
CASE
IN
VANCOUVER
Andy
Brown
Given
Two
Years
In
Penitentiary
Though
Woman
Says
Not
Intendod
VANCOL
YKit.
Oct.
8.
Andy
lliown,
charged
with
shooting
with
intent
to
do
grievous
bodily
harm,
was
sentenced
lo
two
years
in
the
penitentiary
by
Magistrate
11.
C.
Shaw
today.
Ho
was
arrested
following
lie
shooting
of
Nettie
Armstrong
here
on
September
25.
The
woman,
Avhose.
Injuries
necessitated
removal
to
tho
hospital,
said
Ilrow
u
,did
not
intend
to
shoot
her
but
the
magistrate
could
no
accept
lio
explanation,
he
said.
.
ACETYLENE
TANK
EXPLODED
ON
SHIP
HOIthKAl
X.
'Oct.
8.
-The
explosion
of
an
acetylene
tank
on
it
vessel
in
Ihe
harbor
gave
rise
In.
reports
thai
qargo
pf
bombs
detonated
vhil
awaiting
shlp-hienf
to
Morocu&i'Our
wbrkmeu
were
injured.