W
TAXI
unci
Boston
Grill
AJ
Ambulance
Large
Upstair
Dining
iiatl,
Servlca
with
newly
laiJ
dancing
Anywhere
at
Anytime.
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
467.
...
.
'""ry
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
i
Hi;
-
r
Vt.
XV
NO,
53
"lift
PMINCK
111
PENT.
B.C.,
SATMIDAY,
OCTOBEIl
17,
1025.
TMIrf't
Circulation
1C33
Itrttt
Sift
57
PRICK
FIVK
CENTS.
ORMAL
ANNOUNCEMENT
SECURITY
liS.
SMITH
HAD
SPLENDID
RHTPTIM
AT
ests
or
Recovery
of
Gold
from
Black
Sands
Queen
Charlotte
hds.
.
r
ni
i
i
i
i
t
formed
in
addition
to
Toronto
Syndicate
on
Cabrera's
Specifications
1
sive
rt'MiIU
have
been
wo
year'
continuous
work
on
the
gold
hearing
sand
I,
'
m
Maud,
aiinonine
(Jharlc
T.
(Cabrera,
Hie
urigina-.fnidu
prore
nr
(lie
treatment
of
auriferous
black
ivis
oiKludrd
In
work
Ihi
vear
for
a
Turilulu
tyndi-
S
pU-mber
20
to
October
0
twenty-two
Ion
of
naud
k
nit
IIic
beach
on
the
northeast
roal
of
(iraliutn
Tr.;
H'
nud
were
-iiecitcil
and
the
screening-
ntnouut-
r
a
11
IJI
11
111
M
KJ
M
RF.VTHDRAWN
I
It
Outers'
Trial
to
Proceed;
on
Him
In
na
Charats
tarlf
1
1
In
November
v
.
i
U
Ort.
IT.
-
To
implication.
and
'ii-nl
of
the
rrowii
-
prii.erulton
on
nix
of
33
western
ri
ml
dealer
(barged
of
i'n
f
(hi"
Combine
i
Act
were
alnn-Trlal
mi
Ih
other
:l
prnrwil
the
flrl
"'Iiiit
on
leu
r-
tnn'-s
on
which
die
8
mdirti'd.
AQHPS
WW
BANK
ROBBERS
In
hi
Vat.
I.
D.li..nl
r.
Three
Men
Who
Got
Away
With
Loot
K.
WVI.Mli,
Oct.
II.
Pleading
the
robbery
or
12,000
'!!
i
In'
lloynl
Hank
lierr
lait
'iitin
U,
1
:
wit
ti)
Gorman,
'
astro
and
T.
II.
Jnliimton
'iM'da'
sentenced
lo
v,in
in
(ho
penitentiary.
i
(
tahen
each
by
Magls-
i
llcevor-Polt.
V
nam
Pagtry
was
handed
Mil-
British
Columbia
vrs'cnJay
foi
a
hearing
:ilay
GRAIN
MOVING
-
a
AIA
'W
TO
VANCOUVER):
"oro
Than
Throo
Times
as
Wuoh
This
Year
to
Date
as
for
Corresponding
Porlod
1924
WISNII'I-.O,
Oct.
17.
Oeliv-
r
of
grain
at
Vitnrouver
by
.umi(!liin
National
llailway
'
w
a
nliiklliK
incrt"ni
over
!i
c
for
1021.
In
the
period
'
mi
Aiiun.l
i
in
't'lnii'Milav
nlu
it
'r
lliln
week
deliverlen
totalled
,l)-0
curs
a-i
ngaliiHl
527
earn
In
'hr
same
period
of
lut
year.
EMPRESS
SAILED.
VANT.OUVyil,
Oct.
17.
Delayed
more
Hum
21
bourn
In
Vancouver
harbor
with
500
piooien-Vpvh
aboard,
tbo
liner
Kniprex
f
IIUHnia
yenletday
nailed,
for
he
Orient
when
the
fog
lifted
Mihily.
obtained
after
a
period
nfi
1
1?
to
loriy-etxtit
ton
were
!
treated
hy
cyauble.
Three
and;
fnr.ntiUi
ounce
u
gold
Were!
rerovrreil
valued
at
nevenly-nuj
dollarn.
an
average
of
one
dollar
ami
u
cent
er
ton
of
unl,
.mined.
Summary
of
Costs
nie
uf
tlf
rouble
.
.i
........
...
nwii
m
u1
ilsLu
ubtuiuiki
Murina
the
lenl
iho
:
IUhI
of
cyanide
ier
Ion
uf
and
irraletl,
ft
3-e.
Vit
of
mmU
er
ton
of
aiid
Ircalrd,
3-fr.
t'Ai
"t
tine
idiitvffif:
ler
Ion
xaiid
treuletl.
I
I
-Sc.
i
l"bi
nake
a
total
ool
for
ryaiifding
one
on
of
and,
tfl-e.
Tin-
nboe
fteoren
do
nol
in-idode
nvi-ilioiid
mr
the
evl
of
'liaiKina.
.iclmriM(r.
rillerinir.
rrloriuiK
mid
iflmlnp,
ireripi-talen
iMir
the
rulM
of
excavatln?
and
conxryiotr
the
airtl
to
the
mill.
The
protertiei
on
which
the
work
wa
roiidueleil
eonell
of
four
plarer
inlnlnir
lene
itilii-on
the
tiorthcn!
eal
of
(iraliaiu
llainl
on
lloc
Spit
and
were
iiiirrliapd
from
Or.
ami
Mi.
J.
t'..
Ouiin.
i:iiarlei
Sienre.
Veil
Maker.
Harbnra
Keneb.
It.
Huruer
mid
J.
A.
Lane,
nil
of
MnHt.
and
(i.
W.
II.
Fbtiber
and
tMiarliM
T.
ralnern
f
I'hil-(coiilinued
nn
page
four)
NICKERSON
NOT
IN
CONTEST
FOR
PERSONAL
rtEASONS.
All
allempl
i
being
made
to
rreaie
the
int-priiou
thai
I
am
in
thin
campaign
on
nccounl
of
personal
grievances
agaliul
Mr.
Stork.
I
can
anitre
you
thai
I
have
never
had
any
per.onal
ill
f
Terence
wiih
him.
but
politically
I
am
convinced
thai
he
ban
failed
nbnolulely
to
-land
behind
Hie
Halibut
Fishermen
in
(heir
flghl
for
a
nipiaro
ileal,
and
TnrlhJr
thai
the
failure
oT
Premier
King
lo
live
up
In
hi
pre-election
promUen
In
connecllon
willi
the
carrying
mil
of
Sir
Wilfrid
4
LuurietV
Hallway
policy
in
largely
Mr.
Slork'n
fault.
IT
neceai,y,
he
nliould
have
gone
no
far
an
lo'
remind
Hie
'
H"-,Mr.
King,
on
Hie
floor
uf
the
limine
of
hln
npeeelt
niade
here
in
IW20.
and
demand
II
fuiriUmcnl
:
lnnead,
without
a
pro-led,
be
allows
Sir
Henry
to
lake
away
Hie
Utile
lite
tlonservnllven
left.
n.
V.
MOKKHSON.
4.4.4.4.4.4.4.
SALTERY
LOSS
i
WAS
REDUCED
Nearly
Half
of
Fish
That
Was
Thrown
In
Water
Recovered
New
and
Larger
Plant
to
be
Built
According
lo
word
teaching
I
lie
cily
on
lh
l'riiiee
John
last
night,
the
loot
a
a
ri-Mill
of
thn
ouliery
rollapie
at
jedway
a
eouple
or
week
ago
will
Hot
be
in.
reat
in
wan
al
firl
anticipated.
Of
the
1
30,(ioo
mild
cured
mil
thai
went
into
the
water:
with
the
wharf,
fio.ono
have
beeti
alvaSiiL
The
laff
worked
niglili
and
day
for
four
day
reeoerliiR
it
ami
putting
up
makeidiirt1
hoUfcs
to
replace
thoe
that
were'
loL
i
II
i-
I
lie
intention
of
the
Vaii-roiir
company
operating
the
callery
to
replace
it
with
a
new'
and
larper
Mmrfure
that
will
be
ready
f
ir
next
year's
operation.
TORNADO
TRAYElUNG
80
MILES
AN
HOUR
IN
KENTUCKY
DOES
DAMAGE
LUt
ILYILLK.
Ky.,
ih
l.
it.
j
lloiteii
were
utirooffl
inut
man
(arm
litiihling
d'lr")''d
and)
oilier
propfriy
dunagfd
wIumi
aj
loniado
iravllihK
at
H
mile
an
hour
nwepl
central
Kentucky
lale
Friday.
The
uuinber
of
in-!
JunM
may
probably
reach
?3
people,
callred
among
twelve
town.
GEN.
CURRIE
!
SEES
PEACE!
Declares
Thai
In
Splto
of
Murmuring
and
Declamation
There
Is
Prosperity
VAXCOt
VF.U.
Ocl.
17.
'
In
npite
of
ail
Hie
murmuring
ami
declamation,
there
neem
lo
be
penre,
prosperity
and
happiness
throughout
thi
laud,"
naid
(ictu
eral
Sir
Arthur
Ourrie,
principal
of
McOill
L'niversily.
Hildrensing
a
Kaundian
t'luh
luncheon
here
yenlenla)'.
OLD
COUNTRY
FOOTBALL
ENGLISH
LEAGUE
Division
I.
Arsenal
5.
tiardiff
City
0.
Anion
Villa
J.
Itirniinghani
3.
Ilollon
Wamjercrs
2.
lllackburn
Hovers
2.
Hurnley
I,
Lverlon
3.
I.
eed
United
0,
lluddcmfic,bl
I.
Leicester
Cily
3,
Went
llrotuwicli
"Albion
0.
Liverpool
2,
.Manrhenler
Cily
1.
Munchesler
United
0,
Tollenhani
lloln.
ti
n
0.
Xewcantle
United
,
Sunderland
0
Notts
Country
I,
Hury
l'.
Went
Ham
I,
SherTield
United
3.
SCOTTISH
LEAGUE
Division
I.
Clydebank
3,
Parlirk
Thistles
2.
Cowdenbeath
2.
Haith
Hovers
I.
Dundee
5,
Aberdeen
2.
Falkirk
2,
Airdriouians
I.
Ilninillon
0,
Molherwell
2.
Ilibi'iulaun
(l,
llearln
l.
Kilmarnock
2,
St.
Mirrcn
3.
Motion-
3,
"SI.
Joliuslone
t.
Oueen'n
Park
2,
Dundee
United
1,
Hangers
I.
Celtic
0.
COLLISION
IN
ITALY
HHF.SSANA,
llnly.
Oct.
17.
Twelve
person
were
kilbsl
ami
2U
Injured
Ibln
morning
when
11
rioljilil
Iralit
crashed
Into
pasienger
train
near
hero
today.
Endorsement
of
Nickerson
was
Refused
by
Robert
Forke
Leader
of
Progressive
Party
A
a
politic
id
nice
ling
early
in
(be
liimpaiyn
the
la;id-ing
of
ticorgc
VV.
,Nnkeion
a
a
feiuetciilaiive
of
he
l'iogreMe
arty
wa
clialleiiged
by
one
oi
the
.peaker.
Mr.
Nickeroii
njilied
a
lew
day.
later
thai
if
a.ijo..e
doubted
hi
landing,
the
wires
wete
working,
intimating
thai
information
mold
be
secured.
The
Liberal
committee
got
bn
and
the
foltuwiug
telegram
received
by
Hon.
J.
II.
King,
leader
of
the
H.t
Liberal,
from
Hubert
Koike,
l,rogreie
leader,
liu
been
foi
warded
Id
the
local
committee
:
a
"Hrundou,
Maji.
"llou.
Ir.
J.
II.
King.
"Ilae
not
endowed
any,
candidate,
baie
left
litis
to
constituent;
.ickeiou
wired
ic
for
e,ndorntiou;
did
not
do
mi;
only
(bid
hint
Progressive'
plat
Turin
wo
hi
to
Mip-jMirt
if
lie
mi
deired.
"Hubert
Forke."
PEACE
WINS
AT
LOCARNO
Format
Announcement
Made
of
I
Signing
of
Final
Protocol
by
Delegates
LOCARNO,
OcL
17.
Europe's
great
security
conference
ended
last
night
In
a
victory
for
'
peace.
At
exactly
7.30
the
j
European
statesmen
who
made
this
victory
possible
threw
open
the
w'ndow
on
the
second
floor
of
the
Palace
of
Justice
and,
retclnq
decorum,
announced
to
the
waiting
mu
-tltude
that
the
Rhine
Pact
and
other
treaties
had
been
formally
approved.
One
of
them
held
aloft
the
final
protocol
bearing
the
signatures
of
all
the
deleoatlons
as
proof
that
the
conference
had
succeeded
In
Its
mission.
BRITISH
EMPIRE
EXHIBITION
GOES
INTO
LIQUIDATION
LONDON.
Oct
17
-The
affairs
uf
Hie
British
Fmpire
Inhibition
al
Wembley
will
be
placed
in
the
hands
of
the
liquidator,
it
was
announced
today.
Last
year
a
great
loss
was
incurred
ami
this
had
been
largely
increased
during
the
present
season.
SCARCITY
HALIBUT
KEEPS
PRICES
HIGH
SHIT
prices
are
still
being
paid
for
halibut
as
a
result
of
scar
city.
Arrivals
follow:
American
Ouah
H.000
to
Cold
Storage
at
17.10
and
C
Eureka
il.OOO
to
Booth
Fisher
ies
at
IG.CO
and
0.
Grayling
1,500
to
Booth
Fish
eries
at
10.80
and
0.
Canadian
Mulrneac
0,000
to
Cold
SJlor-
npc
at
17.80
mid
0.
Tramp
0.500
to-AHiii
Fisherie
al
10
ami
0.
Toodiel
1.500
to
Cold
Storage
at
10.50
and
0.
STOCK
MARKET
Bid.
Asked.
B.C.
Silver
1.38
t.12
Duuwell
1.33
1.05
llaielton
.02
I.
and
I
20
Pr
ler
2.27
2.30
Silvercrest
.05
U
.08
Surf
Intel
.
;oOH
.07
Howe
Sound
25.00
ANVOX
AND
S
Pfl
k
F
FOUR
TIMF.S
WELL
KNOWN
RAILWAY
OFFICIAL
IS
KILLED
C.
F.
Martin,
Superintendent
of
Transportation,
Died
as
Result
of
Injuries
Sus-I
'
-
"
"
Utned
Yesterday
-
Word
wa.
riTfivetl
at
the
local
CN.lt.
offices
this
morning
that
C.
F.
Martin,
nuperiiilendeul
of
(ratiporlaliou
ami
a
fre(uen!
visitor
to
Prince
Huperl
in
tiie
'lasl,
wan
killed
yesterday.
A
'switch
engine
ran
him
down
in
the
Vancouver
yard"
severing
!his
lower
limb
and
lii-
died
from
the
elici
ts
of
Hie
terrible
iujur-'ie.
He
was
about
iO
years
'ol
jage
and
in
survived
by
a
widow
'out
family.
His
untimely
de
mise
came
as
a
dinliucl
shock
to
his
many
local
acquaintances.
JASPER
PARK
RECORD
YEAR
Manager
O'Brlon
of
the
C.N.R.
Motel
Says
Capacity
to
be
Increased
In
the
opinion
of
J.
O'Brien,
manager
of
the
Jasper
Park
Lodge,
who
is
a
visitor
in
Prince
Rupert
today,
that
resort
in
bound
to
become
one
of
I
ho
most
popular
meccas
for
tourists
on
the
North
American
continent.
Nature
has
endowed
the
place
with
an
abundance
of
scenic
splendors
and
everything
Com
bine
to
make
il
a
attractive
a
spot
for
the
holiday
seeker
as
is
offered
any
where
in
the
world
The
new
golf
course
is
proving
a!
great
attraction.
Mr.
O'Brien
reports
I
lull
busi
ness
al
Juper
Park
Lodge
thi
year
exceeded
all
records
and
Hie
prospects
are
that
il
will
be
much
greater
next
year.
For
a
greater
part
of
the
season
Ibi
year,
all
avaiiaine
accommoua-
Hon
was
laxed
lo
the
limit
ami
during
one
month
300
persons
were
given
nrcoiilmodatiou
on
Pullman
ears
lined
up
In
the
yard
for
the
purpose.
The
present
rapacity
f
the!
lodge
is
now
350
persons
and
it
is
now
planned
lo
increase
il
next
year
to
500.
With
thai
end
in
vylevv,
VV.
A.
Kingsland,
general
manager
of
Western
linen,
and
S.
.1.
Ilungerford,
vice-president,
visited
Jasper
a
couple
of
Iwo
weeks
ago.
Mr.
O'Brien,
who
is
accompanied
by
his
wife,
arrived
In
Hie
cily
on
liil
niuht's
train.
They
are
on
their
way
by
way,
of
Vancouver
and
Portland
lo
Ol
lawa.
where
they
will
spend
The
winter.
Over
Six
Hundred
People
Hear
Mrs.
Mary
Ellen
Smith
at
Anyox
and
Vote
of
Support
is
Passed
ANVOX,
Oct.
17.
Mrs.
Mary
Ellen
Smith
ban
won
the
hearts
of
the
people
of
Anyox
mid
a
thumping
majority
for
Fred
aloik
in
assured
bete.
I'
pon
notice
uf
lier
coming,
women
irrespective
of
political
parly,
organized
lo
do
her
honor
.
Notwithstanding
the
ilifa.
111
the
arrival
of
Hie
boat,
Hie
full
program
Was
carried
out.
The
j
women
were
addressed
at
Iwo
noon
al
the
home
of
Mrs.
J.
A.
afternoon,
and
at
the
Elks'
Hall
of
lite
Iiallot
wan
stressed
in
Two
mans
meetings
eelipning
in
numbers
all
meeting
,r
the.
la.l
two
campaigns
were
held
in!
which
Mrs.
Smith
and
II.
F.
KeriM.i
m.l.el.l
til
l.n-ien
ie!
King
administration
and
nhat-leivd
Hie
attacks
of
the
opposition.
The
mine
meeting
closed
willi
a
unanimous
vote
lo
sup
port
the
Liberal
candidate.
Mm.
Smith's
address
to
a
pni'ked
hall.
at
the
beach
was
lei-hapn
the
most
effective
in
lier
career.
The
independent
and
undecided
voters
were
obviously
Impressed.
Altogether
upward
of
six
hundred
electors
beanl
Mm.
Smith
and
many
inquirie:
about,
roKilerufg
were
heard
af
ter
the
meeting.-
Mr.
Smith
ami
Sir.
Kergin
left
for
Alice
Arm
and
will
go
on
lo
Stewart
before
relurninir
south
on
the
Canlena
Tuesday
PRINCE
GEORGE
IS
DUE
AT
7.30
TONIGHT
C.N.R.
Vessel's
Arrival
Delayed,,r
,he
B!(lro.pUy9,cai
0bserva
on
Account
of
Heavy
Fogs
Down
the
Coast
CiN.H.
nleatner
Prince
George.;
Capl.
Hurry
Neddeu,
is
due
lo,-1
arrive
in
port
from
the
south
all
L30
thi
evening,
I
In?
delay
being
on
account
of
fog
.
The
George
reported
herself
due
here
at
110011
until
this
after
noon
when
word
wa
received!
slit-
would
not
arrive
until
to-
night.
The
train
for
the
Kant,'
which
hail
been
held
for
her.
was.
(hen
despatched
Last
al
o
-
clock.
LUMBER
YARD
FIRE
NELSON,
Oct.
17.
Fire
yesterday
destroyed
1,'oon.OOO
feet
of
lumber
at
the
yard
of
the,
Walls
Lumber
Co.
al
Evan
Lake
at
a
loss
of
$75.00(1.
.
?
-.
KEEP
AWAY
FROM
RUPERT.
Notice
is
hereby
given
lo
:
all
itersons
living
outside
I
he
city
and
who
al
present
have
intentions
of
coming
to
Prince
llnpert
for
the
purpose
of
obtaining
work
that
il
is
advisable
that
they
should
r?ive
up
their
intention
ol,
so
doing.
vlrv
The
Cily
Councll'iuis
decided
t
It
a
t
mrdoles
are
to
he
given
This
jwlnw
and
thai
all
city
work
wilMe
given
to
periiianenl
resi-denls
of
Hie
ellv
Notice
is
further
given
tliit
so
far
as
the
labor
market
in
Prince
Hupert
in
voncertied
It
is
fully
supplied
willi
labor
and
that
Prince
Huperl
is
a
very
undesirable
place
for
person
lo
come
lo
at
present
fofJhe
purpose
of
obtaining-,
iwfirk.
F-
.k..
A
Cily
Clerk.
PACT
social
gatherings
Thursday
after
Swuusoii
al
the
mine
Friday
at
the
Beach.
The
special
value
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University
of
B.C.
Hands
Out
Honors
to
Prominent
People
at
Convocation
VANCOlVF.lt,
Oct..
17.
Seven
honorary
degrees
of
L.L.I),
were
conferred
at
Hie
first
assembly
of
the
convocation
of
the
University
of
British
Columbia
last
night,
bringing
to
a
close
the
dedication,
ceremonies
in
connection
with
thenpening
of
the
new
building
at
Point
Grey.
Lieut.
-Governor
XicbL
Sir
Arthur
Currie,
president
of
McOill
University.
Dr.
Henry
Su,allo
of
the
University
of
Washington.
Hon.
J.
D.
.Maclean,
minister
of
education.
Dr.
H.
E.
Mackechnie.
chancel-
i
lor
of
the
University
of
B.C.
Dr.
T.
S.
Plaskelf.
F.H.S.,
head
lory
at
Victoria.
Dr.
II.
K.
Young,
.provincial
superintendent
of
health.
DUTCH
VESSEL
IS
DAMAGED
Thousand
Tons
of
Cargo
Being
Lightered
from
Eemdyk
on
Bentlnck
,
Island
YICTOHIA,
Oct.
17.
A
thou
sand
Ions
of
cargo
is
being
lightered
from
the
Dutch
freighter
L'emdyk
which
is
ashore
at
Beutinck
Island
following
failure
of
an
attempt
to
pull
the
ship
olT
the
rocks.
The
craft
is
badly
damaged
on
the
port
side
from
bridge
to
bow
buf
is
practically
intact
on-the
starboard
shlo.
Number
One
bold
is
louded
while
some
water
lias
also
entered
number
Iwo
hold.
WORK
CAR
WAS
HIT
BY
TRAIN
Two
Provincial
Constables
and
Section
Crew
Had
Narrow
Escape
TF.nilACK.
Oct.
17.
What
might
have
proved
to
tie
a
much
more
serious
accident
occurred
on
Thursday
at
Salvu
East
when
the
work
i'ar.
on
which
Constable
Kggleshaw
of
Terrace
and
VV.
Service,
policeman
from
Sinitli-ers,
together
with
the
section
crew
from
Salvun,
was
hjt
by
a
freight
train
In
a
rock
cut
near
Salvus.
The
passengers
all
jumped
lo
safely
but
the
cat
was
complelely
demolished.
FOLEY
WON
DECISION
3
YANCOUVEIt.
Oct.
17.
Vic
Foley
won
a
ten
round
decision
overvloe
Lynch
or
California
here
last
night.