25
Vol
XV
NO.
251
TAXI
nnd
Ambulance
Service
Anywhere
at
Anytime.
Stand
Royal
Hotel,
3rd
Avf
.,
and
6th
St.
MATT
VIDECK,
Prop.
.
V.IIU
I
IV
t
'
IVM
BIRTH.
-
I
MFRIf.AN
FI.Afi
IS
DESECRATED
In
Jail
for
Wiping
Window
With
Emblem
I.OS
ANUF.IiKS,
Oct.
31.--
Two
11
-'lidl
ami
fifty
day
In
Jail
he
sentence
inplcil
nut
in
I'"
notice
eiiiii-l
here
In
John
'nil
cleaner
ami
dyer,
who
used
'"e
American
flutt
In
wipe
liU
'"w
wiminws.
Hie
Ptincii
Ituiicrl
(Icueral
l(!"pila
dm
Ocloher
31,
a
on
I'orn
tu
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Angelo
v
i
ii
lit
i
.i
i
i
i
i
it
1
1
1
ii
ii
nniiii
.
r
''a
in
'ihr,
'try
ly
to
get
many
more;
100
straight
Liberals
returned
follower
could
aceoiiul
for
was
lln
nporler
win-re-
intoned
group
oHifiI
to
the
Meigheii
Micy
is
121
ii.orr
enl
In
hear
from,
mol
of
winch
will
probably
r
Progressive.
general
(iiiiiiiiii
here
i
Hint
.Mackenzie
King
will
tie-
or
lite
Mai'
offered
liini,
will
fill
up
his
cabinet
and
A
K
k
A
II
111.
Ill
III11I11U
MUST
EXPLAIN
VANCOUVER
EXCHANGE
Wheal
H.
C.
Silver
Hunwell
I.
.
A
I
Miirmol
SicrcrCst
Surf
Inlet
'
Howe
Sound
.
Haly
Alaskii....
Ilaielion
.1
Premier
porter
Idaho
Terminus
.
tiriuiby
IS.
P.
II
Gladstone.
......
Unfits
Sllver.stnllh
....
Lucky
Jim
....
S
1
i
c
I
o
Indian
Selkirk
nayvlew
Hid.
1.35
1.10
.
1
.58
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.O'J
.
.07
U
.07
'.4
.
30.50
.
2.27
.
.11
'.
10.50
IHI.00
.
.21
14
.2
.
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...
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.
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.
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:.
,05
OTTAWA.
Oct.
'M.
Condition
have
changed""
since
e-!
carry
on
Hie
government.
Before'
doing
o
will
probably
secure
imrllJimeiit
when
the
gorniment
nevrr
knew
when
It
niicht
Ih
lrfe.ile.1.
o
l.U.,
Met.
at.
A
meeting
ol
the
t4iihl
will
be
hekl
on
Monday
wueu
Premier
King
ami
Ills
cnllengues
will
illsOUss
the
silualion
ami
decide
on
a
courre
of
action.
Following
the
meeting
of
lue
ciliioel
the
Prime
Minister
will
eonfer
with
the
(ioemor
(icneral
ami
advie
dim
wdat
cum
f
lie
uIhkiI
lo
lake.
Ihe
opinion
here
is
that
the
Prune
.Minister
will
meet
par
nameiii
ami
will
make
an
at
tempi
to
enrry
on.
Public
opinion
here
and
lliroiiiihoul
the
rnun
try
is
n?ainsl
unotber
eknition.
TUIIONTO,
Oct.
31.
the
standing
of
the
political
parlies
this
morning
wu
a
follows:
Liberals
!"0
Coiiserxutives
Mti
I'mgrcosives
51
Luborilcs
Independent
'
Ooubirul
s
In
Queens,
Prine-e
lihviml
Is-
Innd,
the
voles
for
Ihe
rinl
cau-
tliilates
are
tied.
How
lliver
and
Peace
Itlver
in
Alberta
and
Kindeisley
nnd
Ma-
tde
t'.reek.
Miskalelicw-un,
are
yet
lo
hear
from.
Kenora.
which
was
in
doubl
early
this
inorniw.
ha
gone
definitely
Liberal.
Asked.
1.18
.11
.08
.08
1;
0.5
.02
2.15
.17
.10
.20
.17
.1G
.28
.00
'mil
resitlls
in
a
tiOmbcr
til
incomplete
riding!'
rcduc-i.
Mimlicr
of
Oin-ri
vahves.
At
noon
loduv
all
I
hat
Hie
mi
n
nn
.04
V4
.09
H'
0
PHCMIEfl
EXTENDS
CONGRATULATIONS
TO
FRED
STORK
The
following
telegram
lias
leen-
received
by
Fred
Stork.
M.I'.:
"Ollawa.
"October
30.
"Please
accept
for
youoelf
and
extend
to
our
friend
heartiest
eon-xralulaiion
on
your
re-elcclion
to
iiirliaincnt.
"W.
I..
Markenzie
King."
an
u
mi
ranee
from
the
Progre-
ive
Hint
Ihey
will
sUpiMirt
Inuij
-
on
mii
vital
iutiion.
Kuiiin
innn
pytFiTiI
7
that
hi-
will
so
lo
tin
rounlrj!
I.UKIiP.
.llfll.T
naaln.
--
It
in
pointed
out
by
those
in
a
rince
necaiis
uovsrnor
01
uitivn
iv
nn
inn
mere
.1.
j
u...
ka
i.l
t
M,,
1
1
W
I
k
I..
I..
.nnlliuM
nluM
9nl
In
urvicr
MJ
nsr
nwut
i
hiii
iti
iv
r.;
ii"inTi(
vn
v
-
Bombardment
'Ban
If
the
Mug
enwuei
I
linen
Laud
I
h
Premier
ewted
fnim
.
.
.
........
.
,
.
Mel.
31
.--lrieral
Srt
re-teat.
Willi
ieiniiepeniicni
ndent
llwli
tHiiiiiniiioirr
tiren
ordered
lium"
boinbanllio'iil
ofhfllion
thau
duriiw
the
lal
iIurniK
He
recent
S
luS.
Oct.
31
IMi-a
the
properly
dam-!,.
French
iNimtwM-
;ien
a!
lo.iMM.fton
..f
life
at
i.OWl
(minion
tins
morn
AST
fHANfF.
TO
REGISTER
Should
See
City
Clerk
Before
0.30
This
Evening.
I
:
o'ebwk
noun
license
holder
nuiuberinic
cjiislenil
at
the
office
y
clerk
for
Ihe
forlli-vic
clixlion.
M.
F
v
eiiilicllor,
kIuUmI
tha'
nitirr
was
mil
nearly
i
i.i
t
year
but
he
evpeet
a:iy
iipojiIp
will
ircsenl
r--
this
uflermion
and
.
make
the
uliitulory
For
that
jmrpo-e
f
f
will
be
oi.cn
tint
it
U.UO
c
iii(t.
After
that
.time
ue
no
oiortnnily
to
n
ii
license
or
houso
groups
pledged
to
support.
th
government
would
be
In
a
letter
PRIZES
WON
HALIBUT
HERE!
Prices
at
Exchange
Dropped
Tnla
Morning
With
Big
Lot
of
'
Fish
Offering
With
ftc
lo
three
hundred
lliouMUid
pounds
of
halibut
offering
prices
on
the
local
ex-1
cbanae
litis
morning
showed
a
marked
decline,
Ihe
aernge
sales
Mil?
made
at
around
fourteen
eents.
Following
were
lite
offer
ings:
American
Finale,
U.nOO,
at
13.70e"and
Cc
to
Atlfn
Fisheries.
Sumner.
3S,ihio,
at
l3.K0o
and
tte
to
Pacific
Fisheries.
TlHir,
l&.iMK),
at
1
1.50c
and
Gc
to
Mmdli
Fiheries.
Ilemililir.
t&,nnu
til
lie
and
Cc
lu
Itnyal
Pih
(o.
I.Merty.
32.000.
at
13.60c
and
He
lo
Cold
Storage.
Ilrothcrs,
8.000,
nl
H.50c
and
ife
lo
Cotd
Storage.
ProMierily,
1'J.OOO.
at
ll.70c
and
fie
to
I'.old
Storage.
Kinmlak,
S3.000,
nl
I3.U0C
nnd
6
t"
Pacific
Fisheries.
Vnec.
15.0110,
at
IS.VOc
and
fie
In
Hold
Storage.
Senalor.
iH.ooo.
nl
3.l0c
and
Ce
lo
Atlin
Fisheries.
Canadian
pj-o-pci
iiy
A..
15.000,
nl
IS.HOc
nnd
Or
In
(
old
Storage.
FOR
APPLES
British
Columbia
Got
First,
Sec
ond
and
Third
For
Dessert
Varieties
LONDON.
Oct.
31.
The
Asso
rlalisl
Fruit
O
rowers
of
H.C.
won
first,
second
and
third
prizes
in
tin1
cooking
class.
HABEAS
CORPUS
IS
DISMISSED
IN
CASE
OF
STEWART
LOGGER
.
VANCOrVLU,
Oct.
31.
-
The
application
oT
Alexander
(lalla-glier,
a
Stewart
logger,
who
Is
at
Okalla
awaiting
trial
on
a
chargo.'of
bringing
an
allegedly
sjolcn
gasoline
boat
into
Canada
from
Hyder
for
freedom
on
a
wrll
ofjiabeas
corpus
was
dismissed
3'esie'rday
by
Mr.
JlttiC0
(Iri'sory.
JJeta
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
I'lUNCH
HLT'EIlT,
SATHIDAY,
OCTOliKH
31,
1925..
.
otrcui.t.o.
im
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Tt.
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v
m
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vJBliiiift
m
I.
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BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBay
Mary
Patricia
Wilson,
two
years
nnd
eight
months
old,
of
Mellioiirue.
Australia,
crowned
for
the
year
as
the
prettiest
baliy
in
the
Hrilih
Kmpire.
Over
00,000
entries
were
made
in
ihe
contest,
held
under
Ihe
auspices
of
Ihe
national
lialiy
week
council.
RECORD
MADE
FISH
SALES
Halibut
Marketed
Here
October
Amounted
to
2,893,900
Pounds
Halibut
sales
for
the
month
of
October
beat
all
former
records
for
the
same
month.
This
month
there
was
marketed
at
the
local
exchange
2,-898,900
pounds
as
against
2,629,400
last
year
and
1,-844,100
In
October
1923.
The
difference
between
this
year
and
last
was
largely
made
up
today
when
296,000
pounds
were
sold,
the
lead
of
this
October
over
last
being
359,600
pounds.
4.
Paper
Co.
were
yesterday
pu-j
chased
by
Hubert
Hone
of
Van-
eouver,
nuinager
of
Ihe
Mon-Ireal
Trust
Company
for
1,000,-000
mi
behalf
or
the
rirst
debenture
holders.
TIiqH"
wore
no
filter
blddefs.
IMMENSE
SUM
TO
SEE
BASEBALL
IS
PAID
IN
STATES
WASHIXOTOX.
Oct.
31.
Haseball
fans
paid
25.-000.000
in
admission
fees
to
witness
games
in
the
major
leagues
during
the
past
season.
In
Addition
to
the
lea
gue
games
the
world's
series
drew
another
tnif-'
lion.
ROBBED
CIGAR
STORE
SEATTLE
SF.ATTLF.,
Oct.
31.
Three
Central
Slates,
has
returned
to
Ihe
oily.
Mrs.
H.
0.
Johnstone
of
Inver
ness
arrived
In
the
cilyi.
InA
evening
and
sailed
this
mnruin-j
mi
(he
Cardena
for
the
south.
Strtrt
SIm
603
t
iwiii
no.1,1
f
Ik
c
iiiiiini
nrr
!
11
I
'.tier
llupert....
Oona
lliver
'
Osland
Rejuge
Hay
.
Uella
Coola
..
HagenslKirg
Firvale
Total
so
far
Arsenal
4,
F.vcrton
I.
by
son
i
60
331
1121
2
7
15
0
0
2")
5
I
12
72
7
22
II
4
3?
'3.f.:-rflSt.js23
8
0
5
'73
085
3
450
Polls
yet
to
be
heard
from
are
Aiyaush.
Arrandale,
Uella
Delia,
Cedar
ale.
Copper
City,
Colley-mount,
F.ndako,
Kvelyn,
Kiti-niaat,
Loekeport.
Moricetown,
Nainu.
North
Hulkley,
Quick,
Aston
Villa
O.
Cardirf
2.
Hollon
2,
West
Hromwich
2.
Huruley
I,
Hlackhurn
Hovers
3.
Leeds
United
2.
Bury
3.
Leicester
5,
Tottenham
3.
Liverpool
2.
Sunderland
2.
Manchester
I
.
I.
Iluddersfield
1.
New
-aslle
1.
Birmingham
3.
Nolls
County
2.
Sheffield
U.
0.
West
Ham
3.
Manchester
City
0.
SCOTTISH
LEAGUE
Division
I.
Aberdeen
3,
Kilmarnock
2.
Celtic
".'Dundee
0.
FRAIKlh
WhAlHtK
I
armed
masked
men
held
up
Clydebank
I.
Cowdentiealh
3.
fOCQ
RPIAW
7FRft
three
women
employees
in
the
Dundee
I'.
2.
Morion
2.
UUEJ
DLLU1T
.CIU,
t:oliitl
an,
Xormile
Cigar
SloreJ
Hannlton
1.
Queen's
Park
0.
-
here
today
and
escaped
Willi
Hibernians
J,
raikirk
i.
Winter
Coms
Early
This
Year
-i
c.
lino
utiieii
was
mi
Iiaml
therci
Pactick
Thistle
'-.
Ainlriouians
3.
to
Calgary
and
Edmonton
,0
,..,(,
,,av
checks
According
to
word
received
m
aittmc;
1
1
II
here
bv
last
niuhl's
train
I
lie
01A
IIIUIIUIJ
Jtuu
lemperatuie
at
F.duionlon
o!
Wednesday
niplii
was
1
below
itero
and
at
Calgary,
five
below
zero.
The
cold
weather
is
coin
ing
to
the
prauies
at
an
exceptionally
early
date
this
year.
WHALEN
MILLS
i
AND
FINE
$200
FOR
POSSESSING
OPIUM
Lee
Lee,
Chinese,
charged
with
having
opium
unlawfully
in
his
nossession
was
sentenced
in
the
llailli
Hovers
1.
Hangers
0.
SI.
Johnstone
.'.
Motherwell
St.
Mirrcu
-'.
Hearts
1.
Legislature
opens
on
monday
next
and
BRYAN
MOVES
ADDRESS
VICTOIIIA.
Oct.
31
of
Ihe
address
is
not
yet
chosen.'
VANCOUVER
ALDERMAN
!
DIED
AT
AGE
OF
771
.
VANCOt
VKIt.
Oct.
31.
Alder-
man
Col.
T.
H.
Tracy,
aged
77,!
died
this
morning.
He
was
long
connected
with
Ihe
civic,
mlminls-
Irnlfon.
He
served
In
Jhe
Fenian
lliild-nnd
Ihe'
ivrllivvesl
llebel-
lin.
'
Boston
Grill
Large
Lpslair
pining
II
at
1,
with
newly
lai.l
dancing
floor
for
hire.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN,
The
latest
and
best
for
the
least.
Phone
457.
PRICE
FIVK
CENTS.
MACKENZIE
KING
LIKELY
TO
RETAIN
POWER
RETURNS
SO
FAR
GIVE
CONSERVATIVES
116
WITH
FIVE
TO
HEAR
FROM
Mackenzie
King
Government
is
Expected
to
Carry
on
Business
of
Country
with
Good
Majority
P
nrm-finli'flir
tin
ft7
nn
rtifi
nnA
nfif
ULMOCI
lUIIVM
MUVl
Mill
J
AAV
OUIC
UIIU
MUl
lint'
r
MAJORITY
FOR
SHIP
CAPTAIN
STORK
IS
677;
Returns
For
Bjlla
Coola
District
Material
Witnesses
In
Murder
and
Other
Points
in
Riding
j
Case
Held
Under
Ball
to
Received
Since
Tester-
j
Preent
Leaving
Van-day
!
J
I
couver
With
18
polls,
including
Surf
Inlet
yd
to
he
heard
from,
Fred
Stork's
lead
over
lieorjra
Hushhy
stands
today
at
077.
'
Since
yetnlay
results
were
received
from
Oslmiit
'
wired
Iwenl
2j
solid
fur
Slork
ami
(lonai,
jllivei
ami
llefuge
Hay,
both
of
which
irave
hini
'hkvI
majorities
:
Uella
Coola
gave
Husliby
a
large
Miiaji-nly
and
llagensborg
and,
Firvate
smaller
ones.
The
official
result
for
Prince
llupert
urban
division
was
an-
VA.NCOt
VKU,
Oct.
31.
Under
iustruclions
from
Attorney
General
Manson,
Captain
Austin
Lamg.
chief
officer
W.
SalUlen,
land
four
memtiers
of
the
crew
of
the
American
steamer
Cfof-
lou
Hall,
due
to
sail
from
here
lonisht,
were
arreeted
as
ma-Icrial
wilnessei
in
the
charge
of
murder
laid
against
Harold
Vcr-
iensten.
who
i
alleged
to
have
slabbed
to
death
a
fellow-
seaman
Ivvadiskoff
Iat
Wednesday.
The
arivstcil
men
were
releas-
'""""S
....
i
,i...
l
..ill
Morlimer.
rctyrtiing
officer,
and,".""
-"'
vle
is
includeilin
the
following
table
"'f
''c
"r
,
.
i
of
adiitiopal
returns
received
up
lo
noon
today:
7ct-
Hush-
er-
Stork
court
Monday
in
order
to
permit
Hie
sailing
of
the
vessel
as
soon
as
possible.
TOOK
BATH
IN
ILLICIT
WINE
Prohibition
Agent
In
Oakland
Found
It
Difficult
to
Escape
From
Flood
,
OAKLAND.
Cal..
Oct.
31.
A
concrete
lined
warehouse
flooded
with
illicit
wine
provided
a
swimming
pool
for
prohibition
went
Sirard
today.
Sirard
bat-
tcnun
llivers
Inlet.
Sodermau's
Jered
nut
I
ho-plugs
of
the
vats
Camp.
Surf
Inlet
Heach.
Surf
In-j
which
were
seized
Tuesday
with
.
f
..,
i.
...!.
n...l'al
tt
:
..
,I.a
let
Mine,
Telegraph
Creek
Woodcock.
and
OLD
COUNTRY
FOOTBALL
ENGLISH
LEAGUE
Division
I.
the
purpose
of
allowing
the
liquor
to
escape
down
the
drains.
However,
the
drains
of
the
warehouse
became
eloazed
.
and
the
title
rose
so
rapidly
thai
Sirard
)
was
hard
pu!
to
to
escape.
It
is
.said
his
clothes
suffered
greatly
Trom
alcoholism.
MUCHGRAJT
-
TO
VANCOUVER
Four
Times
as
Much
so
Far
Thla,
Year
as
During
Last
Season
WTNNIPFi.
Oct.
3t.
During
the
pat
week
073
cars
of
grain
have
been
delivered
at
Vancouver
by
the
Canadian
National
hring-ing
the
total
for
the
season
so
far
by
that
route
up
to
3.309
ears.
This
is
more
than
four
times
as
much
as
the
deliveries
there
up
to
the.
same
dale
last
year.
REPRIEVE
GRANTED
TWO
MURDERERS
WHO
KILLED
CAPT.
GILLIS
VICTOIIIA.
Oct.
31.
Mr.
Justice
Murphy
yesterday
grant-id
Ihe
application
of
Owen
Baker
When
tloj
ami
Harry
Sowash
for
poslpone-
'city
police
court
this
morning
by.
legislature
assembles
Monday
ment
or
execution
until
January
(Stipendiary
Magistrate
H.
F.
Mc-jj.
m.
Hryan.
member
for
North!
I
I,
In
view
of
their
appeals
now
III
a
Trip
IT
1
lTTn
I'001'-
,0
MIt
ii'01""
H1'o
I
Vancouver,
will
be
the
mover
on
pending
against
me
ieain
seu-
I
H
ANltr
r
A
w
1!
ritted
$200
or
an
additional
threejthe
niMiess
in
reply
to
the
speech!
tence.
Fach
is
asking
for
a
new
vllflllUtl
IlnLllIUuHoijii,,,.
i,CP
j,ee
was
arrested
atfr)im
nH;
ihroue.
The
seconder!
trial
for
technical
reasons.
Inverness
Cannery
yesterday
by
Bought
In
by
First
Debenture
"be
Hoyal
Canadian
Mounted
Holders
for
Four
Million
(P'dlce.
Dollars
Yesterday
i
'
,
'
.
Itutiald
Wilson,
who
has.
been
VANCOl'VKH,
Oct.
31.
The
on
a
Ihree
nionlhs1
holiday
trip
properties
of
Ihe
Whalcn
Pulp
fc'to
Iowa
and
oilier
parts
of
the
NOTICE.
The,'
elect
r,ic
light
and
power
will
be
olT
Sunday
morning.
November
First,
from
7,30
to
1
0,30,
while
changing
.wires
via
Dry
Dock
-lit
flraln
Kievaior.
.
VAte
MghJ.
Dept.
-''