V.i
:Sja"s-"j":----
lOBJECTION
TO
of
ilaplain
W.
J.l
liquor
xliiNiiier,
i
wn
ix'nleneeil
loj
.M,ry
I
-
(
i.i.1
ei'iiin
I
Idler
anil
,4
under
"Menee
lj
i
..-niltet
I.
althttb;
IxNtii
WxUed
Willi
j
fourt
nf
ljiiiHd.i
I
-iniFioal
f
Ihelr
ttp-j
i
nr..
iirt
r
Ap-;
iudse
there
tielnB
j
s..
..f
the
fie
judjie
a
.tmu
a
new
Irijl.
OOCH
KILLED
MAN
ON
SUNDAY!:
Person
Have
Lost
Live
Drinking
Denatured
Alcohol
'l
M'TLI'..
Del.
.'11.
-II.
Peter-
"iwmn-r
died
Sunday
li
n
;
r
duukiiix
it
coinpuMtioni
j'urrd
ulrohol
nnd
coiln'
NOTICE.
I'lirxuanl
to
the
Munl-eiiwl
KJwMunit
A
el
all
pernif
dMtrinir
to
lie
HleWl
n
the
Voter'
l.iid
for
the
furlheoiiiiiiif
.Municipal
I-Rrdioii
an
Iloue'iuldrit
or
Holder
of
Trade
l.ireitup
imil
reRi'tter
their
iiamew
with
I
lie
City
Clerk
dunnct
Iho
n
ion
Hi
of
October
ah
a
wlaltilory
form
to
be
nup-plied
hy
the
City
Clerk.
The
City
Clerk
ofriee
will
he
open
from
0
a.m.
to
&
p.m.
tvich
and
,cery
day
duiin?
the.
month
nf
(lelidier
wilhv
Ihe
exrep-lioii
of
Saturday.
whe,u
it
will
he
open
from
V
a.
in.
In
13.30
p.m.
K.
K.
iUSVS.
i
City
Clerk.
wlu.
l,
the
police
declare.
V
L
1
A
I
III
Ul
&
peinons
in
Seattle,,
T
i'
indii'c
assert
thai
hool-purchase
deiialured
nl-
I
fur
Ji
cent
a
ipiait
fronii
,
.
c
dniKK.s.s.
mix
it
'''jBoats
Should
be
Ab!e
to
Load
at
ii.rr
or
nriiu
jiiii
u
mui
'
iii
hair
pints
selling
a
iliiHar
each.
KICKED
IN
STOMACH
READY
NOV.
15
Plant
by
December
1
Insinuation
of
machinery
at
the
elevator
is
gum?
on
daily
and
it
is
expected
that
everytliinjf
.
Ill
I
I..
-
I!....
.
..
I.v
.....I'.m
DIED
IN
HOSPlTALiest
on
Xovemlicr
IS,
when
Kraln
can
ho
turned
Into
the
bins,
MISSION
CITY.
Oct.
SO
Kirk-Mnled
A.
N.
Chaler.
siiperiidend
if-
Mie
sioiniicli
by
a
liorse'ing
engineer
this
imirninjt.
Tlie
I
ah
Israel.
51
years
nf
nir'liraln
boals
will
he
aide
to
load
t
Sit
irdale
farmer,
died
in
tin
jnl
Iho
plant
on
December
I
for
li
:nial
here
Saturday
tiinhl.
which
there
will
be
1.000
feel
of
l.iuhter
M
l.illle.
who
I'rincc
llupert.
resides.
dock
nvailahle.
This
will
afford
is
his
aerominodaliiin
fur
the
loading
of
'wo
urn
i
n
bonis
at
a
'
line
PUBLIC
MEETING
In
Empross
Theatre
on
Wednesday
Night
at
8
o'clock
GEORGE
G.
BUSHBY
And
Olher
Speakers
Everybody
Welcome
FISH
TRAPS
Petition
Asking
That
no
More
Licenses
be
Granted
Is
'
Largely
Signed
ENDORSED
BY
STORK.
The
following
resolution
which
has
been
endorsed
by
Kre
Stork,
without
any
ifs
or
huts
ha
been
signed
by
C5d
fNherineu
or
those
eonneeleil
with
the
fishing
industry
in
thi
district:
lluti.
I'.
J.
A.
Oardin,
Minister
of
Marine
ami
ITsh-eries.
Ottawa;
We.
the
fishermen
and
eitlien
of
Hie
northern
roast
of
H.C.
do
most
emphatically
proles
aizainst
the
practice
of
usiiiv
fish
traps
or
trap
nets
for
the
taking
of
Salmon.
II
is
abundantly
plain
thai
the
extermination
f
salmon
is
in
siuht
if
Ihe
present
practice
is
continued
and
as
a
result
Ihe
livelihood
of
the
fishermen
will
he
destroyed.
Traps
are
now
operation
in
Canadian
water
under
the
excuse
that
the
American
traps
would
receive
Ihe
fish
now
being-
taken
in
Canadian
Infps
if
the
Canadian
traps
were
not
uncrating.
We
beg-
to
advise
you
mat
nj
reuson
ni
a
nesire
iu
iinnm
onservallon
In
Alaska
Ihe
American
Imps
iu
Hits
area
are
nuw
closed.
Ihe
traps
in
tlie
same
locality
owned
by
Canadian
companies
are
still
operating
and
we
therefore
request
Hiat
the
Canadian
Imps
be
closed
at
the
curliest
possible,
moment
and
thai
iu
future
no
trap
licenses
be
"granted
In
anyone
in
District
Number
2.
and
that
no
license
now
in
operation
be
renewed
for
any
future
year
beyond
l2&.
Wo
are
your
humble
petition-
ers:
II.
Strlelhorst
ami
GT
others
FIREMAN
KILLED
IN
ANSWERING
AN
ALARM
VICTOIUA,
Oct.
20.
l-Mieiiian
Fred
Madley
was
instantly
killed
Saturday
evening
when
a
truck,
answering
an
alarm'
call
wn
overturned
'as
il
.was
,
rounding
corner.
z
y
7
HIM
TAXI
Boston
Grill
25
nnd
MM
Ambulance
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
Service
with
newly
laid
dancing
Anywhere
at
Anytime.
floor
for
hire.
Stand
Royal
Hotel,
3rd
Ave.
''ru,.x
NEW
SOpA
FOUNTAIN,
and
6th
St.
11
J
'Hll,
PRINCE
RUPERT
The
latest
and
best
for
the
MATT
VIDECK,
Prop.
'
1
'IJtll
least.
Phone
457.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
VIM.
A
V.,
.U.
-IV.
I'MINCE
KLTKllT,
ll.C,
.MO.MUY.
QliTOHEIl
Sfl,
.11)23.
(turdif'i
Circulation
1I4S
Ilrttt
Stl,
43.
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS.
EN
AIRPLANES
ARE
WRECKED
IN
STORM
a
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ANCOUVER
NEWSPAPER
URGES
PEOPLE
THAT
CITY
TO
EMULATE
RUPERT
Atlantic
Coast
Caused
Life
and
Property
Loss
iiiinriiin
c
anninnoc
it
nan
tin
rnr
vn"ic
nmnn
mmimmtmrrM
.wurm.MMWMm.MMMMr
-
r
mi
m
r
moorings
and
ten
of
them
were
smashed
U
W
YOHK.
Uil.
I'll.
Devastating
wind
Morrns
struck
the
-:-1
Sumliiy.
resulting
in
(lie
(U'.illi
ul
at
least
21
per-v
a
inflicting
lit'av
damage
to
homes
and
shipping.
I
ViiIkiiiiu
10
won
killed
nnd
many
injured
while
dozens
as
were
levelled
by
the
gale.
jilicr
Umu
wi'l
lite
Atlantic
and
ul
VA'ohirii,
.Muvii-
,)0U
houses
were
damaged.
I::
Halt
liloiT
seventeen
nnviil
seaplanes,
which
had
nsscni-
manoeuvrc
hi
connection
with
lht
Schneider
eii
races.
ORRIS
FOUND
GUILTY
MURDER
broke
from
their
moorings
and
seven
of
lliem
were
completely
reeked
while
ottiem
were
badly
damaged.
Later
Despatch
II.MriMlllli:.
net.
fi.
Ten
I
nitcd
Slate
navy
seaplane
-Iwerr
battered
into
shaielc
ii
4
niini
Mlm
In
ha
Mann-
lipiiiifl
and
vimi
!.
kcriiiu!
vi
d
on
January
1
for
(damaged
yesterday
when
under
Murder
CapL
Qlllls
jlhe
buffeting
of
a
terrific
tai
-
Ihcy
dragged
their
anchor
and
1!
Oil.
20.
Charlcn
piled
Up
along
several
miles
01
ISHT
OCTTIHO
I
T061TMCR
ro
)
V
OUR
BCHtr
.1
jL
c
The
(Sang
These
flags
should
asxirc
lliem
of
our
patriotism.
Seven.
Thousand
Persons
Said
rt
to
Have
Perished
in
Cyclone
in
Persian
Gulf
on
Saturday
carl
Fleet
of
200
Vessels
.all
Destroyed;
British
Naval
Vessels
Lost
Boats
and
Minor
Damage
KAItACIII.
llrilish
India.
OcL
2(5.
Itrief
details
of
Ihe
dis-
.ster
caused
by
u
cyclonic
storm
iu
the
Persian
(iiilf
confirm
Ihe
urly
reiorls
of
great
loss
of
life
and
destruction
of
many
small
.e.ssels.
DesKilches
to
dale
say
(hat
seven
thousand
persons
perish-'d
iu
the
cyclone
which
was
accompanied
by
nn
eurtlupiake
and
jther
disturbances.
The
pearl
rishing
Heel
was
almost
entirely
vept
out
of
exisleuce,
more
Mian
20O
vessels
being
sunk.
llrilish
tiHvnl
vessels
suffered
minor
damage
in
the
storm
ucli
as
the
loss
of
boats.
The
islands
of
Tanth
ami
Helium
were
severely
shaken
and
nany
ac:os
of
date
palms
at
ilasra
were
devastated.
TWO
NATIONS
ARE
DEFIANT
Direct
Negotiations
Refused
Before
Meeting
of
League
Today
PARIS,
Oct.
26.
Mutual
defiance
marked
the
attitude
of
both
Bulgaria
and
Greece,
today
before
the
opening
Of
the
special
session
of
tbe
League
of
Nations
council
convoked
to
settle
tbe
hew
Balkan
conflict.
Bulgaria
refusos
to
enter
Into
direct
negotiations
with
Greece
and
the
latter
will
not
withdraw
from
Bulgarian
soli,
which
she
says,
was
Invaded
only
In
self-defence.
Irtl
lH
'!
Hill
pv
FIGHT
CALLED
OFF
BY
BULGARIANS
AND
GREEKS
FOR
PRESENT
LONDON.
Ocl.
20.
Alliens
despatches
slate
Ihat
the
(
reeks
and
Bulgarians
aclln?
at
.
the
Instance
of
lbiuniaiiia
will
withdraw
theft,
troops
behind
their
respiu'tiye
frontiers.
,
",
.
NO
QUESTION
OF
MAJORITY
:
Interior
Will
jo
Liberal,
Says
Fred
Stork
All
Candidates
Came
In
on
Tra'n
There
is
no
question
of
a
large
I
ilui-!il
niiiiiirilv
In'iii'-
idled
1111
Emulate
Prince
Rupert
says
Vancouver
Sun
in
Discussing
Political
Situation
in
South
YANCOUVKIt,
Oct.
20.
Vancouver
Sun,
under
the
capliou
"Emulate
'Prince
Huperl,"
says
editorially:
"'Ihe
good
citizens
of
Vancouver
should
come
down
out
of
the
clouds
of
tariff
controversy
and
for
the
next
few
days
figure
their
politics
in
its
dollars
and
cenls
relation
to
(ireater
Vancouver.
What
our
citizens
should
do
is
In
emulate
the
City
of
Prince
Hupert.
The
pen
ile
of
Prim
e
llupert
battle
mil
their
theories
and
con
troversies
over
u
ulopia
unlit
aboul
one
month
before
election.
t
hen
they
gel
down
to
business,,
"
-
-
:
-
ihe
business
of
politics,
and
work-rtnTATPY1
niTnrTiT
in
w.tii
the
poverumeiit
of
the
PK
I
ll
H
Kl
P
H
K
I
dav.
The
result
Is
that
there
is
"w
a-ias
no
cjty
of
its
size
iu
Canada,
which
ha
secured
anything-
likej
the
political
results
llial
rr
nc
llupert
has.
They
have
i
fine
big
lourthoUse
Ihat
.rust
hundreds
of
thousand
of
dollars.
They
have
two
ministers
in
the
cabinet'
i
Vancouver
has
none1.
They
had
Prince-ltuierl
is
advertised
as
ti
three
million
dollar
dry
dock
a
terminal
grain
point
while
years
before
Vancouver
had
"e-
Vancouver
it
omitted.
Tlie
rea-They
have
a
director
on
the
C.'son
for
this
is
that
Prince
Ilu-N.
It.
-ami
now
Ihey
are
r-relliug
pert
lias
a
Hovernnient
elevator
a
gra'n
elevator.
How
nmny
of
while
Vancouver
has
not.
What
these
things
would
they
have
if
was'
formerly
a.
I
Sm
eminent
ele-thcy
had
played
the
politieal
Tool
valor
at
Vancouver
is
now
conlike
Vancouver?
'jlrolted
by
tlie
Harbor
Hoard.
If
on
Ihe
basis
of
nooulatioii'
An
advertisement
issued
by
Vancouver
received
a
nroi.ortion-
'he
Dominion
Oovernment
and
raemtmiirs
of
government
suh-'carried
trt
newspapers
.on
the
v.aitioii
andvi.otilical
representa-I'rairies
urge.s
ine
use-or
uov-
lo
play
polities
just
like
any
one
CHALLENGE
The
Liberal
and
Conservative
candidates
are
hereby
challenged
to
a
joint
meeliiiz
in
either
theatre
building
on
Wednesday.
October
28.
instant.
I
shall
accept
anyplace
assigned
to.nie
in
speaking
order
with
equal
lime
with
other
candidates,
and
pay
my
full
share
of
all
expenses
connected
therewith.
A
copy
of
this
challenge
has
been
delivered
lo
tlm
representatives
of
bolh
candidates.
1
(!.
W.
NICKKHSOX.
Progressive
Candidate
October
26.
1925.
J
m
I.
&
&
&
.....a..
in
Mm
iiilnriiir
ill
ltlf
flMlerall"
election
on
Thursday
according
io
Fred
Stork
who
relumed
to
:lie
city
by
last
night's
train.
Mr.
Stork
was
avvuy
ten
days
and
he
visited
practically
alt
points
where
polls
will
be
held,
address
ing
as
many
as
three
ibeetings
per
day.
"II
was
a
very
successful
trip,
said
Mr.
Stork
whu
is
most
optimistic
as
lo
tlie
Liberal
prospects.
Mr.
Stork
concluded
Ids
interior
campaign
with
a
meeting
at
Houston
on
Saturday
night,
lion.
T.
D.
l'allullo,
Col
S.
P.
McMordie
and
I..
W.
Pat-
iiH'ie.
who
also
returned
on
last
night's
traili,
spoke
'
on
Mr
Stork's
behalf
at
Terrace.
Mr.
Stork
not
being
present
person
ally
alt
hough
U.
W.
Nickerson,
Progressive
candidate,
also
ad-
dressed
the
mectfng.
Hesldes
Mr.
Stork,
the
twi
other
candidates
(ieorge
O
Hushby,
Conservative,
and
O.
W
Nickerson,
Progressive.
also
re-
Ituiued
to
the
city
on
last
night'
train.
Mr.
Slork
and
Mr.
l'allullo
left
I
this
morning
by
gashoat
lo
vis
Port
Simpson,;
Port
Ksslngton
jand
Osland
today
and
tomorrow
Mr.
Mckerson
went
to
.vnyox
on
tliu
Curdeua.
INDIAN
IS
ON
TRIAL
Murdering
Storekeeper
North
Vancouver
at
V.VNCorVKH,
Oct.
20
-Charles
Henry
While,
an
Indian,
was.
placed
on
Irial
at
tlie
ajsize
court
this
mornimg
charged
with
livur-t
ilering
Frank
llosso.
h
North'
ELEVATOR
GETS
IN
LIMELIGHT
Prince
likes
i
riiiii-mi
inriimnini
on
the
map.
llupert
along
with
Prince
Arthur
and
Halifax.
-
i
-
i
.
knaek
of
idayins
in
with
the
uU.
r
n..n,rF
"V
1
.
Wlki
toMhls
adverl.seuienf
government.
Vancouver
should
and
w
us,n?
1
"k"aI
,,ur:
emulate
Prince
Rupert.'.
,f"r
lltf
lldl
II?
Ii
lilt.
'U1CI
II
ill-
1
1
because
Vancouver
is
omitted.
:
CHINA
WANTS
3
CUSTOMS
LAWS
'
.
J
Wants
Uniform
System
Outside
of
Control
of
Foreign
Coun-tries
;i
j
PI'.kTN.
Oct.
20.
At
the
open-'ing
of
Ihe
Chinese
customs
con-
ferer.ee
today
China
appealed
to
;
;
the
powers
to
restore
tier
complete
tariff
authononiy
and
agree
to
the
enforcement
of
a
Chinese
national
customs
law
beginning
January
1,
l'J20..
A
large
part
of
the
customs
,
revenue
ha
been
hypiMhecated
jin
the
past
tu
cover
loans
made
to
China
by
foreign
countries
and
also
to
cover
the
indemnity
over
tlie
lloxer
rebellion.
The
head
of
the
customs
service
is
n
FOR
IIPF
AT
AWI7F
,,ritis"
s,,l,ject
ami
tlie
revenue
rim
Lire
ni
r.ooiLu
u
paii,
jltl
u
rorelBll
uank
jesiK.
(iiated
liv
the
Hankers'
(Uinunis-
Charles
Henry
White
Accused
of;!,Ull,
WJ,
aUol
,(.refrom
Ihe
payment
secured
by
tlie
revenue,
tlie
balance
lieinjr
then
paid
tu
the
Chinese
government.
IANY
ARRESTS
IN
FIVE
GAMBLING
RAIDS
Vancouver
storekeeper,
on
June
V
VNt'.Ol
VFH.
Ocl.
20.
-
Scv-
1.
Forty
witnesses
are
to
be
entv-five
lOHentals
and
forty
called
by
Ihe
rrown
with
tlie
whites
were
arrested
in
raids
on
Irial
lasting
probably
until
five
gambling
houses
at
the
Wednesday.
week
end.
PUBLIC
MEETING
WESTHOLME
THEATRE
Wednesday,
Oct.
28,
at
8
p.m.
Speakers
Hon.
T.
D.
Pattullo
and
Fred
Stork,
M.P.
Everybody
Welcome.
Seats
reserved
for
ladles