mmiiimi
yi
Kl
II
IMll
1
Ir
SCHOOL
SYSTEM
,
...y
'
P
OF
VANCOUVER
UAl
1
1
m
Mftaa
aHMIHlaiaillAA
MAa
sponsible
to
Board:
Choosing
Ttacher
Orltlelied
;;.
or
i.
is.
Drastic
Vnni'iiuvi'i
orliiMil
A
n
i-enull
of
Hie
iicchlenl
i
of
the
NbipH
upperworks
uliaHoreil.
LITTLE
NOMINATED
FOR
COMOX-ALBERNI
MMIc
wan
no
in
I
n
it
t
oi
I
by
a
Labor
''''trig
here
yeslerday
lo
con-j
'
'
r.omox-Albirnl
willi
I
ho
n-erviilie
and
indeprndenl
l
abor
Ciiihlldutcs.
.
V.
W.
Jyelll
wits
elecled
four
far.
ago
for
lln'
cnnsHliicncy
nnd
Hiipporled
Ihe
Liberal
plnlcy
nt
nilawn.
He
U
gelling
the
Liberal
Mipport
In
ihe
yrcjenll
election.
BRIQ,.
GENERAL
DIES
WLNNIl'Kd,
Ocl.
13.
ljri-ndler-Oeifornl
II.
X.
Hultnn,
f
M.O..
died
hero
this
morning
oyed
77.
ing
lunch
In
their
cottage
on
the
hillside
nntt
the
main
ocean
whaif.
it
IhiiIIhI
hit
Ihe
place
i.ml
I
In-
li-iime
ua
carried
150
fi-i-l
i..nmi
ijir
hank
and
dMitNi
ii:
lln-
.!reH.
i-iiIIihk
off
traffic
fnm
llii-
dork.
Mrs.
Peterson
m
Ilgbtly
burl.
MORE
CONVICTIONS
CANADIAN
COURTS
,
.-.
,1t,.moi..i.-.l
hv
J.
11.
Increase
of
Seven
oer
Cent
Over
a
id
tan
Weir
of
thoj
Former
Year
Is
Shown
by
y
of
llriltob
Columbia!
Statistics
appointed
by
the
tie-
""
t
education
to
conduct
OTTAWA,
Out.
13
Canadian
afiou
into
it
ceral
court
arv
drawing
the
nel
nmri-Ait".
floly
r
ti
und
the
criminal.
-
'lie
rltanK'
advocated
Thai
is
one
conclusion
to
In
api-iintnreni
r
a
-Hum!
drawn
from
criminal
Matistir-ii
i
inn
headed
by
a
tt-
lud
by
the
Htireitu
of
Slain
lent
responsible
the
ties
of
the
Canadian
(ioxern
-nrd.
;nient
tionl
IkiuciI
ik
rriiirtiedj
The
ittalintioi
coer
Hie
year
-
In
pay
xiiffirtenl
at-
ended
September
30,
IUJI,
and
Hir
mix
i
e
of
Ihe
in-jare
a
coinpilalion
of
conviction
ui
eliiHtmnc
li-nrhiT.
'and
ariiinliaN
in
the
aritni!i
miip,
llilile
tearliiiiK
in
-
iiniforin
mul
of
text
J
Hie
salary
ale
!
t
den?1
Willi
;i
leiitflh
C.P.R.
STEAMER
RAN
INTO
DOCKS
Shiterd
Part
of
Upperworks
of
Princess
Margaret
at
Seattle
Yesterday
!
I
MTU;.
Oct.
13.-
In
it
colli
with
the
Hell
Street
duck
ii
ftt'rmplinit
n
lamlirm,
the
1
tl
itleamer
I'rinpenH
Marpnrct
province.
iney
no
nm
neai
with
Hie
uiiolved
mtrrie
ol
crime.
Inil
with
raei
actually
in
court.
They
show
that
In
the
Imi'Ui
iimHiIIii
ended
l.it
Sep-
'iemlr
ronvielins
for
indictable
joffriirrs
iih
asminitl
the
prexiou.
twelve
UHintlm
correjMinding
iin-rea!etl
from
15.IK8
tu
I0.i5.
at
the
mine
time
acquit
-
crwiMMl
front
1.551
to
I,
(Oil.
r.nprenwd
In
pereentnsf.
con-victimtH
in
indictable
olfeneee
litfreiiMil
by
kccii
per
rent,
while
acnultlaU
decltatl
by
six
per
cent.
(Jf
I
be
major
erimex.
I
here
were
Si
eonvifHonn
for
inurdet
in
the
ear
ended
Sepleuiher,
niKHleiahly
dainaued
but
'
airainM
to
in
me
..i-
fnxivioui
year;
1.538
co.iMctlon-.
fo
wna
injuied.
A
heavy
burglary.
hoUH,
xUiiel.ou.e
and
obxrurctl
the
laudlnff
ohop
hivakinit
a
ainuo!
i.n.
1
10
convlctioiH
lor
ronnery
aim
deniandinj;
with
menace
a
iipain!
1'-'
a,,(1
11
convlcHon
for
limbwuy
rohhi'i-y.
exactly
the
saifie
number
an
a
year
previous
FISH
ARRIVALS
:i
MHKUbAM).
Ocl.
13
David
offerlnfls
Wcro
Ulnht
and
Prices
Woro
High
at
Exchange
thljs
Morning
Only
Ihree
Miiall
boats
marketed
halibut
al
Hie
Kili
Kx-cliiijige
Ihis
morning.
Arrival
ami
Mile
were
h
follows:
American
Star,
7,000
pouiiiN.
at
I7c
anl
He,
to
Ihe
l'acific
l-'lsherlps.
Canadian
.loe
Maker,
5,000
pounds
nt
Irt.i'o
and
7c;
lo
the
Atlin
1-Uii-crlei.
Nuba,
3,000
pounds,
at
17.
u"
and
7c.
lo
I
ho
Canadian
l'Uli
&
Cold
8tura?e
Co.
TREMENDOUS
niTTCDIIDr
117
AM
n
25
TAXI
Ambulance
nnd
Stall)
Boston
Grill
Service
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
Anywhere
at
Anytime.
willi
newly
laid
dancing
Stand
Royal
Hotel,
3rd
Ave.
door
for
hire.
and
6th
St..
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN,
itiai
i
viutwRj
rrop.
i
PRINCE
RUPERT
The
latest
and
best
for
the
least.
Phone
457.
ar.v
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
P,
V
Hi4
Vol
XV,M),
23H.
FLOODS
Meter
of
Terrace
and
Arthur
Clore
of
Copper
City
are
Lucky
Owners
TKHHACr.
Oct.
13
-What
pro-
minei.
to
deelnp
into
a
real,
mine
I
a
new
discovery
by
W.i
h.
oi
.Meter
of
a
rich
galena
lead
located
on
the
hill
opposite
Newlmvn,
Indian
lleerve,
at
an
elevation
of
approximately
3.500
feel.
What
add-
to
the
aluc
of
Ihe
find
i
iU
proximity
to
Vanar?
lul
DeKd,
the
dixlaurc
heinc
not
more
than
two
mile
and
a
half
.Mr.
un
.Meier
i
liullilnip
a
ahln
cbe
lo
Ihe
claim
and
in
'end
lo
do
deelopmenl
work
willi
the
idea
of
obippitiK
ore
at
in
early
date.
II
if
lal
a-tay
re
iiru
bIkiw
nold
U.m.
Milveri
Ht.t7.
lead
H2.03.
and
line
3
'olallinir
in
all
siii7.3fper
ton.
.Mteialcd
with
Mr.
Van
Melerf
m
bif
illeiery
ic
Arthur
.Clore,
'pMr
City.
Mi
n
(I'm
men
who
have
looked
oer
the
ground
!peak
of
tlii
INeiflvery
a
the
heol
mi
r
faro
bowing
they
have
eer
een
in
'hi-
part
uf
Hie
country.
Quite
a
number
of
claim
hae
been
ulakivl
in
the
vicinity
of
Hie
tli!coery
and
already
three
it
her
lead
havo
heen
found
all
bowitiK
galena.
ANCOUVER
ISLAND
COPPER
PROPERTY
SOLD
BY
AUCTION
Debenture
Holders
of
Sidney
In
let
Company
Buy
Everything
For
$75,000
1
VltrrOIHA.
Oct.
13
Offered
or
i-alc
at
public
auction
under
an
order
of
Hie
court,
the
pro
perty
and
equipment
of
the
l
idcwaler
Copper
Company,
lo
cated
at
Sidney
Inlet
on
the
csl
coact
of
Vancouver
Inland,
was
knocked
down
fm
75,000
In
Harry
Keith.
Henry
I'ricc
and
William
Zlgel
of
New
York,
acting
for
Hiemelvesi
and
for
cer
tain
Kllicr
of
the
debenture
holder.
THOMAS
GILMOUR
OF
PRINCE
i
Looal
Man
Who
Was
Gassed
at
Ypres
Ir.
April
1915,
Passes
Away
at
Balfour
MALFOL
H.
Oct.
13.
Thomas
(liliuour,
10
years
of
age,
who
joined
,
Hie
30th
battalion
at
I'rince
lluperl
and
was
gashed
at
Ypros
in
April,
I
'.'1
3.
died
at
Hie
oanitarlum
here
from
war
disability.
A.
A.
Cox,
Vancouver
architect,
who
has
been
here
for
Ihe
past
week
nn
business
In
connection
with
local
building
propositions,
will
return
to
Vancouver
ou,
the
Caidenit
IhU
U.
II.
(Itilick,
local
manager
of
the
SAvlfl-Canadiaii
Co.,
relurned
)iy
I
)
i
Cardena
Sunday
evenhv
from
a
biisines.-
trip
lo
Vancouver
J.
A.
lllnlon
sails
this
evening
fou
)
he
Cardena
for
Vancouver
on
I'HLNCK
lll'PKIlT,
11.(1,
TUESDAY,
OCTOHKIl
13,
1025.
Vitrdr't
Circulation
t7S
Stmt
BaUt,
472.
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS.
CORDOVA.
ALASKA
nilODUMi
ffUll
DAoldALL
IiAMK,
(I
JAY
l.r.AVINli
MIIY1
KK
W
S
AS
MNA
.
aainrau
ai
Loraova
Floods
the
City
and
Causes
Big
Landslide
and
yesterday's
quota
over
four
inches
UDllDOVA.
Alaska,
Oi
I.
1
3.
Wuli'i-
ran
a
foot
deep
in
tin:
n
of
(iunluwi
ye-lerday
mh
Hit?
rt'Milf
of
it
heavy
deluge
Stiv
e
U
-tuber
1
Hie
rainfall
ha
been
L'3.7
inches.
,
T
(.upper
liner
and
.Northwestern
llailwH)
ha
been
un-
r
it
trains
from
Cordova.
The
bank
of
Ihe
tJoppcr
g
wnirii
uie
line
run
was
ellen
away.
V
lay
fuur
and
u
quarter
inches
of
rain
fell
and
fani-
g
m
huue-
tm
Hie
lulUidc
are
fleeing,
fearing
land-
Milieu.
Sunday
ntslil
while
F.
I).
I'l-icrooii
and
hi
wife
were
eat
FINDS
GALENA
AT
VANARSDOL1
Ore
Assays
$207
a
Ton
and
le
Close
to
Transportation
Facilities
PROPOSES
TO
SHIP
ORE
a
combined
business
and
pleasure
trip.
t
Oliver
Ifrnry
Wallop,
Wyoming
rancher,
who
mic-cced
hiS
'brother
u
Karl
of
PortMiioutli.
Afler
making
n
trip
lo
Knglaiul,
be
plans
lo
return
and
continue
breaking
in
bore..
CHOLERA
RAMPANT
IN
PHILIPPINES
:
Four
Deaths
and
Eleven
New
Cases
Reported
at
Manila
Yesterday
1
MANILA.
Ocl.
13.
Cholera
still
rampant
hyj.
Four
d.eaUts
front
dire
illsease
-HooTt
place
here
yestcnlay
and
the
same
day
eleven
new
case
were
reported.
Micnu'ni
eimris
are
lu-ing
4
made
by
the
aoMiorittes
lo
sere-
j
4.
Mr.
Manson
i
generally
ack
nowledged
to
be
Ihe
best
speaker
in
Ilrillsh
Columbia
and
Mrs.
Smith
is
one
of
Ihe
representative
women
of
Canada,
an
ntil-
laiidiiw
person,
who
always
commands
an
audience
wherever
she
goes.
to
dies
NEW
SECRETARY
WAR
IN
U.S.A.
Dwlght
F.
Davis
Is
Appointed
In
Placo
of
Secretary
Weeks,
Resigned
WASHINGTON.
Oct.
13j.
Dwlght
F.
D'tvis
of
Missouri
was
today
appointed
secretary
of
war
by
President
Cooltdge
today
ln
place
of
Secretary
Weeks
who
resigned
yesterday
owiitig
to
ill-'
teallh.
ROBBERS
MADE
Bid
HAUL
IN
NEW
YORK
SILK
WAREHOUSE
NEW
VOItK,
Oct.
13.
Four
robbers
entered
the
show
rooms
of
a
silk
waivhouse
tie
re
this
jtioritio?,
bound
Hie
watch
niab:
amFeseStKif
Aflth
a
tiuarter
of
a
million
dol-
lars
worth
of
goods.
gaie
uie
sick
ami
u
prevrni
me;
spread
of
the
infection.
'
LITTLE
IN
CHARGE
SPEAKERS
ARE
!
ON
STEAMSHIP!
Mrs.j
Hon.
A.
M.
Manson
and
Mary
Ellen
Smith
Both
Left
Last
Night
for
Prince
Rupert
1
Word
was
rcreiU'd
here
this
morning
Ihal
Hon.
A.
M.
Man-son.
Attorney
Oeneral,
and
Mrs.
Mary
Ellen
Smith,
member
of
the
Legislature
renresenling
Vancouver
cHty.
will
be
here
tomorrow
morning
on
the
sjeamer
Prince
lluperl
and
will
addrcs)
a
mass
meeting
in
1
lie
ci-holine
Theatre
Hit
the
eveniner.
OF
DUNWELL
MINE
Engineer
Appointed
to
Carry
on
Work
During
Winter
Underground
VICTOIU.Vi
Oct.
13.
Matthew
Liltle,
u
mining
engineer
of
London.
England,
has
been
placed
in
charge
of
the
work
to
be
undertaken
at
the
Duuwell
Mine,
it
is
announced
hem-Mr.
Little
has
spent
Ihree
years
in
Ihe
Portland
Canal
district.
He
will
have
full
charge
of
the
work
underground
and
il
is
expected
thai
by
spring
the
mine
will
be
ready
for
the
installing
of
the
concentrator.
The
road
to
the
mine
has
been
completed
and
duriivsr
the
winter
sacked
'high
grado
ore
will
be
shipped.
STOCK
MARKET
H.
C.
Silver
...
Dunwell
Ilazellon
I.
.
A
I
Premier
Itufus
Silvereresl
Surf
Inlet
Tevininus
Daly
Alaska
Gladstone
Howe
Sound
Marmot
Porter
Idaho
firanhy
Sllversmilh
..
Lucky
Jim
....
lilacier
Indian
Selkirk
Hvvlew
.Hid.
..
I.
IS
..
1.50
.01
..
.17
..
2.30
...
.or.
..
.07
T'
.15
...
.25
.
23.00
...
.20
...
I
COO
...
.24
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2CVi
...
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..
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OS
Asked.
1.25
1.05
.10
2.35
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.07.
K
.10
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Mt
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H
.09
H
PUBLIC
MEETING
In
Westholme
Theatre
WEDNESDAY,
OCT.
14,
at
8
pm
Speakers:
HON,
A.
M.
MANSON,
Attorney
General
MRS.
MARY
ELLEN
SMITH,
M.L.A.
FRED
STORK,
M.P.
Seats
tie-served
for
Ladles.
Everybody
welcome.
Pittsburg
Beat
Washington
Three
Runs
to
Two
in
Sixth
Game
of
Series
Causing
Tie
i'JTTSHL'HU,
Oct.
13.
The
World
Series
is
again
lied
up
between
Ihe
i'atburg
Hit-ale
und
Hie
Washington
Senators,
Ihe
lornier
having
won
the
sixth
game
today
by
a
score
of
3
to
2.
Washington
started
the
sioiiug
in
the
first
when
Ooslin
puled
out
n
circuit
clout
with
no
men
on.
The
Senators
scored
again
I
in
Hie
second
and
Pittsburg
lied
up
Ihe
score
in
the
third
with
'two
runs
6Tr
one
hit
nnd
an
error,
ihe
Pirates
won
the
game
j
when
Kddie
Moore
made
a
home
nut
in
the
fii'lli
inning.
Superb
pitching
by
Hay
Krenier
for
Hie
Pirates
was
also
a
winning
ia-'tor
for
I'itlsburg.
,
.
.
Ii
was
Pittsburg's
straight
Vic-1
tory
and
the
teams
are
now
tied
three
all.
I
Washington
ued
two
pitchers-
and
several
pinch
hitlers
in
their
efforts
lo
stop
tlnj.
l'irales.
!
it.
Washington
....
2
Plttsburs
3
Score
by
innings:
t2l3t5C7
Washington
.
1
1
o.00!0;o
i'ittshurg
..
U0;20!
1(0.0
The
batteries
were:
11.
c
7
819
OiO
E.'
iinl
Smith
for
Pittsburg;
Ferguson
and
Severeid
for
First
Inning
ed
balls'.
No
runs,
two
hits,
no
errors.
Third
Inning
Washington.
lUce
lined
out
to
Kremer
who
slabbed
the
hall
with
his
gloved
hand.
Traynor
rot
Stan
Harris'
hopper
throwing
him
out.
Coslin
flied
nut
I
Wright.
No
runs,
no
hits,
no
errors.
Pittsburg.
Moore
walked
and
Peck
took
Carey's
grounder
loo
litle
lo
gel
Moore.
Moth
runners
were
safe.
Cuyier
sacrificed.
Moore
scored
while
Mluege
wa
throwing
Marnhardt
out
at
first.
Carey
making
third.
Carey
scored
on
Traynor'
S
single
over
econd.
Traynor
stole
second
and,
on
Sexereid's
wild
throw.
went
to
third.
Mluege
tossed
Wright
out.
Two
runs,
one
hi1,
one
error.
Washing
Ion
2,
Pittsburg
2.
Fourth
Inning
Washington.
Joe
Harris
fan
ned
nAssing
a
vicious
swing
on
the
third
strike
by
a
fool.
Judire
also
fanned
swinging
hard.
Uluege
cracked
a
single
over
Wright
s
head.
Willi
Peck
up,
Hluge
was
caught
off
Tirst.
No
runs,
one
hit,
no
errors.
Pitlshurg.
Mclnnis
flied
on!
lo
Hice.
Smith
struck
out
missing
a
sinker
by
a
fool.
,
Kremer
fanned
for
the
second
time.
No
runs,
no
litis,
no
errors.
Fifth
Inning
Washington
Peck
popped
out
to
Traynor.
Wriglil
threw
Sevc-(conlinued
on
page
six)
Ti
2
Market
Conditions
Will
Govern
.
Next
Year's
Operations,
J.
O.
Tretheway
States
o
i
Whether
or
not
the
Abbotsford
Krp,mr'I'lll,iJ
will
return
to
the
.Mice
Arm
di-triet
next
season
to
continue
logging'
operations
will
depend
on
-log
market
conditions,
stales
J.
O.
Tretheway,
head
of
lt.,lt
the.
concern,
who-is
a
passpnger
-lice
hoi
masb4mlHirt-v.hinP?"SU!rliV.?
uver
on
ui
smfTir
IT7r..i-7nT.?
ifterWlhe
Ca.nlena
toltay.
This
season
-
jut
and.Oosliu
hit
a
homer,
hi
operations
are
about
finished,
third
or
the
series,
into
the
right!
Mr-
Tretheway
stales,
nnd
there
field
stands.
Kremer
threw
Joe!nrr
a
number
or
logs
boomed
in
Harris
out
at
first.
One
run,
one
M"
waU'r
,,ow
awaltlnar
sale.
The
hit.
no
errors.
Abbotsford
Co.
still
has
some
two
Pittsburg
'Moore
singled
or
",ree
million
feet
of
logs,
hn.uch
Uluege
on
Ihe
first
ball!
mostly
hemlockto
takeout
from
pitched.
.Carey
sacrificed.
Cuy-jcru"n
?mw
umus.
ler
flied
out
to
Hice,
Moore
hold-
ing
second.
Uluege
threw
Hani-
TlI
I
lTfl
AITfllTrD
hanlt
out
at
first.
No
runs,
one'
I!
lAnjLAUllli
1
FiW
un,
no
errors.
.
Second
Inning
Washington
Judge
broke
his
bat,
securing
another
slashed
out
single
to
right.
Hluegc
tried
to
sacrifice
but
forced
Juilge.
Uluege
scored
when
Peck
doubled
into
righl.
With
Seereid
up,
Kremer
threw
wild
to
catch
Peck
who
went
to
third.
Severeid
and
Ferguson
Hied
out.
One
run,
two
lit,
one
error.
Pittsburg
Traynor
shot
a
-ingle
oer
Stan
Harris'
bead.
Wright
forced
Traynor
and
Mc-Innis
fanned.
Smith
singled
over
econd,
Wright
goins
to
third.
Kremer
struck
out
on
three
pitch
COURT
VERDICT
Man
Who
Struck
Girl
When
Driving
Car
Is
Found
Guilty
by
Jury
VANCOUVER,
Oct.
13..
Oppressive
heat
of
Ihe
day
last
June
when
the
ten
year
old
Phylli
Martindate
was
struck
by
a
car
driven
by
Elmar
Sutlon,
alesman,
and
was
fatally
injured,
was
the
only
explanation
offered
by
the
latter,
who
yesterday
was
found
guilty
of
manslaughfter
by
the
assize
rourl
jury,
which
added
a
recommendation
of
leniency.
Ho
wa
remanded
for
sentence.
LEPERS
TO
BE
MOVED
TO
BENT1NCK
ISLAND
Two
White
Patllents
and
Seven
Chinese
at
Present
on
Darcy
Island
VICTORIA.
Ocl.
13.
The
nine
lepers
at
present
living
on
Darcy
Island
in
the
llulf
of
Georgia
me
to
lie
moved
to
Hentinck
Island,
which
is
nearer
the
William
Head
ipiaranline
station.
There
are
two
while
patieftls
on
the
island,
the
others
being-i
hinese.
They
are
in
charge
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
MeKee,
Ihe
former
their
guardian
and
Ue
latter
a
nurse.
BERLENBACH
GOT
A
TECHNICAL
KNOCKOUT
OVER
KING
SOLOMON
NEW
YORK.
Oct.
13.
Fighting
hi
first
important
heay-weighl
bout
Paul
Herleubarh,
the
light
heavyweight
champion,
secured
a
technical
knockout
oer
King
Solomon
of
Panama
in
the
ninth
round
of
a
ten
round
match
at
Hie.
polo
ground
yesterday
afternoon.