CANDIDATE
1
M
M
IS
WITHDRAWN
?
Liberal
Retires
In
Cariboo
In
Fator
of
McBrlde,
the
K
Mt
M
.D.H.HAYS
DIES
IN
SOUTH
:
wan
ri'ci-ived
at
the
II.
May.
Cutiviiaiiy
Jhi
'
tiiilainiiiK
the
ad
newn
laud
II.
Hay
had
ski.nl
ut
i
the
ditabled
boat
and
rouirul
her
t.
Itenaim
were
fee
ed
and
the
Tillie
s.
trot
under
)
aaaui.
bol
a
the
night
of
the
Jtli.
eneritu-
trouble
apain
dew
loped
and
lb'
boat
drifted
on
In
a
lee
nhore.
The
crew
got
her)
off.
However,
and
when
the
rn-dine
did
set
annul,
il
bark
fired
Oct.
&.
-HayowiMf
...
i,rc
to
(he
-iijiiiw
room.
'!.
Liberal
candidate.
lir
?4.
iank
rftuaht
and
finally
miaald
at
toe
oi-
ih,.
bal
blew
up.
The
men
were
-nntei
U
rtdiRK
nrk
in
thai
only
two
were
on
their
biair.
ba
wdli-;B,iart
a
the
final
ratanlmphe.
an
in
the
r..n!et
l.aMiiiiIP
,unttby
rould
only
hold
tyo
iwlwen'ii
J.
A.
'raer.Mn
,
.rn
w
we.
would
fn'.
and
I.
fi.
Mr-j
,,(rdlv
bave
awainoed
had
wa
wliet4T
the
mufe4
or
the
aliiion
wan
put
into
the
ran
first
to
boil.
were
Rescued
by
Morrleon
li
uji
iniooaoible
to
hike
ti
e.
owing
to
the
sleep-
'
aa.n-iia.
i
Jiiirorniii.
on
"
-;ni.
of
ltt,
,r,
line
and
there
o
further
detnlU
wcrei
t
lltl,i,llia
.u,.
rr
j
,t
lo
llavH
li-'d
in
Prince
Hurt
iii'inhrr
of
var.
FORESTRY
CRUISER
TO
BE
NAMED
AFTER
MAN
WHO
LOST
LIFE
vl
Tll.,
Ort.
U.
The
new!
iv
di'iuirtiiii'iit
rrutser
now
ixtrurliou
liere
will
he
"tHiver
t'lark"
In
memory
ii"
ranger
of
that
name
i
.
.
,
.i
ii..
.lav
where
tliey
were.
rinii
!,.n
the
iiiHhl
of
the
3rd.
Ihe
ex
I
hause
of
a
Has
engine
wa
In-art
I
SiL
mii.ir
in
the
distance
ant
in...
;sT.
Iiallhut
boot.
Caulain
!
i
I
I
am
I
lo
at
.lack
Morrtfoii
linxr
at
Hit
Hi
of
the
rreek.
whither
she
had
come
fr
fresh
water,
by
-I...
nr..
And
the
rrew
of
the
Tillie
S.
wer
not
sorry.
luini
overdue,
the
euluns
otfiee
here
had
wired
to
Skide
gate
to
keep
a
look
out
for
news
of
Ihe
Tillie
S.
and
arrangement
iindi'i-
vav
for
a
searcn
1
tl
Ini
I
.
f
..
fiuliliiur
a
!lll.t"
heiliBr
s'i!
Out
l'tp
Day
during
the
imsi
The
lilli-'
S
!;!.
K
li.rld
Ltd
PUBLIC
MEETING
Westholme
Theatre
WEDNESDAY
NIGHT
At
8
o'clock
sharp
Speakers:
Hon.
H.
H.
'STEVENS
and
GEO.
G.
BUSHBY
Scal
reserved
for
Indie.
Kvcrybody
welcome
tins
CNcmng.
was
owned
by
F
No
Immigration
Poller
For
Country
Declares
Conservative
Leader
mmi
I
twk.
Il
is
the
result
I
ek
Uvoid."
Amalgamation
or
hankr'ttcy
would
be
the
inevitable
rv'lllt
or
the
policy
of
ex-travaganee
which,
he
said,
had
heoti
MirUel
in
the
administra
tion
of
the
railways
til
recent
years'
"Fourteen
announcements
and
four
ministers
in
four
year"
was
the
wfey
.Meighen
summed
up
the
presrfli!
immigration
policy
of
(be
government.
He
declared
that
in
spite
of
Ihe
expenditure
of
a
million
dollars
eery
year
besides
great
exj-endltuies
by
the
milwliys
the
stream
of
immigration
had
been
gradually
dryhui
up
and
large
numbers
of
those
who
fuinie
out
to
Canada
hail
subsequently
gone
to
the
t'niled
Sliitee.
The
government,
be
claimed,
rested
on
ils
oars
and
had
no
immigration
policy
except
to
spend
money
without
stint.
MASSEY
DROPS
DIRECTORSHIPS
Resigns
as
Head
of
Massey
Harris
Company
In
Order
to
Devote
Himself
to
Politics
JOIIO.VH).
Ocl.
5-
H"i-
Vincent
.Massey.
who
recently
entered
the
cabinet
of
premier
Mackenzie
King,
has
resigned
from
Ihe
presidency
of
Ihe
Massey
Harris
Company.
In
a
statement
Musscy
said:
"During
the
short
time
I
have
been
In
public
life
I
have
come
lo
the
belief
that
I
should,
lesiwu
from
all
director
ships
in
corporations
and
so
leave
myself
free
lo
dlstuss
and
leat'wllh
public
issues
without
my
notion
or
motives
heipg
sub-
led
to
question
25
TA
Amb
Boston
Grill
Ser
ti
,
Large
Ipslair
Dining
Hall,
Jll'Jn
with
newly
laid
dancing
Anywhere
at
Any
Jubjj',
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
457.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
Vol.
XV
NO,
231
I'lU.NCK
Itl
PKHT.
U.C,
MONDAY.
OCTOIJBIl
3,
W2:
Saturday'!
Circulation
1511
Straat
(lt
653
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS.
WINTER,
SNOW
AND
BLIZZARD
ON
PRAIRIES
CAPTAIN
AND
CREW
OF
THE
TILLIE
S.
LIVED
ON
CLAMS,
FISH
AND
BERRIES
Lived
for
Ten
Days
on
Clams,
Fish
and
Berries
West
of
Graham
Island
Captain
and
crew
of
Tillie
5.
arrive
in
port
after
trying
experience
following
burning
of
boat
:t-r
living
for
leu
da
on
the
bom
b
m
Ihe
wettl
roat
i,
'i
hii
Island,
some
fiit
nnle
from
SkilHle,
their
boai
!
.nut
sunk,
gmli
aud
clothe
all
nM,
and
wilh
nothing
I.nl
'
'!.
iooa
111,
r..
i..
i
iiiii.
skipper.
Ulia.
Mordainil
and
M
'it-r
of
Ihe
glKMil
Ttllie
.S.,
are
look
m
town
loday
and
Ten
da
unchanging
diet
uf
iimel.
clam,
salmon
i
-.
even
with
ihj
nih
of
hii-iue-.
il.
at
lal.
I',.
Tdlie
S.
v
out
after
halibut
and
an
September
17.
i
.
I
i
ngilie
trouble.
There
m
a
considerable
swell,
and
aide
to
SH
the
engiiitj""
"
"
-rr
--
-Upper.
1'..
C
rtMni".!
irip
tMik
nine
hour
and
when
.n
we
ciingny
anu
Mt.
tiunlly
pot
there,
the
skipper
s.
.1
Intel
far
help.
He-.ws
...
craniped
with
bavin?
to
-
.a
and
small
n
,n
a
i
rained
position
Mi
long.
omwi
ningny,
tn
,ual
he
bud
o
Jw
(lw
oul
Engine
Repalrest
The
tollman
trotter
Taklero,
i"hrburg
and
Tom
and
Kd.
pm
MEIGHEN
SAYS
Winter
Brings
Snow
to
Prairie,
EXTRAVAGANCE
Provinces
and
Alberta
Treated
liDMU.Mi.
Jcl.
5.
Hon.
Art
nor
Meighen.
oiienativc
.eathsr,
eauietl
the
western
eatn-uti?n
into
Alberta'
capital
on
Saturday
nie'hl
when
he
oke
in
two
rowitd
halls,
speaking
on
ureenh.
I..
..ii
i
.muH
i,.i.,llU
KOttwa)
siiuanuu
lie
oc
ier.tom
that
LlberaUl
WF(lrlarff:
'JAmalgaiiHitioH
is
not
llie
hrr
,
hl.
,llird
B
,1im1
tmid
Mrltride,
who
on.,.()
wa.
or
drying
hl
ial
mailer
uptNirted
rMhe,
t
bearon
lire.
uiif
Mux
fifliernmetu
l'..rin.i-l
ihev
had
wollie
ri-.-eut
sioH
of
par-B(.h
,
,,elr
,K-k't.
but
i
lauded
witho'il
any
iher
etnlheii
f
...
r..A
TLa.
il'.
.
m
.mil
elne.
h
witb
oalinon
and
at
low
water
a
lied
of
great
muel(
(iind,
which
boiled
togelber
mndr
a
trouit
chowder.
Ihe
mly
vaHr'v
In
the
ten
day'n
diet
to
an
Early
Blizzard
Yesterday
WTNMPKti.
OH.
5.
King
Winter
today
spre.id
a
mantle
uf
siiinv
over
Ihe
entire
prairie
province-,
indication
being
thai
Ihe
pre-ent
condition-
will
continue
tor
several
d.i.
Central
Alberta
had
ii
blizzard
yesterday,
the
dry
snow
piling
high
in
drifts
and
interfering
with
traffic
in
many
place.
A
lighter
Tull
was
general
in
l-ja-katchew
an.
Manitoba
wus
isiled
this
morning
by
sleet
aud
snow,
the
temperatures
dropping
below
freezing
point.
ARRESTED
BUT
GOOD
PAYSTREAK
Pursuant
lo
the
Municipal
Flections
Act
all
persons
desiring
to
lie
entered
on
the
Voters'
List
for
the
forthcoming
Municipal
Flections
as
Householders
or
Holders
of
Trade
Licenses
must
register
their
names
wilh
the
City
Clerk
during
the
month
of
October'
on
a
ist
il
ul
ory
form
lo
be
supplied
by
the
City
Clerk.
The
City
Clerk's
office
will
be
open
from
V
a.m.
lo
5
p.
lit.
each
and
every
day
during
the
mouth
of
October
with
the
exception
of
Saturday
when
il
will
be
open
from
It
a.m.
to
12.30
p.m.
il.
F.
JONKS.
City
Clerk.
t
!
:i
i
He
was
of
the
opinion
that
the
adverse
statements
had
been
given
oul
by
people
who
had
not
actually
...t
1
1
It..
......I
t.-I.A-A
,
rrrtcneu
UIIU
?ruu
I
111
I
nu.ir,
'the
(i
raily
ami
roru
discovery
Iliad
been
made,
(ieuuine
and
ex
perienced
prospectors
were
meeting
with
success
he
said.
Mr.
Mardoludd
relurned
with
H.
F.
Kergin,
M.L.A.
wilh
whom
Ihe
is
associated
in
the
ferry
-
business
between
Alice
Arm
and
.nvox.
.Mr.
icruin
uiui
ncriii
making
his
annual
tour
of
the
northern
par!
of
Ins
constituency'
or
.iiin.
uoin
went
norm
io;
Alice
Arm
on
the
r.ardena.
I
RUSSIA
AGAIN
WET
AFTER
ELEVEN
YEARS
10SC()VS
Oct.
5.
-
-
After
eleven
year
of
partial
prohibition
i
llussia
today
became
completely
Ivvel.
W'hiskev.
brandv
contain
ing
(in
per
cent
alcohol
and
vodka
10
per
cent
strength
again
ap-
Premier
Mackenzie
King
Addresses
Ten
Thousand
in
Arena
at
Vancouver
VA.VCOL'VKIt.
O.
t.
D.
Before
nearly
10,000
people
in
the
Arena
here
Saturday
evening
Premier
Mackenzie
King
ad-
Jdre!ed
a
Uriti?h
Coiiunbia
undieme
for
the
ero:id
time
during
the
day.
Me
reiterated
a
the
canlinal
jjolu-y
of
the
Liberal
party
the
!-eekmg
after
natiuiiul
unity
a
eVyeidial
to
the
growth
and
prosperity
of
the
Dominion.
A
at
New
Westminster
in
the
afteniooii
the
Premier
devoted
a
large
twit
of
his
speech
to
discussing
the
Australian
treaty.
j
WAS
RELEASED
GOLD
PAN
CREEK
,
Tail-Driver
Failed
to
Man
Supposed
to
Have
Robbed
Bank
Ihe
bandit
to
the
bank
fulled
to
pick
him
out
of
a
lineup
at
tho
jail.
NOTICE.
..!.!....
I
li.
..lii..t:ttilM
niiH
tilAPtta
1
I"""
-
......
dvertle
in
the
Dally
News
NKYV
YKMMI.tI
r.H.
Ud.
Premier
Maekemie
Kill?
in
liU
address
tiere
Saturday
afternoon
renewed
the
plea
for
the
West
to
send
him
supporters
"to
help
iirinsr
to
Ihe
affairs
of
our
eoun-'
-
vaxiuu'vkk;
'e.
s.
Hudson!
Pay
officials,
received
a
wireles.s
message
staling
that
the
llay-ciiimo
had
forced
her
way
around
Point
Harrow
and
the
vessel
Was
now
en
route
to
Unalaska
lo
bunker.
She
is
expected
to
arrive
in
Vancouver
within
a
month.
LOSSES
WHEN
GUNBOAT
SANK
DURING
MANOEUVRES;
LONDON.
Oct.
5.
Heports
reived
here
state
that
when
the
--
-
Finnish
gunboat
sunk
during
the
Pick
Out
Alice
Arm
Man
Returned
to
Cltv
!
manoeuvres
ill
the
Uulf
of
Hotll-
VA.NCOLYF.il.
Oct.
5.
as
he
was
boarding
a
steamer
Last
Nloht
After
Spend'ng
Summer
n
Casslar
Mining
Area
"There
is
a
gOOU
payslreaK
IlljOllicers
anu
.in
un-o
rir
uiowii-
II...
Hi.
1.
1
Out.
jlilif.t
hut
il
14
or
the
north
here
s-alunlay
af-
..
1Q
(u
K.iw,
aKJ(1,
ternoon,
a
man
giving
his
rail-
'pommpnij
j.
Maedi.nal.l
of
Alice
ing
as
a
logger,
was
taken
to
the
Arj(
w
.,,,
Iw
,e
eily
Oily
ail
as
the
suspecfd
per-
,,pinre
CUarl
u,
Iliph
pelrator
of
a
lone
band
holdup
aIpr
Uwi
in
at
the
Prior
M
reel
branch
or
the
h(,
)1W
w
Mv
art,a
Mf
Hank
of
Montreal
here
on
Janu-
MuP(lonaW
a(lllli)M
u.at
there
ary
2.
Later
he
was
release!.
.
.
,
.,,-t-
U,.
f
.v.ri.!
(ami
adverse
as
to
Ihe
prospects
of
the
(lold
Pau
district.
nia
two
otficers
and
75
men
were
lost.
(Later
Despatch)
I.ONTKLV.
Kng..
Oct.
5.
Three
cil
in
the
I
inuish
torpedo
tioal
wbicli
was
sunk
hi
a
violent
storm
in
Hie
liulf
of
ltothuirt
yesteftiay.
GLENNA
COLLETT
IS
LADY
GOLF
CHAMPION
ST.
I.i
U
IS.
Oct.
5.
--
Olenna
Collet
t
of
Ploy,
deuce
yesterday
won
the
women's
national
golf
I
championship.
de!'atin
.Mrs.
Alex.
Stirling
Fraser
of
Otlavvn'
In
the
final
with
nine
up
uiui
eight
to
play.
BIRTHS.
At
Seattle
on
Seplemher
J"
n
son
was
born
to
Mr.
and
Mr..
T.
J.
Maloney
(nee
Mae
Hyan
for
tnerly
of
Prince
llupett.
A
dau,jhler
was
born
at
Hie
'
Prince
Hiiperl
(iencrul
llospile.l
on
October
lames
Harris
Wesi
SIS'
BOYS
AT
SCHOOL
lr
that
luht
that
comes
Irom;
-
-
western
skies."
lie
paid
a
glow-)
Six
Lost
Life
Result
of
Fire
iiu
tribute
to
the
future
or
the
Pacific
ciat.
7
BAYCHIMO
IS
ON
WAY
TO
UNALASKA
COMING
HOME
SOON
Dormitory
at
Cathollo
Mission
In
LLWISTOX,
Idaho.
Oct.
5.
Six
children
lo-t
their
live
Sal-unlay
night
in
a
Tiro
thai
swept
the
boys'
dormitory
of
tlnj
Catholic
mission
on
the
Indian
'reservations
JnibL
.
here
Thirty-one-
boys.
weu?i"iu
the
building
but
the
heroic
work
of
the
sisters
saved
io.
It
is
believed
the
fire
was
ansed
by
the
explosion
of
a
lamp.
TWO
LEADERS
WAVE
GREETING
Mackenzie
King
and
Meighen
Pass
In
Trains
and
Exchange
Salutations
HLl'F.
IttVKIl,
H.C..
Ocl.
5.
--For
a
flectinj;
moment
Premier
Mackenzie
King
and
Mr.
Meighen
on
Sunday
buried
the
hatchet
in
the
wilds
of
Yeliowhead
Pass.
As
King's
train
stopped
near
Hell
itoaring
Falls,
thpalh
of
the
twio
leaders
crossed.
King
I
was
on
his
way
from
Vancouver
to
Fdmonton
and
Meighen
en
route
from
hdmonton
to
Kam-loops.
They
waved
greetings
and
went
their
ways.
Meighen's
train
did
not
trop.
MADE
VOYAGE
OF
CONTINENT
Special
to
Daily
News
'
NKYV
YOIIK,
Oct.
5.
John
K.
Iloag
aud
Friiitk
Wilson,
who
left
Astoria.
Oregon,
on
May
20
in
a
speeially
dtsigned
motor-boat,
eoiujdeiexr
tins
transeon-tineutal
voyeffe
of
5,080
miles
i
yesterday.
Durnig
the
journey
tliey
.-rossi'd
the
llocky
Mount-.ins,
fifteen
states
and
two
Canadian
provinces.
From
Astoria.
Hie
voyagetir
reached
Chelilo
Falls.
W
'ushingtdn.
the
boat
be-
.
t.
Mr.
and
Mrs.linir
iransnored
llience
to
Tho
l.'O
FigMti
Avenue
Dalles
The
journey
was
made
under
fie
hoa!'.
own
power.
.
I
-
-
-
-
PUBLIC
MEETING
G.
W.
NICKERSON
Progressive
Candidate,
ill
Address
A
Meeting
in
Empress
Theatre,
,
Tuesday,
Oct.
6
at
8
p.m.
Local
J.siies
Will
lie
Dfnll
With
Without
(Uovrs.
Opposition
Uatididales
Invited.