F
-'
Hi"k.
nominated
Utr
third
I
me
In
.nitc-tr
riding
on
Mackenzie
King
li
ke'
I
!
iir
i
i
msourg
wins
worm
Series;
Score
of
Last
Game
Today
9
to
7
I
ITTsni
lWi.
Url.
I.V
The
PilMmrg
lir'e-
look
Ihe
'uinpionslnp
of
Ihe
world
today
from
(he
'aliiiiglon
batting
Walter
Johnson.
Ihe
veteran
Imrler,
all
ind
Mining
Hie
Ihinl
sfiaighl
victory
over
Ihe
Sen-ure
of
it
In
7
in
a
ftinon
Imtlle
fought
in
drizzling
"i
,i
soggy
field.
T
I'inile
iicffl
four
ilriei.
Aldridge
w
wild
mid
our
nin
in
the
firot
He
v;i
relieved
liy
Morrison
w
ir
ed
lo
Hie
diovver
in
Ihe
fifth.
Kremer
look
tipi
ml
held
alinigtoii
sale
eat
I
it
lie
vva
relieved
in
the
CULTURE
IS
MEANINGLESS
Dean
Co'eman
Tells
Trustees
In
Convention
It
Must
be
Related
to
L'fe
Vli
.)MIA,
()el.
Ift.
"Culliir.
ua
no
bearing,
on
life
I
ai
i
ificial.
meanlnglesi"
as
ii
I
lie
bank
of
a
man's
1
ui
or
Ihe
nose
ring
nf
11
....
'
..l.l
!...
,
.1-
,
till
PlDHIll',
tlll
ri-ll
"
'leinan
of
Ihe
University
ll
ih
Columbia,
who
ad-:
,:
d
I
lie
opening
seion
of,
It.'
Sellout
Trtl'tees
iinititul
j
V
1
on
here
yeslenlay.
I
aw
address
President
(iconic:
asi'
outlined
the
nehleve-of
ihe
nosoeialiou
since
it'
rounded
In
IU03.
,
d
Ilr.
McLean
told
Ihe
de-jt
s
of
the
all
nude
of
his
de-f
i:ien
ami
Hie
various
leeoin-laHon
made
al
last
year's
ion.
DEAD
HAND
ON
ENGINE
VALVE
Train
Ran
For
Fifteen
Miles
With
Oold
Hand
dripping
Throttle
SYUACl
SK,
Oct.
15.
Willi
a
1,1
ail
man's
hand
gripping
the
"lunlUe
of
the
western
express
New
York
Ocnlriil
sleeper
train
Ijou
in
1
lo
'.hleago
aped
westward
a
distance
of
nearly
fifteen
'dies
this
morning
before
the
fireman,
discovered
Unit
William
Vim
(lergen,
enigliieej1,
was
dead
wllh
his
head
crushed
as
Ihe
Hyer
enmn
fnlo
the
yards
here.
Vim
llergen
Is
believed
lo
have
Lean,
druck
by
u
bridge
ylrder.
eighth
by
(Hdlium.
Washington
.
Pillsliiir
.
.
.
It.
ii.
7
15
First
Inning
WASHINGTON
Hice
got
a
siiiKle
over
second.
Stan
Harris
filed
out
lo
Hamharl.
tioliu
up.
Hire
went
tu
second
on
a
wild
pitch.
(iolin
vvajked.
J,c
"Mr-rls
up.
On
anoiher
wild
pilch
Hie
v.nl
to
third,
tioslin
to
Mtcond
and
Harris
walked
filling
Ihe
bases.
Judge
walked,
Hice
......
rimr
(iixlln
scored
on
llluege
k
sharp
single
lo
left.
M.irrl.nn
iinw
tdtchinn'.
Perk!
Iiil
lo
Wrtaht
who.
threw
lo
MiMre
and
there
was
a
dispute!
because
or
the
Interference
with
Peek
by
Sipilh.
This
allowed)
Joe
Harris
to
score
and
all
basej
runners
were
declared
safe.
!
ilh
Huel
up
Judge
scored:
when
Moore
juggled
Huel's!
grounder.
Hases
still
filled.'
Johnson
struck
mil.,.
Peck
gels
Uo
time
a
J
bat
ami
got
hi
basej
by
Interference
by
catcher.
Hice.
til...
I
mil
In
llainhait.
Four'
runs,
two
hils.
one
error.
niiLinirir
Mooie
bunted
but
K.
o
I
.IllllllHIIII
I
brew
him
out.
Carey)
got
a
long
hit
Into
right
for
two
base-..
Cuyler
and
Hamharl
fanned
three
pitched
balls.
No
runs,
one
hit,
no
errors.
Second
Inning
Wash!ugton--i'uyler
tol
Slan,
Harris
on
a
lohig
fly
I"
rront
or
the
griilid
slands.
doslln
Hied
mil
lo
Carey.
YrlKtit
Hnevv
Joe
Harris
.ml
al
first.
Morrliu
us-,
lug
a
wide
curve
all
Ihe
way.
No
I
runs,
no
hits,
no
errors'.
Pittsburg
Johnson
'
Traynor
out
al
Hrst.
Wright
singled
Into
centre.
Starting
rain
again.
.Mclnnls
hit
to
centre
for
one
base.
Smith
lilt
Into
double
play,
Stan
Harris
touching
'Melunla,
Hien
llnowiug
out
Smith
at
Hrst.
OS'o
runs,
two
hits,
no
errors,.
(continued
on
pa
ye
six)
Fred
Stork
and
George
Q.
Bushby
Enter
Lists
for
Approach-In
Federal
Election
i
t
ii
i........
nut
ii
ii
HIGH
PRICE
OF
CANADIAN
FISH
TODAY
Another
local
halibut
prloe
record
was
set
up
this
morning
at
the
Fish
Exchange
when
the
Canadian
boat
Fanny
F.
received
for
her
catch
of
3,500
pounds,
25c
and
9c,
the
highest
price
for
Canadian
fish
ever
paid
In
Prince
Rupert.
The
Atlln
Fisheries
Ms
the
purchaser.
This
was
the
only
Canadian
catch
offered.
American
sales
were
as
follows:
Alaska,
38,000
pounds,
at
1S.So
and
8c,
and
Flattery,
5.C00
pounds,
at
18.7c
and
8c,
to
the
Canadian
Fish
A
Cold
Storage
Co.
Thor,
16,000
pounds,
and
Lltuya,
17,000
pounds,
at
18.5c
and
8c,
to
the
Booth
Fisheries
Canadian
Co.
KILLED
WIFE
BUTCHER
KNIFE
Young
New
York
Man
Stabbed
Himself
While
Police
Waited
Outside
J
Fit
SHY
CITY,
Oct.
I.V
Craied,.
he
said,
because
his
wife
Margaret
refused
o
give
up
gay
company
and
I
rips
lo
madhouses
wiih
oilier
men,
(ieorge
Winters,
22
years
of
age.
a
post
of
fices
clerk
of
New
York,
yesterday
hacked
her
lo
death
wiih
a
butcher
knife
in
Ihelr
apartment
here.
While
Ihe
police
which
were
summoned
by
neighbors
walled'
outside
for
him
lo
finish
dressing,
Winters
slabbed
him
self,
with
Ihe
same
.knife
and
Hie
ili
'opened
the
door
for
the
uffivors.
jiii.
..
.
i
i...
.::
f
1
Ulllllf
IIH1
S
illll
I'llllllrllllln
IIIV'
facl
I
hid
Prince
HiiimtI
and
Skecnt
dislricl
had
everything
to
gain
in
Ihe
return
to
power
of
Ihe
Liberal
party
pledged
lo
tlu
development
of
,
this
port
and
dislricl,
Hon.
A.
M.
Malison.
K.C..
allorney
'
general,
delivered
an
clouurul
and
stirring
campaign'
address
la
!l
nielli
before
a
num-
cr0v-dfd
audience
.in
the
Wesl-l
"
linlinH
I
lien
Ire
VliiIi
inishl
Olasy,
Mr.
V.
T.
Kergin,
S.
11
Mav,.
,een
ex,ed
in
the
heal
of
I'arkpr,
Janie
.Neville,
I).
Thorn-
,.wioii
campaign
there
were
mm.
II.
J.
Uradhury,
W.
J.
a
fpw
micrjeclion
by
pers-oni
dreer.
John
A.
LimNay,
P.
al
,,.
r,.Hr
of
jie
ii.;in.f
r,j
.MO-Moruie,
ii.
r.
reii,
u.
t.
Manson
had
h
ready
answer
for
Fraer.
(iillU
Itoyer.
John
lyb-
tiem
a)j
afJ
every
cae,
the
havn,
(J.
1J.
Caey
and
V.
O.
at,rney
general.
Mirouifh
liN
Fullou.
(handling
of
Ihe
situation,
won
iimeiai
a?eni
James
mc-
).
tremendous,,
tremendous,
aoolau.e
applaii'e
of
Ui
.Null).
(Seorge
tionlon
lluhby,
maiia-
ger,
nuuuuaUiM:
M.
Xewlon.
J.
II.
Tail,
C.
II.
Urine.
I.
(1
stuarl.
Mi
I'..
M.
Iktrle,
J.
It.
Hioiiuivn.
I
O.
Jje,warL-AV.
J.
McCuIcImhiii.
John
.MeKechnie,
II.
Ihearerw.
,
.
Keet'.nq
Was
Liberal
While
there
were
doubtle
1.
iiirril.
ncvi
..ill,
...
,
.
.
ii-.-
i..-i.
ii'iiii
m.
...-...-
I
Hial
Fri!
Mork
i
lo
No
rp!urin''
Kiim.
l.Mj.fim
Ik
TiIh
I
t
futiii
::::.
v..
:
ri"iajriiy
subs.antiaii,
utii
ii,
.'iumii'i
i
liiiiurkisiuii'
j
.
Thomas
Mck'eiuie,
J.
W.
Scot
I,
f..
V.
IMIt.
Joe
Howe.
W.
JI.
Iive,
II.
It.
Love,
Fred
.Miller
and
0
II.
l.laike
Official
aj:eil
V.
I"..
Fisher.
f
25
TAXI
Ambulance
nnd
Boston
Grill
Service
Large
tpslair
Dining
Hall,
with
newly
laid
dancing
at
Anywhere
Anytime.
floor
for
hire.
Stand
Royal
Hotel,
3rd
Ave.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN,
and
6th
8t.
PRINCE
RUPERT
The
latest
and
best
for
the
MATT
VIDECK,
Prop.
least.
Phone
457.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
VOL,
XV.,
NO.
210.
PHINCK
IU.
l'KUT,
H.C.,
TIlCltSUAY.
OLTOHKIl
13r
102.",
VMlwdiy't
Circulation
1.7BI.
Slrt
StlM
B07
PBICE
FIVE
CENT8.
LIBERAL
Hon.
A.
M.
Manson
Throws
Light
on
Conduct
of
Canadian
Affairs;
Presents
Incpntrovertible
Facts
NOMINATION
PAPERS
FILED
Huge
audience
in
Westholme
Theatre
responds
well
to
oratory
of
Attorney
General
spite
of
adverse
conditions
Inning
Jiuriie
point
Uter
point
lo
show
where
the
.Mackenzie
King
gin
eminent
despite
the
difficulties
it
had
labored
under
(lining
he
p.t-f
four
years
Iiuil
a-compished
union
for
"
'
ili.-
l.i.iK.f.l
..I
Hiu
1
1.
tilt
hi
..r
c...
..I..
,.l,..t..
..,1,1
ii...
ieai
V
.
.,
...
1'Ulllllll.JII
!
IMIIIUUU
11
U
ll'KC
IIIIU
lilt,
"9lr
.Nommuliun
i
I
papers-
fur
Alfred
,
particular,
.dcaimg
in
a
forceful
and
convincing
manner
with
Slork,
Literal
candidate
in
the
llu.
.lle,
of
,ie
,liiv
ldl
,
,e
,arjrft
,e
ralwa)
if,xillinj
for
iinmiii.g
rcdcral
election,;
general
udiniiiislrntion,
decrying
the
Line
ruin
argument'
and
(.corgi-
I.
I
ushby,
Ums.-r-
ow
,,eing
l(Jvncc-d
bv
the
Conservatives
who
themselves
w
valive.
were
filed
with
Itelurning
-
fl
!..,!
..reitielml
iii,i
ii...
fniiou-m
r,v
.....i,i
..i.!
"inn
I
I..
II.
.'II7IIIIIHT
(1119
morning.
Nominations
closed
al
2
o'clock
this
afternoon
with
three
candidate
in
lhe.
field,
the
third
l.eina
Serge
W.
Nickerson,
progressive,
whose
papers
were
filed
on
Saturday.
The
nomination
papers
of
the
Liberal
and
Conservative
candidate
were
a
follow:
Alfred
Slork,
merchant,
tnntor:
James
McNulty.
CAMPAIGN
GOING
ON
Hon.
A.
M.
Manson
Touring
In
terior
and
Mrs.
Smith,
Nor-
j
thern
Mining
Camps
'
Canyiny
Ihe
federal
eleclio
eampaigii
of
Fred
Sloik,
Liberal
candidate,
into
the
interior
dis
trict.
Hon.
A.
M.
MaiiKou,
atlor-
jney
t'ciieral,
left
on
this
morn
iiig
x
I
rain
for
Terrace
where
ha
will
addre-.
a
meeting
tonight.
From
Terrace
be
will
go
to
Haz-ellmi.
Smilhcrs
and
Hums
l.akn
lo
addre
meeting!.
Kred
Stork
is
arrotiiitanying
him
on
the
(rip.
Mrs.
Mary
Kllen
Smilhv
went
few
political
opponent
on
hand.
Mhrousli
on
Ihe
Prince
lluperl
to
Ihe
meeting
,.wa
clearly
syni-JAnyox,
Alice
Arjn,
prejuier.
pd
palhelie
to
the
l.fleral
eaue
aiMfStexv'HfT
in
address
meetings.
She
Indicative
of
Hie
general
feeln's
.will
be
met
af
Anyox
by
H.
F.
PROGRESSIVE
NOMINEE
KHpW-
'
vBk
M.I.
A.,
who
will
accom-
to
the
House
uf
Commons
wiih
i
pany
her
on
the
Iriii.
.Mrs.
Smith
ini-reased
will
relurn
to
Vancouver
on
the
jovrr
Inat
which
lie
received
micariieiia
iiexi
luejtuay.
George
W.
Nickerson,
who
was
adopted
by
Hubert
Forke
as
a
Progressive
recently,
was
nominated
today
to
contest
Skeena,
riding
under
thai
banner.
I
U2
1.
Owing
to
Ihe
lateness
in
arrival
or
the
steamer,
the
meeting
did
not.
get
under
way
until
'.'.30
alter
Hie
large
audience
bad
wailed
patiently
tor
an
hour
and
a
half.
F.vru
at
that
from
the
hour
ol
K
o'clock
on,
people
were
being
turned
away
there
being
uo
sealing
accomodation
for
them.
The
uieelfug
was
presided
over
by
!;.
V
Parker
aiid
other
speakers
were
Mrs.
Mary
Kllen
Smith,
M.L.A.,
of
Vancouver
and
Fred
Slork,
M.P.
In
opening
his
address,
Mr,
Malison
said
thai
it
was
a
privilege
once
again
to
speak
before
his
fellow
citizen':'
uf
Prince
llu
perl
and
a
delight
to
see
such
an
Interest
being
taken
in
the
campaign
as
the
large
audience
indicated.
The
position
of
the
elector
in
Canada
.
was
ever
becoming
a
more
difficult
one
and.
with
conflicting
''statement
on
the
public
platform
and
in
Hie
press,
be
could
not
help
but
wonder
how
the
ordinary
oler
(continued
on
page
Or
NOMINATIONS
IN
27
RIDINGS
Candidates
Officially
Named
Five
B.C.
Constituencies
Today
In
OTTAWA,
Oct.
15.
Official
nomination
tuok
place
in
27
federal
ridings
today,-three
In
Quebec,
seven
in
Ontario,
Tour
in
Manitoba,
five
in
Hritish
Co
him
in
Alberta
and
Yukon.
COMMUNIST
QUARTERS
RAIDED
BY
POLICE
I.ONOON,
Oct.
15.
The
police
last
nigbl
raided
the
headquarters
of
the
Communist
party
and
arrested
six
official,
seized
numerous
papers
ami
CONSERVATIVE
NOMINEE
'
(ieorge
Huhliy
who
is
leading
the
Meighen
forces
in
this
roiistdueney
makes
delint
in
politics
with
noniin-auon
today
Lady
Speaker
Rouses
Audience
in
Westholme
Theatre
in
Urging
Return
of
Fred
Stork
to
Ottawa
?
"The
.(Jmc"rtativca
irjiiiud
me
ol
a
Mory
I
once
heard
of
a
id
a
n
who
was
electioneering-
down
Kaif."-
said
Mary
Klleu
.Smith,
in
her
address
at
the
Westholme
Theatre
last
night.
He
uiiled
at
a
house
and
asked
the
wife
what
political
parly
her
husband
belonged
to.
-That
is
hard
to
say,"
she
replied.
To
the
Conservatives
lie
is
a
Conservative,
to
the
Liberals
he
is
a
Liberal."
'What
is
he
when
he
is
at
home?'
the
man
inquired,
'lie's
a
brute,'
was
Hie
answer.
.Mary'
Kllen
Smith
va
like
a
refreshing
breeze.
She
brought
into
the
gathering
a
spirit
of
optimism
of
faith
and
of
humor
h
ml
dealt
with
the
big
question.'
-
-
!
of
the
day
in
bis
sweeping
terms
that
carried
home
to
the
large
audience
and
elicited
a
plenteous
I
espouse.
She
pleaded
with
her!
hearers
to
remember
that
Mackenzie
King
was
Hie
first
premier
who
ever
had
a
western
policy'
and
she
asked
support
for
him
through
Ihe
election
of
Fred
Stork,
the
local
Liberal
candidate.
Chance
to
Carry
on
Mrs.
SiuiHi
said
she
had
been
through
a
number
of
the
constituencies
speaking
in
the
interests
of
the
Mackenzie
King
"gov
ernment.
The
government
that
bail
aroused
Canada
as
no
gov
eminent
ever
did
before.
was
much
interested
in
seeing
the
relurn
f
the
Mackenzie
King
AGE
LIMIT
IN
HIGHSCHOOLS
Proposal
Is
Made
at
Convention
of
School
Trustees
In
VICTOIUA,
Oct.
15.
High
Schools
must
not
become
old
men's
homes
the
convention
uf
school
trustees
hero
decided
I
this
afternoon.
Ihe
provincial
last
man
and
the
last
dollar
ami
whereby
all
persons
21
years
and
now
they
had
to
pay
the
bill.
Who!
over
and
not
already
assessed
wen.
'mafcii.ir
Ih
e
irrentest
liowli
pay
at
leasl
a
minimum
tax
for
about
this?
Whu
were
the
blue
educational
purposes
ruin
artists
who'
put
us
all
on!
Hon
lo
the
poll
tax.
the
blink?"
i.
voice:
"Horden"
"Them's
my
sentiments,"
eon-
I
MATPIir'r)
f)A
If
"rrL?r-.mi-
,l,u:!
AiNUlfltK
BUAl
Ul
U
Will
11V.
'I
u
.11.
.11'.
I
dollars
ami
now
they
do
not
like
to
pay
it.
Four
years
ago,
the
speaker
said,
t
lie
people
returned
the
i
.
.
bia.
four
in
Saskatchewan,
three
i"erai
party
lo
reslortj
what
was
possible.
In
tt2l
Mackenzie
King
headed
Ihe
largest
group
nf
i
1
H
members
in
Hie
House
.
of
i
night
('ominous.
The
second
largest
vva
the
Progressive
grciup.
and
the,
third
Hie
Conservatives.
Alber
ta,
Saskatchewan,
Manitoba,
Quebec,
New
Hruiiswick.
and
Prince
Kdwiird
Island
did
nol
re
lurn
n
sinigle
Conservative.
The
King
government
had
a
majority
of
only
one
Including
Jabor
and
(Continued
on
Page
Four)
government
will
be
called
upon
s;!,,.'
to
amend
the
School
Act
making
'eighteen
the
ae
Hum
tor
ad
mission
into
any
iiisn
scnooi
m
government.
They
had
had
a
Hie
province,
u
wiii
oe
uskc
.,
hard
row
to
hoe.
being
returned!
however,
that
the
school
board
thei'
Riven
power
io
auuoi
mu.k-ih
with
barely
a
majority
in.
House
of
Commons
and
she
wanted
to
see
them
sent
back
to
be
given
a
chance
to
carry
on
under
better
conditions.
The
speaker
referred
to
tho
condition
ol
the
country
when
they
took
charge.
Canada
during
the
determined
to
send
the
lie
war
iun
i
milini
iv
.-i
mi
iiiv.
over
IK
ir
they
see
fit.
Other
resolutions
passed
urge
Hie
department
oT
education
to
establish
maximum
prices
tor
all
school
tmoks.
that
the
grant
of
the
province
towards
agricultural
instruction
be
reinstated
and
tuat
legislation
be
enacted
In
uddii
ASHORE
IN
FOG
SI'.ATTLF.,
Oct.
15.-
The
llol-laud-Anierii
an
,freiighter
F.mdyk
went
ashore
iif
Ihe
fog
at
mid-
on
Hentiuck
Island
near
Victoria.
There
is
six
feet
of
water
in
tho
vessel's
forward
holds.
The-
Pacific
Salvage
Co.'
steamer
Salvage
Queen
has
been
sent
to
the
scene.
ft.,
W.
Nickerson
and
Fred
Slork
both
arrived
home
from
southern
eainoalgn
tours
on
the
Prince
llupert
last
nltfht.