15
25
TAXI
and
Boston
Grill
Ambulance
I.,-.
...
Large
Ipstair
Dining
Hall,
Service
with
newly
laid
dancing
Anywhere
at
Anytime.
Mat
floor
for
hire.
Stand
Royal
Hotel,
3rd
Ava.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN,
and
6th
St.
PRINCE
RUPERT
The
latest
and
best
for
the
MATT
VIOECK,
Prop.
least.
Phone
467.
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and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
r
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HSIlAY.
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FIVK
CENTS.
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OF
$93,000
STOLEN
BY
BANDITS
IN
BUFFALO
WHEN
DRIVER
KILLED
imng
institute
Recommends
P.G.E.
Be
Extended
to
Prince
George
but
Other
Work
Dropped
II
i
If
il
1
ouia
postpone
norm
euior
ro
isncrort
Peace
River
AXCOl
YF.IL
Orl.
21).
I
j
prune
(ieurgc
ami
'
:
tumnmlc
Hie
"demoralizing''
uncertainty
in
regard
to
t
i-itoirnl
line
are
oiil.laiiding
recommendations
in
a
re-It
liv
a
group
il
expert
ill
Hie
inl(iiu
e
of
the
Canadian
:c
t
Mining
mid
Metallurgy
which
the
ll.tl
division
ha
r
o
Hon.
I'r.
Sutherland,
inini-ler
of
railways,
i
il
'-.rr
ieroiiiiiieinl.ilion
include
n
suggestion
thai
the
build-
0
REPRIEVE
FOR
SOWASH
nliUr
or
Justice
Refuses
oui
Suggests
Application
to
B.C.
Judge
Ml,
"el.
3l
The
jtinre
refUMNl
an
n
for
a
rirtee
fn--u.
under
sentence
to
oer
I.
fur
rticita-lierjl
ii.
murder.
IhiI
,
lnl
should
!
made
.
Columbia
judge,
ar-
rreeie
here
toll"
a'ili'-a'
'""
v
dl
le
I
.
li''
W''k.
il
I
nnnir
nrtw-
r
r
-
n
UUUU
lUllllUV
ARE
WITHDRAWN
ra
uul
si
Duinana
uneaa
Time
Set
by
League
of
Ns-
tlons
lltlNI.
Uulxuna.
Oct.
29.
")(.;
evacuated
lhil-tei
i
itory
early
today,
i
'.us
before
the
I
line
limit
.
t
lie
l.cauuc
oT
"Nation
llttiKunaii
force
reoc-iif
evarunled
territory.
IBERIAN
WHALE
OIL
SECURED
BY
FLEET
Norwelolan
Steamer
and
Four
Whalers
Arrive
at
Seattle
After
Hunt
SlATTI.I'..
Oct.
21).
The
Nor-
an
teamcr
komtuandoren.
'
uipanu'd
Jiy
four
steam
w
,.:
ile
Dm
first
fleet
to
hunt
r'
wiiale
ilT
the
Siherinn
cobkI
i
Kcvernl
yearn,
arrnetl
nere
1
iuy
wiiii
10.000
barrel
of
w
a
e
oil
WORKERS.
Workiniimen
ipiallfying
in
householder
or
license
holder
nre
reminded
Ihey
must
reuisler
al
the
City
(crk
office
before
t?al-uiKlit
in
order
lu
gel
on
'lie
Municipal
Volcr'
Lil.
The
Cily
Clerk'
office
will
He
open
Halm-day
un-'d
u
pan.
und
ru'ry
even-mit
.A.
until
0
o'clock
for
the
purpose
of
receiving
regis!
rut
ion.
Ileglsler
now
and
prnlecl
your
injiul
ctpal
friiiichlse.
.
P
I
Vancouver
w
aquamisn;
ana
exrension
10
for
present
Kxteusiou
or
Hie
Pacific
(ireat
J
the
formulation
of
a
definite
iiijj
i
I
he
line
from
.North
an-'"ivrr
l
SiiuamUli
he
indefin-i
llely
polHned
aii'l
the
proposal
in
rminlriirt
a
rut
-off
from
Clin-jlon
lu
A"bcfofl
he
dropped.
iiiMin
sotrjrrsUon
i
that
the
,iniii.
Hat
Orel
sHir
line
he
.iot
built
until
the
coal
measure
!
are
developed
aud
proved.
Hie
extension
of
ilie
line
t
"he
Pem-r
liner
country
it
l
riiMie(t
should
he
hft
fur
UirJ
I
ii
I
ore.
VESSELS
LOADING
LUMBER
AT
VICTORIA
Pick
up
About
December
Owing
to
Permanent
Policy
VKM'OltlA.
Oel.
2V.
Sleame-heaf
mount
in
here
loading
?S(l.-OOO
feet
of
lumber
fr
New
York.
The
simmer
llerwtndriMKir
i
at
Oa.len
Point
lork
lomlin?
ue.ii
ly
l.oon.000
feel
of
lumber
for
New
York
ami
Itnslon,
while
the
l.l.r
IMnrooinnl
i
iloeklNl
III
Mie
r.Mnadian
I'Uiret
Sound
mill-ofjloailina
iSO.OOO
feet
of
lunilter
und
.'oo.ooo
laths.
All
told,
the
lumber
export
for
this
motiMi
will
rearli
the
a.uou.-
000
mark,
while
the
first
ship
ment
of
limber
to
Japan
in
moulds
will
aJo
I
loaded
here
durin?
tin
week.
I
he
perman
ent
eonlruelion
program
ifors
into
effeet
In
Japan
on
January
I
and
I'arlfic
Coast
luuibfriueii
iiutiripale
a
reviMil
on
I
lie
Japanese
lumber
market.
Tin
kai.im
Mam
will
lake
out
Hie
first
shinmenl
of
lumber
fron
Virinn.i
in
rercnl
inonlhs.
Shr
will
load
500.000
feel
of
Japan
eye
Miuarert.
The
Atlantic
seaboard
is
si
ill
liiinher
as
also
is
California,
hut
Hie
l
ulled
Km
lit
tn
ami
Auslralian
markets
hae
fallen
olf.
The
only
bright
I
on
the
horizon
i
Hie
Jap-
uiiii
miii'Lel.
liii-h
is
exiieeled
lo
pick
up
about
December.
VANCOUVER
EXCHANGE
Ili.l.
Anked.
Wheal
I.UK
ll.C.
Siler
.
f.tl
Dunwell
1.17
1.55
Ilarellon
on
V
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&
I
.12'.
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Premier
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.27
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bound
.
2U.30
:
JU.50
C.
P.
II
I
111.00
(HadHloiiQ
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Daly
Alaska
.20
llufu
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Lucky
Jim
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y(JJJ
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I(J(Jj
TOTALLED
606
Feature
of
Polling
This
Morning
Was
Large
Number
of
Women
Who
Recorded
Preferences
The
iiirlemeul
weather
prevail
in?
tmlay
may
perjiaps
be
held
ttcrouiitable
lor
the
fuel
that
up
to
J'.'.
.10
noon
only
COO
vule
had
ben
rat
here
in
the
federal
election
as
emiared
with
715
wtes
al
a
similar
hour
of
the
day
ill
the
ll;l
election.
Efforts
are
twins
made,
however,
,
the
vnriou
committees
to
pel
Uie
tutrr
to
the
ami
it
Is
Hiible
that,
by
sit
o'clock
this
eenluu.
when
Hie
ballot
int
wllH
I.A
Al.
.
A.1
'
II...
,.l
ItlltllltMf
llf
vtew
nla'
"
compart"
'
faorabfr"
with
the
toll
al
the
H'Jl
eler-(lon
wUtdi
was
2,100,
There
are
S.H7I
iualtfied
oter.
in
the
city
this
election.
A
feature
of
the
polling
this
luorniiiu
w'hs
the
ar?e
uumJe
r
if
ladies
who
appeared
lu
record
their
preference.
Ilcturninn
Of-
tV-er
II.
Mori
liner
eslimatiil
that
n'
In
I
-'
10
al
Icn.t
-'DO
Ai'iiicii
had
tofeil,
JOE
MARTIN
RECAPTURED
Provincial
Police
at
Powell
River
Rearrest
''Prisoner
Who
Escaped
Last
Saturday
Night
Word
was
received
by
the
provincial
police
here
this
afternoon
that
Joe
Martin,
who
escaped
from
the
custody
of
Constable
Smith
of
Anyox
on
the
steamer
Prince
Rupert
last
Saturday
night,
had
been
recaptured
by
the
provincial
police
at
Powell
River.
He
will
be
taken
on
to
the
penitentiary
to
serve
the
four
years
for
theft
to
which
he
was
sentenced
here
by
Judge
Young.
It
Is
possible
that
an
additional
charge
of
escaping
from
lawful
custody
may
be
preferred
against
him
In
the
south.
MORE
RELIGION
AND
LESS
LAWLESSNESS
NEED
OF
THE
STATES
WASHINGTON.
DC.
Oct.
29
-"-President
CoolnUr
told
the
an
nual
council
of
Cowrrcpatiouai
churches
thai
more
law
ohser
viinrc
and
more
religion
are
needed
in
IhU
country.
"Lawlessness
Is
loo
prruilenl
iild
lack
of
respect
for
govern
ment'.'.'onvenlion
by
riilljrhlened
society
loii
iipparenl."
sjiid
the
President.
"If
there
nre
any
ucn
prni
fu'tltires
in
the
enforcement
nf
'ihV'law
il
1
because
there
hate
been
general
failures
lu
the
dis
position
lo
observe
lb'1
law.
1
can
conceive
of
no
attenuate
remedy
for
Hi?
evil
which
beset
society
except
Ihrouuh
the
influence
of
rclljjfgti.t'
Adverltfe
In
the
Dally
News
CONSERVATIVE
CAVALCADE
ON
WAY
TO
-
:
-i-J
If
Mcigheu
il
oes
not
ma
e
Huge
Vote
is
Expected
to
be
Polled
Today
in
All
Parts
OTTAWA.
O'l.
20.
All
Ihal
there
will
be
u
heavy
pull
four
million
people
will
exercise
ada.
Moth
Premier
.Mackenzie
will
receive
the
returns
al
Ollawu.
The
Premier
wound
up
his
il
iod.iv
he
might
asAvell
bury
and
give
place
to
another
leader
of
Dominion
reports
this
niunmig
indicate
today.
Hie
possibility
being
that
Ihe
fniuche
throughout
Can
King
und
lluii.
Arthur
Mcigheu
campaign
last
night,
devoting
MURDER
CASE
in
nminmnn
much
of
his
lime
to
stulemeuts
1
Meigheu
on
the
HriliMi
preference.
The
Premier
spoke
yesterday
til
Schoinherg.
Aurora,
Newmarket,
and
Holland
Land
ing:,
concluding!
shortly
U'fore
miilni
lit
in
a
final
speech
ue-liu-rcd
al
Ottawa.
Mr.
Meiahen
expressed
confi
dence
in
Ihe
result
of
the
balbd-
iiK.
ileclariiit
Ihat
after
four
years
Canadians
should
put
an.
end
lo
"Tariff
hargaininjr
and'
lariff
lojr
rolling."
VYWnrvcn
Oat.
so
;
Ceo-
eially
weather
coudit
i
o
n
s
throuuhoul
Ihe
province
are
xorahlo
for
the
larse.'vile
today
all
hough
a
lijthl
snow
in
the
interior
has
caused
difficult
road,
condilions
which
may
inlerferc
somewhat.
Much
early
interest
is
shown
al
cily
polls.
It.
I..
Maillaiul,
who
has
been
ainpaigniug
in
Hie
district
in
the
Conservative
cause,
will
re
turn
Winrouvcr
on
Ihe
Prince
lUiper!
louioirtiw
juoininir.
Mr.
Mailland,
who
is
u
past
presidenl
of
the
ancouer
oyro
(;iul.
was
I
iruesl
at
the
llolary
Club
luncheon
here
Ihis
afternoon.
IN
KrlVlilIlllrlli,0,1,:l11
urier
tlK
UdM
uro
1U
11L4U1IA1
&l
wuis
v
VANCOlYl.lt,
Oct.
29.
Charged
with
murder
of
a
fellow
seanion
Kvaifoskoir
of
the
imgiuer
uroiiou
nan,
n.
ncr
appcareu
in
coun
yesier
day
und
was
remanded
until
Fri
day
fur
hi"
preliminary
hearing.
II
is
believed
thai
a
dispute
over
Hie
proper
method.
of
oper-iitrnj!
the
which
led
to
I
lie
killinjr.
HvadoskolT
was
stabbed
in
Ihe
chest
while
in
his
bunk
and
Herenlzeu
is
said
lo
have
confessed
Ihat
he
killed
him.
A
charjre
brought
by
the
pro
vincial
police
iiuainsl
William
(ioldbloom
of
buying
furs
out
of
season
was
dismissed
by
Slipen
diary
.Magistrate
II.
1.
Mel.
cod
in
the
city
police
court
yesterday
afternoon.
Bank
Bandits
Get
Away
With
Large
Sums
When
They
Killed
Car
Driver
and
Wounded
Two
IIUrTALO.
Oel.
2D.---llaudits
today
killed
Charles
Clifford,
driver
for
Ihe
Hank
of
Iluffalo
nulomoliilc
ami
wounded
two
other
bank
men,
one
seriously.
The
bandits
secured
ti;l,000
but
overlooked
another
sum
of
$2
1,000
wJiich
was
curried
In
the
ear.
,
v
4
,
.
'...''
TI10
itiotiey
w-iis
being
Iraiiferred
from
iimilliei
bank
in
Ihu
duwnlown
section.
OTTAWA
himself
at
I'orlage
La
Prairie
ALL
PARTIES
SURE
OF
WIN:
Results
of
Voting
In
Federal
Election
Today
Will
be
Known
this
Evening
Willi
the
coinmitlee
rooms,
of
all
three
candidates
claiming
that
today's
vol
in
v
in
the
federal
election
eonlest
will
show
.substantial
majorities
in
their
favor,
Hie
backers
of
Stork.
Itushhy
und
Nickerson
are
still
displaying
the
slid
upper
lit
as
Ihey
have
consistently
done
since
Ihe
cam
paign
ooeiied.
IL
Is
a
case
of
"neuvr
say
die
till
you're
dead'
with
all
,
Uircc.
there
is
one
ihinjt
certain,
however,
that
Ihe
calculations
of
two
organizal
yms
P""?
disprove:!
counted
anil,
if
the
rare
prove
close,
the
whole
three
of
them
will
be
disappointed
for
extra
vagant
estimates
of
majorities
are
heiii
made.
One
factor
that
lends
support
to
the
predictions
of
a
Liberal
victory
in
Ihe
fact
Ihat.
in
lctliii;
circles.
Slork
is
still
a
bijr
favorite.
Despite
thai
farl,
it
is
understood
that
some
large
wncrrs
hae
been
laid
with
odds
in
favor
of
Hie
Liberlas
All
three
candidates,
wearu'd
after
nearly
a
month
of
stiff
and
constant
campaigning
but
cheer
ful
and
confident,
presented
themselves
early
this
morning
id
Ihelr
respeclixt'
committee
moms
making
frequent
calls
during
the
day
al
Hie
polling
stations
to
ob
serve
how
Iliimts
were
going.
With
Hie
polls
elosiujr
at
o'clock
this
eM'iiinjr,
by
seen
o'
Clock
the
result
in
Prince
llupert
will
probably
be
known,
lly
Hint
lime
returns
from
outside
point
in
this
district
will
nlo
be
com
intr
in
and.
unless
the
vole
proves
very
close,
the
result
in
Skeeun
!iould
be
pretty
well
a-
eerlai.'ieil
by
niuevor
ten
o
clock
A
prelly
fair
indication
of
how
Ihinjis
haM'
oiie
(11
(iuuula
u
u
'whole
vviO
also
probably
be
known
this
evening.
Various
bulletin
services
havis
been
en
Rased
ami
ample
arrnnjrement
have
been
limde
to
keep
the
pub
lie
posted
op
Hie
return.
dvri
in
the
Dlly
News.
t
PAINLEVE
IS
FRENCH
LEADER
Becomes
"
Premier
and
Succeeds
In
Forming
Cabinet
Satisfactory
to
all
PAHIS,
Oct.
f'J.
Paul
Pain-lee
is
a,xain
Prime
Minister
of
1-ranee.
He
was
called
upon,
following
the
resignation
of
ttriand,
and
has
succeeded
in
Uirminjr
a
cabinet
which
seems
sal.sfaclory
to
everyone
and
will
he
presented
lo
President
Doum-
erpue.
in
it
l'ainiee
lanes
i
lie
portfolio
-of
minister
of
finance
and
Hriaml
remains
al
the
post
of
forriirn
minister
which
he
held
alone:
with
that-
of
Premier.
M.
Puinleve
is
02
years
of
ap
Ile
was
prune
Minister
le-
fore
from.
September
ii
lo
No
vember
t.1.
11)17.
He
was
min
ister
of
instruction
in
a
former
Itriand
administration,
bein
a
professor
of
eien."e
and
a
member
r
the
academy
of
sciences.
LIQUOR
STOLEN
BY
HI
JACKERS
Fourteen
Barrels
Worth
$10,000
was
Private
Lasky
Stock
XKW
YOHK,
Oct.
29.
-Four-Iren
barrels
-of
liquor.
Hie
entire
private
stock
which
has
heen
uardrd
siure
pre-pndiibilion
lays,
was
stolen
by
Iii-jacker4
from
Jesse
L.
Lasky,
vice-president
of
the
Famous
Players
Lasky
Corporal
ion.
The
liquor
-,
is
value.l
at
Sio.ooo
pre-war'!
prices.
"
FOSSILIZED
MAN
IS
;
FOUND
IN
LONDON
:
Deep
Excavation
'n
Leadenhall
Street
Results
In
Discovery
'.
Which
Interests
Arc-haeo'oglsts
LONDON.
Oct.
29.
Part
of
a
fossilized
human
skull
discovered
in
a
deep
excavation
in
Leadenhall
Street.
London,
may
in
lh
opinion
of
archaeologists,
rank
in
Importance
with
the
Neanderthal
and
Pildowu
cranial
shells.
II
wa
found
at
a
depth
of
20
feet,
and,
aeeonling
lo
Professor
Klliott
Smith,
probably
belonged
lo
a
woman
of
about
fifty
years
nf
age.
The
right
side
of
Ihe
iln
cavil
y.
whieli
is
very
small.
Is
much
less
developed
than
the
left
side,
imlicalinjr
that
Hi?
woman
was
tefl
'
handed.
II
I
much
"nearer
the
Neandenlh.il
kull
than
Ihat
of
the
present
hl.iy
human
being,
mid
Prof.
Smith
says
that
if
il
i
not
nf
the
Neanderthal
period,
it
certainly
of
a
much
"more
primitive
type
Iban
Hie
Palaeolithic.
Another
anthropologist
say.
the
skull,
whiqh
is
much
flattened,
seems
tii
show-
that
IhU
ancient
Loiobtuer
lived
111
the'
upper
Palaeolithic
period.
ONE
FISH
BOAT
BRINGS
THREE
SMfliL
CATCHES
(lie
Pair
of
Jacks
hroujrht
lu
tt
small
catch
of
her
own
ami
also
the
catches
of
the
Kuieu
and
the
C.
Lipsetl.
having
15.00')
pounds
iu
all.
The
sale
today
were:
American
Leviathan.
2.0,000,
ut
lle
and
Re
to
Cold
Storage...
Canadian
Pali
of
Jack.
18,100,
al
IHo
and
He
V
AHIn
Fisheries.
Ingietl
IL.
1.300;
at
17.50c
and
8e
to
Cold
Storage.