miz
a
sra
all
t
tKtou
in
nrvent
llii
ii-
lowiimlf.
SUSPECT
FOUND
t
ON
STEAMSHIP
-
Mn
Thought
to
be
James
Burnt
on
Yokohama
Maru
Refuted
Landing
In
Japan
:
"
AT
I'l.K.
(let.
22.
A
sIowh-
'
vid
to
be
James
Hums,!
N:
'
aiino
hank
robber
slis-w
:i
escaped
from
Jail
here
"
M
r
15,
was
found
on
Ihe
'
-c
liner
Yokohama
Muru
i'
was
tbwsi
days
at
sea,
ii
ti
in
woril
received
here,
i
r
Japanese
tinnitKinli"
e
fused
to
allow
the
man,
khvc
the
name
of
Slevens,
'
iiiued
over
lo
the
Yokn-::
police.
If
I
he
same
action
akeii
by
the
Shanahai
au-'
he
will
pniliulily
I"'
'
11
'"
Gentile.
BRITISH
TANKER
MS
A.XtlHLIW.
Oct.
22.
-
Th-"i
'
sh
tanker
Auipullarla,
bound
"!
sn
Francisco
from
European
i;r
''
went
aground
al
1'olnt
sui-
la-,1
night
i,U
less
than
nil
hour
later
was
pulled
oir
Ibe
ri"
lltlil
liroceeded
slowly
till
-
dcr
her
own
power
Inward
the
women
Gale,
100
mile
distant.
Dens.
f(,g
pri'viilled
at
the
s
'
-t
the
uccidenl.
COMING
ON
SATURDAY
II...
i.r..arm
of
W'
F"d
Slork.
Ub'r
,
tiNivimiil
i
lriu.r-i
"-nil
i-
ibltr
trk
ha
lei
ii
ttiU
dUtriel
i
Ite
"i
of
apitroinnatelv
f'l
if
rj'
trnla."
ii
Ibe
l'ri
r.ifinpn'-
Hit
Federal
Election
Campaign
iIMn.
Mr.
I'altullo
Is
billed
the
defeiidiiul.
DYo
declaration
ot
war
although
village
shelled
JUM,re.
uaMer.
r"r?y
aner
6y
invaders
after
crossing
frontier
.
IAS,
Oct.
22.
War
between
lh.
country
ami
Itul-
1111111.111111.
ulllioiigh
no
declaration
ha
yet
lcn
J
It-port
received
from
Ihe
frontier
indicate
dial
Greek
Hon.
T
1-
1'allnllo.
iiUnioler!
r.
Ml.
sleamer
1'rince
lluperl,
Capl.
D.
Donald,
will
return
from
Stewart
and
Anyox
al
0.
o'clock
lomorrow
inornlng
and
sail
at
0
r.ie
Vancouver
and
way-
....hi-
Tin.
Prince
Charles
will
.all
south
at
II
o'clock
Sunday
her
return
from
Alaska
.....1i..,e
witinirlI(UI
Willi
I
He
liiuniMt
v
-
-
.
Prince
(leorsc
from
Stewart
Iwhlch
will
be
lied
up
here
Chief
Justice
Hunter
Ftofuses
Application
on
Behalf
of
Victoria
Doctor
noon
diiiued
liif
habeas
cor-
if.lt.
UttfkllJ.'ll
lull
l.f
III
fllkL'
kf
l
','l
I.-..
I
Ul
IIUL
.
IF
I
hi
cily
who
n
under
iient.fi.
re
f
four
years
imprisonment
for
manslaughter.
The
charge
arose
from
he
death
of
I
wo
tn-n
allegedly
run
e
ulmid)
crossed
ititu
Bulgarian
lerrilory
ami
unlessdown
by
Iloak
automobile
het-e
i
bark
duwn
immediately
mid
makes
amends,
for
Ihejlasl
year.
g
Greek
citizen
in
recent
border
troubles,
there
will
be'
...
.iiimwii-iei).
!
nnm
NATIVF
u
fillARTFRS
Hi!-IV
0.1.
22.
A
HulFHriaii
lejegrsph
agency
declared.
.
!
.
artillery
had
penetrated
llulgariaii
territory
killing;
DAMASCUS
nimiirn
BURNED
i
f
sentinel
uiui
firms
hell
.
imi
in
i
nnin
UDLlLTiVIUld
;
against
the
village
of
I'rlrich.
SOFIA.
Oct.
22
(later
It
I
finally
reported
that
Greek
jlmop
'
hate
V
invaded
Ilulgarianj
LONDON.
Oct.
22
A
despatch
lo
the
F.xrhang
Telegraph
from
Havdad
report
300
persons
TUIC
nlCTDirT
v
.
,,u,rr,a"!kilM
when
Druse
tribesmen
and
lnllJ
UlMIuLl
'"rr",,ry
,
'"'!
?r.rU
burned
the
nalhc
quarter
hoV.lZ9l
'MINISTER
OF
LANDS
SEAWALL
AT
E8SINQT0N
in
I
a
ma
tii.
i.ontitueiicy.
Carl
two
Uoiiiox-Al.'enit
Kramer
Valley
.
of
land
and
memlier
of
the
Kmiteiiay
Lal
...
Hie
-
I'-a
'
if
leifiaiare
ir
rriocr
uuiirrt,
iiMNt'iia
...
injileti'd
ami
di.Hnn
will
arrir
m
thf
city
from
Vie-lXanalmo
i.mfHl,
,i
wild
in".
lona
on
Salunlay
nuirnins
lo.Xew
Vclmfnter
.,
i
iieuij:
iiia.if
!-
a-:l
Frml
Stork
in
the
windinz
kerua
i
ale
aiul
gin-
Cliar-'
ui
f
hi
flerl
election
cam-j
Vancouver
llurrard
'r
a
nw
road
iwlwfii'
paittn.
Mr.
I'altullo
will
remain
Vancouver
Centre
..
.
,
in
tie
rttj
ui)ltl
a
week
fromj
Vailrouxer
North
..
;!
junction
with
th
tMrfow
when
lie
will
rclurnt
Vancouver
Soulh
..
iiovrriiiiirnl.
thr
tro-ioutb
in
order
to
lf
nre-ent
at.
Victoria
i.
i.
w.irku
deuarlmenl
I
Victoria
when
the
teglslaiurc,
to
-poiik
here
and
at
terrace
as
.
wfll
an
al
other
points.
Hon.
A.
M.
M
aiion.
altorneyj
PiniJ
DDTfrO
Ki'ii.ial
and
member
for
Omin-iMNM
"IVMW
IliritJ
.-.a
wl...
ha
been
tourinir
the
nil-run-
tills
week
with
Fredi
,
is
expected
boek
here
on
afternoon's
train
on
his;
,
way
su'ith.
LOCAL
DRY
DOCK
IS
PLAINITIFF
IN
CASE
LINKING
OF
ALASKA
RAILWAY
AND
BOATS
!
REMAIN
HIGH:
The
price
of
lialibui
remains
f
jhiiih.
Ihe
price
paid
today
bcimr
heller
than
yesterday.
Details
of
the
ale
were:
American
-
-
j
swan
.5U(
al
20.10
and
K
tc
Skeena
Lumber
Co.
of
Uek
Do-
t,,0i,
Fisheries.
fendant
n
Case
Claiming
I
cnith
2t.(0(l
nt
lU.iU
and
K
$272
for
Repairs
to
Machinery
The
County
Court
case
of
the
U.T.I'.
Development
t.
vs.
th
Skeena
Luinlier
in
which
the
sum
of
272
is
claimed
by
Ihe
plaintiff
Tor
repairs
done
al
the
dry
dock
hen
to
machinery
of
Ihe
defendant'
mill
wu''
called
this
mornin:
before
Judae
Young
and
was
adjourned
unli!
Monday.
A
witness
for
the
de-
fendant
was
unable
to
be
in
al-tendanee.
Date
was
definitely
set
liv
IIU
Honor
and
the
defendant
'was
ordered
lo
pay
the
cosls
of
the
court
today.
Ihe
defendant
AHkh
IN
HHJ.idm.ls
claim
of
167
but
di-
HUtAVllU
lil
A
VV
pult)
,IH,IC,.
f
205.
Mll-
Ion
Oniuales
appears
for
the
mpullarla
Was
Pulled
off
and
plaudit!"
and
W.
C.
Fisher
for
Proceeded
to
San
Francisco
to
Cobl
Storage.
Purl
lock
25.H00
al
IU.C0
and
8
lo
AHin
Fisheries.
Arctic
Vf,000
al
I
".50
and
8
to
lioolh
Fisheries.
Canadian
Inez
H.
8.000
at
18.10
and
6
K
Cold
Storage.
UNDER
CONSIDERATION
SICAITLF..
Oct.
22
The
linking
id
the
Alaska
Ooverninenl
llailroad
with
the
steamers
on
the
Yukon
lliver
lo
enable
a
I.OOti
mile
scenic
land
and
water
tour
of
the
far
tioiih
N
under
consfderation
by
the
goveni-
meni,
i;apiaiu
rv
r.
i.iiucasicr,
a.
a
Pj,.,i
on
Mikon
lllvec
mariner
since
mvn
annouiiced
here
today.
L
11.
Hudson
and
A.
It.
Hudson
of
Ihe
1'rince
lluperl
Spruce
Mill
slalT
will
sail
tomorrow
illuming
on
the
Prince
lluperl
for
the
south
and
will
remain
in
Hie
south
during
Ihe
shut
down
of
(he
nvltig
department
at
the
mill.
J.
A.
Fraier
:
T.
I.
Coldicult
-
j
It.
J.
Harher
I
Iir.
J.
W.
Hutledge
s)
W
K.
Hiding
1
FISH
STATION
ii.
ii.
inrkie
W.
.
Mr'Juarrie
(.
C.
It
ii
h
by
llrijr.fteii.
J.
X
Clark
Hon,
II.
II.
Stevens
ii.
II.
Morden
I..
J.
I.adner
lion.
S.
F.
Tolniio
!rote
Stirling
WORK
TO
START
After
a
series
of
unavoidable
delays
caused
by
the
question
of
site,
etc.,
di'finile
instructions
have
Siren
received
by
Ihe
pro
vincial
public
works
department
here
lo
prjiceed
with
(he
rcconslrriclion
of
the
wharf
nod
the
construction
of
the
biological
station
al
1'rince
lluperl.
The
building
will
be
erected
on
ihe
west
end
of
the
provincial
government
wharf.
APPEALCASE
Effort
to
Secure
New
Trial
Yir.TOIIIA.
Oct.
22.
II.
I
Lowe,
counsel
for
Owen
Hake
has
given
formal
notice
of
a
the
charge
o
murder
for
which
die
Is
condemned
lo
hang.
The
necessary
P1
etcd
to
be
taken
on
behalf
of
f
Granby
ranby
was
convicted
and
sentenced
n
Hie
sutoc
time.
AdverlleTn
ibe
bally
New
25
TAXI
Boston
Grill
Air,
,.t
.
Large
Upstair
Hiding
Hall,
Si
J.ibi,..,.
f
with
newly
lai.i
dancing
Anywhere
at
Ai
p
,
3fni-.
3.
'
floor
for
hire.
SUnd
Royal
Hotel.
'''""nl
Wuthjj,,
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
XO.
210.
I'ltlXCK
HLi'KMT.
.(!,
Till
HSUAY.
OUTOIIKIl
22.
11)25
Yttrdr'(
ClrcvUtlon
1
664
strut
um
ess
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS.
AR
SFF.MS
I.IKFI
Y
CRFFfF
AND
RITICARIA
ONSERVATIVES
HOLD
MEETING
IN
WESTHOLME
AND
EXPLAIN
POSITION
Bulgaria
Invaded
by
Greek
Troops;
Five
Sentinels
are
Killed
A
WW
W
r
W
-
M
W
WWW
DR.
BOAK
FAILS
HABEAS
CORPUS
YICTOIUA-
Oct
ii.
i:infl
Admiral
Zenker
and
Genera!
Von
Seerht
res!eii
.ve
liea
is
uf
Hie
tic
'man
army
and
navy,
photographed
u
the
rteeut
manoeuvres.
British
Columbia
Nominations
Liberal.
Llsin
A.
Munroe
Hon.
J.
II.
Kin?
1
T.
II.
ISoalh
A.
Well
(.ray-Fred
Slork
It.
I'.
McLennan
0.
(.
Mcfleer
i
Ii.
jHinapliy
I
It.
a.
Mrl'heron
William
hel
Va.
C.
Ii
LVJxell
lrtv?-.
Lab-.
Ktc.
T.
C:
Mcllride
(Ind.
A.
W.
Xcill.
L.
W.
Humphrey
W.
T.
(Srieves
(S.je.i
Mrs.
It.
Henderson
iL.
!v
W.
Xlckerson
J.
Sidaway
(Lab.;
W.
W.
Lefeaux
'Labi
W.
J.
Curry
'Lab.,
A.
Hurry
(Lab.)
;
MINING
MAN
WAS
KILLED
Car
Went
Over
Embankment
Near
Nelson
and
W.
A.
Cameron
Loses
ttls
Life
NF.LSOV,
Oct.
22.
V.
A.
Cameron,
lessee
and
former
maua'-er
or
the
llamhler-Cariboo
...I
r
II.
W'
I
n
...n-.
Conservative
Speakers
Deal
with
Many
Issues
at
Meeting
in
Theatre
Claim
made
that
higher
tariff
would
benefit
!
country
and
Liberals
charged
with
j
blocking
low
freight
rates
i
Federal
election
questions
were
capably
diM'iixsed
from
the
Conservative
viewpoint
by
C.
Carniichael
and
it.
L.
.Muitiaiid
at
!
the
public
meeting
in
the
Wesdholme
Theatre
lu-t
night.
I'er--
hai
the
mud
foreeful
speaker
uf
the
evening
was
Mr.
Cur-'
miehael
who
spent
the
most
of
hi
time
dealing
with
the
freight
rules
fight
and
who
claimed
that
the
Conservatives
raiher
than
me
i.iuerais
nau
siriven
10
give
uruiMi
uoiumuia
lair
ircauneiu
in
'his
matter.
Mr.
Maittaud,
a
quieter
lliongli
quite
as
impressive
a
speaker
as
Mr.
Curmichael,
dealt
almost
exclusively
Willi
I
lie
tariff
and
advanced
the
.
..
i.elicf
that
hifrh
tariff
was
H'f
rif
Y
1
Y
f
TimTip
rri
only
cure
for
Canada's
ills,
lie
I
HAI
I
H
V,H
III
-trcssrd
his
slateuient
that
there)
VlIillJliLlllUlj
IU
was
an
appalling
ouiuow
oi
uan-
f
yit
a
IffPirillPlT
adians
to
the
United
Slates
and
HI
U
f
IIHII.HH
druiK-il
IIihL
this
was
due
lo
the
IlAlle
il
llililVlliLlIl
fact
that
there
was
.not
suffieien:
tariff
to
protect
Canad's
iudus-IrieWM
fturMt'9
WtujUtioii.
Itotltlie
-vUitkip
.eakei
degl!
wild
gearrai
issues
wiuie
local
speakers
were
given
an
attentive
hearing
by
a
'od-ized
audience.
D.
C.
Sluarl,
president
of
the
1'rince
lluperl
Conserva
tive
Association,
was
in
lh?
chair.
Mr.
Maitland
prefaced
his
ad
dress
with
a
few
humorous
re
marks
and
made
it
clear
at
the
outset
that
be
had
no
personal
grievance
against
Attorney
Gen
eral
Mauson
or
Mr.
Stork.
In
facf
he
was
glad
to
say
that
he
and
Mr.
Maiison
were
warm
per
sonal
friends
although
Ibeii
opinions
politically
were
remote
!
divided.
In
any
case,
not
per
sonalities
but
the
great
issues
of
the
day
should
enter
into
an
election
campaign,
Mr.
Maitland
said.
Tribute
to
Bushby
He
was
appreciate
of
speak
ing
from
the
same
platform
a
George
Kushby,
Mr.
Maittaud
said.
Canada
required
men
of
the
highest
standing
in
her
pub
lic
life
and
there
was
no
man
of
more
integrity
or
more
aggre
s.veness
than
Mr.
Hushhy.
Stating
thai
an
election
ban
!not
becu
expected
this
fall,
Mi
mines
hi
f
-iurun
luimuj,
naj,,.
..
.
.,
,
J:.,...-iiu
iJMa
land
questioned
the
sincerity
i
I,
i
i
.-.
i
n..
...
i
hisl
'
.
killed
almost
instantly
on
,
.,
11W
way
to
a
meeting
of
the
miningj
he
"waa
'
unable
U
assocbd.on
here
when
the
earl,
wm,
0
lJt,
?omnient
o.
r.
.u-i".r
o..
.
.
v,
,10litical
situation
al
Ottawa
went
over
a
bank
at
Heaslcy,
ten!,'
.,,,
;,...,.!
uch
M
it
was.
.M-
Ihe
situation
miles
below
here.
Mr.
and
Mrs
MrFaildcn
and
another
passen
ger
were
unhurt.
STOCK
MARKET
I
Hid.
Asked.
I
C
I'.
It
119.00
4
Jll.C.
Silver
1.35
I.I?
Dunwell
I.ty
1.53
'
llmelton
.014
L.
A
I
.l;M4
.I0i,
Marmot
Melals
...
J)U
.
I'remier
2.2U
2.J5
,
I'orler
Idaho
.15
i
Silvercresl
.Vj
r
Surf
Intel
M
.07
Howe
Sound
28.25
f
Dunwell
1.50
1.(50
.
Daly
Alaska
.20
f
llufus
.17
,
Gladslone
.21
Vi
,20
.
Tenninti
.0
10.00
.Silversmith
2
jtj
I
Lucky
Jim
II
14
.10
Glacier
.20
.2S
Indian
01
.00
Selkirk-
04
.04
V,
Dayvlcvv
05
.09
H
as
now
was
the
same
as
il
was
in
t
t
2
t.
W
h
y
had
I'remier
King
not
said
in
IU22
that
he
could
not
cirry
on
and
dissolved
parliament
then?
l'rediclinsr
that
the
Conserva
tive
parly,
would
sweep
Ihe.
polls
on
October
2i,
Mr.
Maitland
ex
pressed
Ihe
opinion
that
the
Lib
erals
had
no
chance
of
making
gains
Hast
of
Ihe
Great
Lakes.
To
support
this
contention
h
pointed
to
the
turnover
to
Con
servatlsm
in
the
legislature
of
Nova
Seolia
and
New
llrunswic'-
and
the
appearance
of
a
nevvido'
In
the
political
arena
in
Quebec
Mr.
l'alenaude.
Sir
Lome-
Gouin
and
l'remfer
Taschereau
of
Quebec
were
now
silent
on
federal
political
matters.
The
Tariff
Launching
into
his
subject
of
the
tariff.
Mr.
Maitland
said
that
one
of
the
Liberal
promises
in
tuei
had
been
that
there
would
be
u
reduction
li
Hit;
cost
o'
living.
Lower
tariff,
Ihrotmh
continued
on
paye
two)
Mackenzie
King
Calls
Bluff
of
Conservative
Leader
In
On-tario
Address
.
mailers
were
briefly
referred
to.
,,..,.,.,,,,
....
Ly'tSeorsre
(f
Dusliby.
the
local
miAMtOllU.
Oct.
22.-
Pre-
Uonservativv
candidate.
The
'""'
"a,"""c
'"'o
a
charge
uf
the
Conservative
leader,
challenged
Mr.
Meigheu
to
produce
a
list
of
two
thousand
Canadian
factories
closed
under
the
Liberal
regime
and
publish
them
on
every
billboard
in
the
country."
"If
you
can
do
that,
Mr.
Meighen,"
declared
Mackenzie
j
King,
"we
will
let
you
take
of-
;
fice.
I
cannot
make
a
bigger
of-
j
fer
than
that."
he
added.
"
but
Meighen
cannot
do
it.
He
never
'
hail
a
list.
"
;
THIRD
BERYL
G;
CASE
IS
TRIED
Charles
Morris
Before
Assize
Court
In
Victoria
Today
on
Murder
Charge
YICTOIUA.
Ott.
22.
-
Charles
Morris,
the
last
of
the
Heryl
G.
murder
suspects
to
face
trial,
yesterday
pleaded
not
guilty
to
Ihe
charge
and
no
new
evidence
has
been
brought
out
so
far
at
the
hearing,
which
is
proceeding
today.
REPAIR
JOB
ON
EEMDYK
LARGE
YICTOIUA.
Oct.
22
Preliminary
survey
of
the
F.cmdyk
indicates
that
the
big
freighter
will
require
renewal
of
about
80
plates.
The
tapks
in
the
fore
peak
are
damaged
and
the
mar-sin
plates
and
seel
ions
of
Iho
bilge
keel
forward
have
been
destroyed.
Ii
is
estimated
Ihe
cost
of
repairing
the
ship
will
amount
'i
1
50,000.
WELL
KNOWN
SINGER
DIED
AT
MONTREAL
MOyntl'.AL,
Oct.
53.
Mr.
F.mmiline
Delamothe
Christie,
05
years
of
age,
a
well
known
Canadian
finger,
formerly
"court
singer"
at
Government.
House,
Otlnw'a,
ljjad
here
after
a
short
1llne,ss.
She
was
born
and
educated
al
Montreal
and
spent
fifteen
jear
in
Hritish
Columbia.