'I
to
go
Before
Petit
Jury:
Others
Considered
V
)l
Mil.
:'H
She
wait
uif
ape
Del
2J.
wlllK'K'en
brought
Irtie
it
it
w
1
rtrii
b
iv
a
ri
VAN
lilt
Mill,
Oct.
23.
llich-
i
i
iinow
oii
of
it
wealthy
i
v
i'
Chuiest
Ulein
eil
to
liieut
'
Slork'
majority
from
llaiellou
.
!,,
fealwartl
will
he
several
hui-drrd
hoi
II
V
HohliiMMi
ami
III
a
x
wek
Wong
Foon
Sum.
I
uii4inl
lilt
UHr
.,L,.,r
Mn-
Mn.H
fiiiiuilA
i
Un
nflr.rn.HMi.
jM
(hj(
,rrtu,r)
wli
whirh
I
am
i!
in
ronneelion
with
.
riimjinr
a
I
am
with
the
i
urolwihlv
enmtuene
,,.,..
WU
YhAKS
rUK
YOUNG
CUMYOW;:
m
Ued
on
Proceeds
of
Her
Vicious
Life
on
it
charge
of
'
vuieiiee.
vvlilch
wit
of
u
a!
ure.
showed
that
the
:
wntan
had
iblalncil
.
control
i
ii
Miite
ulrl
and
hail
made
f
com
the
vicious
life
in
It
he
had
ted
her.
The
under
twenty
Unilrlll
TUJ
111
IN
VANCOUVER
"Tivod
from
Arctic
After
Being
Lockod
In
Ice
for
Some
Time
vNCOL
A'Kli.
del
2:1.
'I
ha
liiiUon
H
Hay
Coniiiany's
slcainet'
"'
liiuio
which
escaped
from
u,r
Arctic
ice
last
monlh
after
II
befli'vinl
aim
un,
IneLeil
In
f"i
I
tie
winter,
arrived
litis
nT-'''iioon.
anparenlly
llltle
the
w"lse
fur
llm
i.viiirleneo.
Ihe
llavcliiino
look
the
ulare
'.,f
Lady
Kinder-lev
in
Irad-lnf
'o
H10
IluilsonV
Bay
ool
In
the
north.
and,
although
I
hae
heanl
from
mu.l
nllllinrilv
Hint
il
Ulll
1111
.
-.
......
,
,
,
...
,
ii.trg.-n
u
"K'",l,ro,wrllo,lwr)
Sreal
along
the
Skeena.
I
prefer
lo
refrain
J
1
1
1
1
I
.
Not
Weaken
Position
"II
would
aiear
elear
now
Ilia!
Hrealer
Vancouver
will
eleel
al
li-att
two
l.iherali
ami.
'0-
ihlv.
four,
lirealer
ttiifuer
a
rry
imioiiIhuk
area
ami
t
In-
people
of
Skeena
should
nol
for-i
iiei
l
he
iiiiHiHance
of
pit
In?
Mr.'
Slork
a
w
huekiiipT
inujorily
m
dial
In
may
continue
to
hold
in
llicj
new
IIoiim'
hi
posilioii
u
senior
l.lheral
inenilier
from
thi
in-vlnce.
Mr.
Slork
hit
been
Liberal
whip
for-
Hrili-li
(kihunbia
for
four
year
and
he
ha
erel
citizen,
wnnjon
every
pecial
romiiiillee
ol
tun
vears
Hie
llnue
during
thorv
four
ear..
To
anyone
familiar
vvlin
parliamentary
practice
this
sip-nines
clearly
that
Mr.
Stork
stands
well
with
Ihe
Prime
Minister
and
hi
collcapua.
We
in
Prince
Ituoerl
and
Skeena
should
have
no
desire
lo
weaken
hi
portion
iu
any
way.
It
is
ill-
vu
too
III
lo
appear
for
liuclly
lo
our
homihum--.
,..
......i
i
-i
lilion
arise
a
between
r
nvnp
mill
111
nllll
nnv
imrselve
and
Vancouver,
'
IIIMI
tiiJ
mi'.
v
I
ill
i
ii...
.
ii
r
..il
it
.1
,
it
i
r
nuMilber
slioUPl
Mir
)
lllil
III
llli
lllll-i
....
?
i
.
........
..
utr
iiii.i
I
ill.
senior
jiosnmii
-
"r
Liberal
members
from
thai
cily."
FISH
ARRIVALS
ARE
thai
have
(lie
YERY
SMALL
TODAY
Kisti
arrival
today
were
very
small,
only
two
bonis
offering
their
catches
on
the
evchanue.
They
were:
Polaris,
15,(100.
al
llc
and
He
lo
Pacific
Fisheries.
Western,
20,000,
al
IV.20C
and
He
lo
Cold
Slonupe.
The
tNevv
Kiwland,
owned
by
the
New
Flit-land
Fisheries
Is
here
today
disPharglnP
10,000
pound
nl
the
Allln
Fisheries.
!
Ainlerson
Is
beln'tf
clinrped
1.1
un.
ellv
nollce
court
this
nf
leruoou
Willi
supplying
llmmrln
ii...
in.
linn
uhls
.
Winnie
Wnll
laiiil
Hester
Hick.
KINGSTON,
Jamaica.
Del.
23.
The
Legilalive
Coll
tie
1
1
here
ratified-
ttie
ICdde
agrcenient
between
Uuiin.1.1
and
I
he
Vet
Indie.
Several
iiiemhers
ex-pi-C!cd
the
hope
that
Canada
would
pive
a
preference
i
ii
Jamaica
orange.
Wonderful
Record
of
Son
Major
General
Wood
In
Ac
quiring
and
Losing
PICKED
UP
ON
REALTY
Sail)
LOST
MILLION
I
!
MADE
$100,000..-;
Million
Went
on
Gaming
Tables
of
Europe
and
He
Came
Home
on
Tramp
Ship
NIAV
YOIIK,
Oct.
23.
Broke
.It
niiinllis
ico.
Osboniu
C
io.l.
son
of
Major
(tcneralj
Leonard
Wood,
(xovernor
oT
the
Phllll'ililes,
says
he
has
rcrov-ered
one
hundred
thousand
dollars
of
the
million
he
made
iu
Wall
Street
and
lost
later
over,
or
I
the
paining
tables
at
Cannes
and
Deauville.
Vonnp
Wood
claims
lo
made
the
100,000
In
Tampa,
Florida,
real
estate.
Be
arrived
iu
Florida
from
F.urope
mi
a
Iratnn
s
earner
with
only
u
few
buy
clothes.
Soullibouud
from
Alaska
ports
lo
Vancouver.
O.P.Il.
tdeninor
Princes
Mary,
Capl.
Arthur
Slater,
was
In
port
from
11.30
iinlll
1
o'clock
today.
Advertise
In
the
Dally
News
25
TAXI
Ambulance
and
Boston
Grill
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
Service
with
newly
laid
dancing
Anywhere
at
Anytime.
floor
for
hire.
Stand
Royal
Hotel,
3rd
Ave.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN,
and
6th
St.
PRINCE
RUPERT
The
latest
and
best
for
Hie
MATT
VIDECK.
Prop.
least.
Phone
4S7.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
7,
"a
VOL
XV
.,
NO.
217.
"rry
PIUN'OK
IIUPKIIT,
B.C.,
FHIIMY,
OCTOBKIt
23,
ID25.
VMtr4'i
Circulation
1MB
Strut
Ult
344
PRICE
FIVK
GENTS.
ANSONSAYS
STORK'S
ELECTION
CERTAIN
vmw
OF
NATIIM
TO
MAI
WITH
f.PFFIf
Rlilf.ARIAM
QITITATIHW
MOMMY
ai
x
v
t-j
v
Auitivrxiu
iu
i7i
jriii
11
i
i
11
liiiijuit
ifinniniiinii
in
i
un
i
mil
iiiiiniin
i
r
ri
.
e
anson
jays
Election
of
Fred
Sforlt
.Assured;
Interior
is
for
Him
!
i
'
I
II
.
f
1
t
ormer
memoer
will
get
several
hundred
of
a!
majority
east
of
Hazelton
declared
Attorney
General
on
return
r
T'l
Soik"
eleilion
next
Thursday
lo
represent
.Skeenu
k
it
hi
tlit?
House
of
(.amnion
is
assured."
declared
M
mm
it
Manoii,
K.C,
attorney
general
uiul
nitfiiltr
of
lLf
Mir
Omiiiera,
wliu
returned
to
Ihe
nly
on
lusl
night's
;
ompaiiviiig
Mr.
Slork
for
Hit
a,l
week
on
a
cum-
Inougli
Hie
interior
mul
who
milcd
this
morning
on
Prun
e
Itupcrl
for
Victoria.
gli
I
do
not
pretend
lo
Ik-
a
-Mdilical
prophet,"
con-MaiiMHi,
"it
n
not
difficult
lo
observe
Unit
the
pre-
KWY
KIM
ABDUCTION
CASE
TODAY
pontlennH-u
f
feelin
in
skeena
U
In
favor
of
the
return
of
the
Mackenzie
Kjng
government
atii
in
supporter,
Mr.
Slork.
I
mip-poe
if
would
tie
surprising
if
feeling
wire
ollierwic
in
a
oon-sliluetiry
I)
in?
tributary
lo
the
(Irani!
Trunk
Pacific
llailwur
a-
loe
Skew.
II
to
fallfarlor'.
lovvcver,
lo
know
that
the
people
--
of
(lie
interior
are
not
l-eiiisr
de-
V.
Robinson
and
Son
William
tracted
hy
ide
issue
from
lh
realization
f
the
fart
thai
this
jrountry
itiusl
look
li
Mr.
King
for
cupporl
and
ha
nothing
lo
'hoiie
from
Mr.
Mrlghen.
.Mr.
TRADE
AGREEMENT
CANADA
RATIFIED
BY
WEST
INDIES
John
Jlull
Hut
Arthur,
you
are
wavjnp
the
wrung
flag
iii
your
hand!
j
League
of
Nations
to
Attempt
Mediation
in
Greek-Bulgarian
Affair
PAIUS.
Oct.
2;t.
Following
receipt
of
a
pmlest
from
Bulgaria
against
an
alleged
violation
of
Bulgarian
teiTilory,
foreign
niini-Ur
Briaud,
presideul
of
Ihe
League
of
Nations,
called
a
meeting
of
the
councit
for
Monday
to
consider
the
crisis
which
has
arisen.
LONDON.
Oct.
211.
Foreign
Secretary
Austin
Chamberlain
will
represent
Ihe
British
government
at
the
meeting
of
the
League
of
Nations
Monday
lit
consider
the
Bulgarian-Greek
situation.
Mope
i
expressed
that
Ihe
situation
will
he
relieved.
Occupied
Post
I
"
-
-
.ONIMIN.
Oct.
23
An
Athens
the
(ireeks
bombarded
five
vil-
patch
stale
that
the
ireeks
a.?es.
suffered
four
killed
and
eiphl
!
wounded
during
Ihe
fiphlinpT
Tin'
Canadian
halibut
"schoon-f
which
look
place
yesterday
with
ers
H.S.T.,
Capl.
J.
M.
Morrison.
'
I
the
llulpariaus
and
which
ended
and
Marpalice.
Capl.
Jack
Chris-
tn
the
0
reeks
oc
-upyinp
the
Bui-
lialisen.
were
taken
on
dry
dock
tartan
port
of
Oemierkapu.
yesterday
for
rleaniup,
painting
A
Sofia
despatch
states
that
and
minor
repairs.
Nominations
Completed
for
Federal
Elections
Yesterday;
are
a
I
Plenty
of
Candidates
Offer
OTTAWA,
Oct.
2't.
Owing
the
Tart
thai
the
Liberals
in
a
number
of
cases
supporting
independent.
Progressives,
.alior
candidate
who
have
in
Ihe
pal
session
shown
a
dis-
Alheiis.l
posiliou
lo
vole
wilh
Hit,
government
011
questions
of
vital
iulcr-
1
n.l
In
k.-.i'Ii
..ml
in
iiiiiiiwilinii
In
I
lie
reiieliiuiiirv
Cmiservalivei
Ihi
election
as
Conservatives.
live.
The
total
candidates
slaiiding
for
211
ridings
throughout
Canada
number
M2
mid
oT
Ihcse
official
nominees
of
Ihe
Lili-rral
parly
number
210,
Conser-1
-
.
dollars
left
of
the
million
and
vallve
TiV.
Progressive,
party
spent
this
while
looking
around-rtw,
Labor,
Includinig-
farmer
la-,
for
a
job.
lie
secured
employ-
hor
candidates
21,
Independent-'
ineiil
as
11
real
estate
salesman
37.
nl
5
a
week
with
B.
P.
Davis.;
British
Columbia
has
II
Lib-who
was
selling
hot
dogs
on
crals,
11
Conservative,
5
Labor,
slreel
corners
a
few
years
ago.
13
Independent.
Wood
arrived
yesterday
to'
Yukon,
1
Liberal,
1
Conserva
Iu
Ihe
three
.Marilime
pro-
Ivinces
28
Liberals,
29
Cbliscrva
live.
In
New
Brunswick
there
are
two
independents
aul
one
Labor
In
Nova
Scotia.
Of.
110
candidate
in
(Juebec
for
05
seals,
OH
arc1
Llberfils,
03
Conservatives,
i
Independent
Liberal
Protectionists,
11
Independent
Liberal,
1
Labor,
1
Progressive,
I
Independent.
Ontario
ha
180
contestants
for
82
seals.
Of
these
01
are
United
Grain
Growers
Director
Visits
the
Interior
and
Tells
of
Splendid
Progitss
of
Farmers
C.
E.
Whitney-Griffiths
Says
Much
Grain
Grown
in
Wistaria
District;.
Confers
With
Local
Grain
Board
Last
Night
That
the
central
interior
of
British
Columbia
between
Prince
Rupert
and
Prince
(leorge
hnd
made
remarkable
prugre.
from
an
agricultural
and
.stuck
rai.-ing
.taudpoiut
in
the
lal
thren
year,
uud
that
particular
attention
would
be
paid
lo
that
sec-
lion
of
the
province
by
the
United
drain
(Irovver
and
uhidiary
brunches
in
helping
the
farmer
to
incrcae
and
market
their
crops
through
this
port
was
Ihe
cheering
message
of
U.
K.
Whit-ney-tiriffilhhs,
a
British
Columbia
director
of
the
United
Grain
Orower
and
secretary
lo
the
advi.-ory
board
of
the
Farmers
Institutes
or
H.O.,
upon
Ills
arrival
in
the
cily
on
yesterday's
train
after
attending
an
organi
zation
convention
of
farmers
at
Terrace.
Much
Impressed
Mr.
Whitney-liriffiths.
who
operates
a
larjje
farm
at
Mal-chosin,
fourteen
miles
from
Vic
toria,
was
particularly
impressed
with
the
farming
country
around
Francois
Lake
and
Ootsa
,Lake.
Tlire.hiiig
operations
this
year
had
been
very"
successful,
lie
said,
an
average
of
some
GOO
bushels
each
having
been
threshed
by
farmers
while
in
one
in-
crease
of
100
per
cent
in
production
in
three
years.
The
raisin?
of
cattle
was
alo
on
the
increase
to
a
marked
ex-lent
and
over
CO
head
of
steers
had
been
shipped
lo
Prince
Ku
pert
from
the
Wistaria
district
this
year
by
member
of
the
iu
stitute.
and
as
high
as
?'J0
for
a
single
animal
had
been
realized.
Co-operative
Marketing
Speaking
of
co-operative
marketing
Mr.
Wliilney-Urirfith
slated
this
method
of
marketing
farm
produce
was
rapidly
rain
ing
favor
anion,-
the
tanners,
and
that
in
B.C.
today
over
75
per
cent
of
all
farm
products
were
sold
through
co-operative
marketing
concerns.
He
predicted
a
wonderful
fut
ure
for
1
tie
farming
uiuusiry
oi
central
B.C.
which,
lie
claimed,
had
not
received
Ihe
attention
and
consideration
as
was
its
due.
Mr.
Wliilney-tiriffitlis
return
ed
south
on
the
C.N.ll.
steamer
Ibis
morning.
Interviewed
Grain
Board
M.
P.
MeCairery,
chairman,
and
J.
II.
Pillbury,
member
of
the
local
ifrain
board
interviewed
C.
F..
Whitney-Ctriffiths
upon
hi
arrival
in
Ihe
city
yesterday
afternoon
after
attending
an
organizing
convention
of
fanners
at
Terrace,
in
the
interests
of
grain
shipments
through
Ihe
Mr.
Whilney-Urirrilhs
slated
he
had
had
a
conversation
al
Terrace
with
C.
P.
lliel,
who
i
011
his
way
to
(lie
prairies
to
make
a
survey
of
grain
shipping
possibilities
through
this
port.
and
that
he
had
given
him
a
let
candidates
iu
the
ieU
l
01
niruuueiion
w
mce
uones
havLVnioveiiienl,
there
are
not
as
inaiiy
Liberal
geuerat
manager
of
the
United
(train
Growers
for
Calgary
and
Winnipeg.
Between
60
and
70
per
cent
of
(continued
on
page
two)
STOCK
MARKET
1.
menu,
-.ouservanve,
;j
rru-
p
n
grcssive.
0
Labor,
It
Indepen-'u
q
.
silver
dent.
I
(unwell
Manitoba
bits
11
Liberals,
10
Hazelton
Conservatives,
12
Progressives,
,,
,
I
Labor
and
1
Independent.
Marmot
Saskatchewan
ha
ID
Liberals
premier
10
Conservatives.
21
ProgVes-
porter
Idaho
slves,
I
Independent.
v
Jsilvcr
Cresl
Aberla,
I
Liberals,
15
Con-Surf
Inlet
...
serviilives,
12
Progressives',
3
Howe
Sound
Labor',
1
Independent.
'Gladstone
...
Bid.
...itv.oo
...
1.35
..,
1.
15
I3?i
.10
'
.05
.00
i
J8.25
,
.24
V
Asked,
1-15
1.70
.02
.15
.08
Ii
2.33
.07
07
.2(1
OLIVER
SPEAKS
OF
RETIRING
Says
he
Wants
Freight
Rates
Settled
Before
he
Leaves
Public
Life
SUCCESSOR
DISCUSSED
YICTimiA,
OcU
23:
Premier
Olivet-
is
beginning
to
talk
of
retiring
from
the
uremiersliin
of
stance
a
farmer
had
llircheili
iiriti.i
Columbia
and
alreH.fy
J,lt)U
liushels
ot
wheal,
peak-iirn,,
are
wagsiiigover-
the
inp
senerally
ihi
wavan-
i.auesflOil
oTvviio
"is
tw
uecred
hiiiL
At
a
meeting
in
support
of
T.
B.
Booth,
Liberal
candidate
for
Nanaimo,
the
premier
said
he
wanted
to
have
this
freight
ucslion
settled
before
lie
re-
Hired
from
public
life.
Without
fairer
treatment
it
would
hardly
be
wiirili
while
for
British
Columbia
lo
remain
in
the
confed
eration.
He
warned
hir
audience
that
fairer
treatment
could
be
expected
from
the
Liberals
than
from
Conservatives.
The
hint
in
nvard
to
retiring
was
rather
va.irue.
but
it
is
looked
on
as
an
indication
that
the
premier
will
not
hold
office
long
mid
that
before
another
provincial
election
some
other
man
will
be
leading
the
British
Columbia
Liberal
party.
Prince
Huperfs
member
is
one
of
those
spoken
of
a
a
possible
successor
to
Premier
Oliver.
NO
AGREEMENT
HANLEY
CASE
Second
Trial
of
Man
Accused
of
Shooting
Nurse
at
Trail
Falls
NTLSON.
Oct.
23.
The
jury
considering
the
llauley
shoot
ing
case
here
disagreed
last
night
and
were
dismissed
by
Justice
W.
A.
McDonald.
This
Is
llanley's
second
trial
tor
shooting
lo
death.
Mildred
Neilson,
a
Trail
nurse,
last
winter.
Whether
a
third
trial
will
be
held
at
1
he
present
assizes
or
mil
is
unknown.
MYSTERY
PLANE
CRASHED
TODAY
Pilot
Slightly
Injured1
In
Machine
Entered
for
Cup
Raoe
BALTI.MOtlF..
Oct.
23.
Britain's
"mystery
plane,"
Ihe
super-ntariue
Napier
S-t,
which
was
entered
for
the
Schneider
cup
race
here
Saturday,
crashed
thi
morning
during
trials
and
was,
totally
wrecked.
Captain
Henry
Bnird,
tliQ
pllot;
vus
lf?htly
injured.