I!
I
V
illtnllCtltd
mull
-
colic
uniform
who
mall
nun
ami
her
.
ivbyer
'
Mtf
llmlr
Saturday
mctit.
no
SHIP
STRIKE
IS
AT
AN
END
Porta
Eiccpt
London,
It
Announced
L
"MMiX.
Ort.
12.
Termlna-
'
T
li"
unorrieiul
elrike
of
I
vcainni.
which
interfered;
v-
Mi'piiut
in
many
part
of
F
ire
fur
Kcveral
tnontlM.
I
nf
u
'uncoil
today
Jy
loaler.
nation
will
be
effective!
porta
except
London.
,
II
II
I'mriin,
i
ii
h
pec
I
or
o
In-liooln.
afler
fpi'lidllii:
I,
f
wi'i-kw
in
the
ditrii:'
On
ml
dulu'F..
sailed
by
the
'
(ieoree
In
h
I
niitlit
on
hi
ut
Vanrouver.
'
KEEP
AWAY
FROM
RUPERT
No
Ire
j
hereby
nien
to
n
l
ii
rxona
llng
oillitido
lie
cily
and
who
nl
present
have
InlenliotiH
of
"tiling
lo
I'rlnce
Huperl
"io
(he
purpose
of
oblatn-
:a
work
that
it
in
niMs-ii
'li
Ihiil
Uiey
hIiouM
give,
up
I
heir
liitenllou
of
bo
lining.
The
Cily
Council
ha
Ue-I'led
that
no
iIoIck
lire
lo
be
Ktveti
Ibis
winter
and
'hat
all
cily
work
will
be
uiveu
lo
perinatuMil
resl-denla
of
the
City.
Notice
fit
further,
given
Unit
!o
far
iik.
the
labdr
markeiti
Prince
llilperl
i
concerned
It
Is
fully
MUppllcd
Willi
labor
and
Unit
Prince
Huperl
Is
a
very
utiilculrnble
nlaee
for
perHOim.
to
conio
lo
at
prenept
for
Hie
purpo!u
of
obtaining
work.
(
Vft
l'.
JONKS,
3M7
fr'
Cily
Clerk.
'I'lll.Mirg
i
t
mraln.t
iinlable
Vv
hinlon
-
Mho
i
held
at
head-'
aMilogton
t3iaHt!rjt71Hit
v
nor
walked
ami
Wright
wao
put
from
OteleAkie
lo
Stan
Morn.
.o
ru.
Inm
hit,
no
erroiH.
Valnnslin.
-
lUce
mnided
l!
riphl
and
Slan
llarri
saerifiie.l.i
Hle
!corl
on
(inlin'ii
Iwo
hae
hit
lo
left.
'
Judge
fanned.
Joe
llarriit
walked
and
Peck
took
Traynor'n
j?runder
Ioih-Iiihh
third.
One
run,
Iwo
hit,
no
error.
Second
Inning
I'iltiilitini.
lo!lui
look
a
hard
drive
from
Mclnnix
xuhHtulini.
for
liraulham.
Smith
tinclcd
lo
centre
and
AldrhlBC
hit
into
double
play.
Mluegoto
Stnn
Harris
lo
Judge.
No
mux,
one
lift,
no
error.
,
Washington
Muel
popped
oul
lo
Moore,
llluege
ulruck
oul
on
three
nileheil
ball.
Coveleokle
walked
ami
Hire
wa
thrown
on'
at
flrt.
No
run,
no
hit.,
no
error.
Third
Innlnfl
PillburK-llluege
threw
Moore
oul
at
rirt
on
a
grounder.
Oarrj
walked
on
four
lral3ht
ball.
Cuvler
up.
Carey
sdolc
xecond
colliding
wilh
Stan
llarri?
who
continued
lo
play.
Cuyler
walk
ed
and
Carey
cored
oil
Darn-hardr
single
to
lefl.
llarnhanll
wcnl
oill
allempllnjf
a
double
steal.
Cuyler
scored
on
Tray-nor's
sacrifice
fly.
Peck
flew
oul
lo
Wright.
Two
runs,
one
hit,
no
errors.
Washington.
llarri
win
thrown
out
on
a
bunt.
(Joslln
was
put
oiit
from
.Moore
to
Me-lunes.
Judge
flied
out
lo
Cuyler.
No
runs,
no
hits,
no
errors.
Fourth
Inning
Pllisburg.
Peck
threw
Mo-lone
out
at
first
and
Smith
singled
lo
centre.
Aldrhlgo
filed
out
lo
(loslin
and
Moore
singled
Inlo
right.
Sniilh
going
to
third,
Judge
robbed
Carey
or
a
hit.
No
run,
Iwo
hlls,
no
errors,
(continued
on
page
six)
oii)j,flin'o
?m;
rt
I'OfOlliOlO
1
1010
3
It.
II.
K.
.
..
3
8
I
d
liMm.ler
trxiita
Pittsburg
fl
13
0
i'",(iShl
from
Victoria
'F
wlU
shift
to
Pill
n'
the
Alte
Court
burg
for
the
sixth
game
of
tin
Vancouver.
jrl
tonvarrew.
a-
1
T1o
billwle
wfw:
Cveleki
and
lluel
for
Washington
and
.llridiu
and
Smith
for
Pittsbun?
Flret
Inning
Pittsburg.
Moore
fouled
out
lo
perk.
Carey
singled
ml
o
left,
i
iivlrr
ki
a
Texa
leaguer
into
-"
(rialil.
Oonlin
got
llarnhanll-
Men
W
Return
to
Work
In
all
liner,
Carey
srntng
lo
third.
Tray-
!dMBaa1aaaaaaaaaLm
JOHN
NELSON
J'Un
ahul
foniip
-iy
manaK-in
du-i'i
for
of
t
tie
Vancouver
World
and
iireviou
lo
Uiat
uMnex
manager
of
the
Vneomer
New
Advertiser
and
of
thf
Vielona
Tlm,
ha
been
appointed
of
public
rela-lon
fuHslniior
hy
the
utt
.ife.
As-
uratHH
Couipany.'
Mf.-JCeU
.im,
whirl'
u
brother
bt
0.
11,
Netrt.
formerly
tViIftr
of
the
I'rlnee
Huprl
"Jounuil,
jroen
eal
with
Mr.
Ncl.on
and
family
(hi
wrrk.
.
WINTER
STORM
AT
HALIFAX
SATURDAY
HAM
t
AX,
Ort.
I.'.
Till
city
experienced
a
r$al
winter
storm
Salur-day
uighl
when
a
forjy-lillle
gale
swejd
Ihe'
coal.
The
wind
was
accomifan-icdM'X
snow
and
hail
and
those
who
braved
the
eb-ments
did
so
in
fur
clojhe.
FISH
PRICES
ARE
HIGHER
Halibut
Sella
Today
on
Exchango
as
Hloh
at
16.40
Cents
a
Pound
for
American
The
price
of
halibut
slilTened
very
'
considerably
today
American
going
a
high
al
1
0.10
cent
a
pound
and
Canadian
11.(10.
Sales
were
a
follows:
American
Pipneer
30,000
to
Cold
Slor.ape
il
5;30
and
.
Kodiak
SH.noO
lo
llnyal
Fish
Co,
at
IS.
to
and
(.
Chancellor
35.000
to
Atlin
I'islierles
al
I5.r0
and
(I.
Augusta
10,000
to
lloolli
Fish-em'
al
10
and
7.
Veslu
lo
Pacific
Fisheries
at
10.10
and
8.
Imperial
11,000
lo
Cold
Storage
al
15.70
and
7.
MhJdleton
12,000
to
Pacific
Fisheries
at
15.
to
and
7.
'
lliuul
II.
12,000
to
lloolli
Fisheries
at
10
ami
7.
Canadian
Mayflower
-1,000
lo
Atlin
Fisheries
al
I
i.OO
ami
0.
Iiupcreusc
t.ooo
lo
Cold
Storage
al
13.50
ami
C
SEVENTEEN
INCHES
RAIN
IN
TEN
DAYS
COUDOYA,
Oct.
12.
.
Seventeen
inches
of
rain,
fell
here
(lurltig
the
first
leu
days
of
Oc-
lobe?,
breaking
all
records
since
September,
1015".
or"
TAXI
Boston
Grill
y
Ambu"'""MH,r
.
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
'
'-Win1
with
newly
laid
dancing
Anywhere
at
Anytl
'"''in,,.,,,
j""
Stand
Royal
Motel,
3ra
....
"""'".'
floor
for
hire.
and
6th
St.
II
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN,
MATT
VIDECK,
Prop.
PRINCE
RUPERT
The
latest
and
best
for
the
least.
Phone
457.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
VOl.
XV
NO,
237
I'MNCB
IllPKItT,
H.C.,
.MONDAY,
OCTOHKIi
12,
1025,
tturtfir't
Circulation
1C
Strttt
SIm
663
PRICE
FIVK
3KNTS.
C01IWJNJ
ENGLAND
MUCH
IMPROVED
II.
P.
.Mt
Leu
mm.
Liiieral
caiplidate
for
Hurrard,
and
the
head
nl
the
(urn
ol
.kl.eiiuaii
&
AlcFeeley
Ltd.,
one
o-Ihe
oldest
e.lalIihed
mid
one
of
tlie
largest
wholesale
house
on
Ihe
Pacific
Coast,
says:
"My
candidature
is
its
much
of
a
surprise
to
myself
as
lo
the
many
or
my
friend,
1ml
the
problem
involved
in
this
election
ore
loo
serious,
loo
vital
in
Hie
interests
ol
Ihe
province,
and
so
affecting
the
whole
Dominion,
for
ii)one
who
luke
an
interest
in
public
affairs
to
allow
personal
inclination
to
he
his
entire
guide.
"I
ahi
no
apostle'
or
gloom,
no
calamity
howler,
no
whisperer
of
death,
and
no
whiiier;
neither
do
1
belong
to
Ihe
party
who
countenances
such
sentiments.
"GoiUrary
to
all
such
ideas,
I
am
convinced
thai
the
foundations
for
the
greatest
prosperity
Can.
id
a
has
ever
known
now
lie
wilhin
the
reach
of
the
people.
The
gradual
but
.insistent
growth
of
trade
ami
development
in
all
prininrv
iiiilulries
convinces
me
that
Canada
is
well
on
Ihe
way
(ji'Hial
prosperity
we
have
been
working
for.
"The
rejxirls
and
interviews
from
President
Heally
of
the
CP.m
the
heads
of
banks,
trust
companies,
insuraii'-e
companies
and
indulrial
iiililulioii,
are
of
Ihe
most
sanguine
and
optimistic
character.
The
.N(arkenzie
King
government
has
been
our
besl
friend.
On
Hie
Pacific
roast,
the
foundations
for
greal
world
jKtrts.
with
an
immense
iniMrt
and
export
trade,
has
been
laid.
II
is
for
the
citizens
of
this
province
to
give
that
government
a
mandate
lu
go
on
with
the
great
work."
Old
Country
Conditions
Much
Improved
Says
Local
Business
Unemployment
Due
to
Increased
Population
and
to
Slackness
In
Coat
and
Shipbuilding!
No
Internal
Dangers
"Conditions
in
the
Old
Country
)
found
to
be
much
belter
than
I
had
expected
afler
reading
newspaper
reports
reaching
this
country,"
stale
O.
P.
Tinker,
broker
of
this
city,
who
re-i
turned
home
Saturday
afternoon
after
i
visit
to
Scotland
and
Knglaud.
"True'lhere
is
a
good
deal
of
unemployment
due
to
ihe
slackness
of
the
coal
and
shipbuilding
industries,
but,
on
the
surface
al
least,
there
seems
to
be
u
general
air
of
prosperity.
The
woollen
and
cotlon
industries
arc
picking
up
as
is
also
the
boot
and
shoe
Irade.
A
great
many
uf
the
tradespeople
seem
to
be
doing
very
well
and
the
far-
.
iners,
having
had
good
crops
thi
year,
are
particularly
prosperous.
I
was
informed
that
there
was
us
many
people
employed
in
the
Old
Country
now
as
there
were
in
tillt.
The
increased
population
is
the
cause
f
increased
unemployment."
Mr.
Tinker
is
of
the
opinion
bund.
Building
Activity
Living
condition
uie
improv
ing
in
the
Old
Country,
Mr.;
Tinker
found.
Greal
building
activity
is
in
progress
and
particularly
is
this
to
be
observed
in
London.
The
borough
of
South-
wick
has
a
ten
year
program
for
he
building
of
15,000
bouses
per
year.
This
building
activity
is
general
throughout
F.ngland
ind
Scotland,
the
result
probably
of
the
fact
that
there
was
no
new
building
duriug
the
five
years
ut
Ihe
war.
The
program
Is
being
contributed
lo
by
(continued
nn
page
lwo
the
PITTSBURG
PIRATES
WIN
VICTORY
OVER
WASHINGTON
SENATORS
TODAY
Pirates
Won
Fifth
of
World
Series
by
Score
of
Six
Runs
to
Three
(illlFKITIIH
HTAHII
M,
Vmhifigluii.
OcL
12.
The
Wash
g
Senator,
used
four
pitcher
hi
tixlny'.-.
game
of
the
world
hiit
were
iinalile
to
slop
the
balsineti
of
the
I'ilHiurg
p
who
won
the
game
hy
n
rore
of
lo
:t.
The
game
to
he
end
resolved
into
a
halting
org)
on
the
part
of
the
p
who.
by
winning
Ihi,
their
second
victory
in
the
.erie
a
the
running
for
the
world'
baseball
-Iti
m
pifti
-li
I
-
-
found
Covrlrskie,
the
Washington
mound
man
(y
in
the
first
four
frames
and
knocked
liuu
out
o
'lii'
tm
in
lh
seventh,
llallou
TrDDHD17Cn
,,M,k
tUr
u'ul
uml
wa
rei'nr,'i
1
lKKU11LlIJ
by
Zaehary
'In
Ihe
eighth.
Zarh
i
!
uj
io
.uurocrry
in
me
iwnc
Mn
cam
""
llllvj.
liELouli
J
"arn"
kmHlM
M
"f
t
Man
In
Uniform
of
Police
ln
vadtd
Home
With
Revolver
In
Vancouver
I
n'nnr
nil
i
iii
uie
series
lor
Washington
in
the
fourth
in-
num.
There
wn
plenty
of
action
in
the
seventh
inning
when
PilUhnrg
made
Hire
hits
and
two
run
and
Washington,
iwo
it,
Del.
12.
Penu-I"""
w,,c
run-
mere
wan
oiny
x
ini.iki..i.i
HLutiruiaiiF
uy
i
rraiiiuMuiiii
i
im
Seor
by
innings:
LEAVES
FOR
MONTREAL.
Mackenzie
King
Best
Friend
of
West
SENATORS
SHUT
McGEER
OPENS
Man
Who
Returned
Saturday
BAYCHIMO
LEFT
DUTCH
HARBOR
DITCH
HAllliOH,
Oct.
12.
The
Arctic
trader
Havelmno
lefl
inai
mere
is
no
uanger
ir
Indus-
Sunday
for
Vancouver,
30
dayi
rial
levolulion
in
Ihe
Old
Coun-
,.,jd
standard,
owing
to
having
try.
There
has
been
uitationjm.PIl
lti(I
ia
an
jee
nack
at
along
these
line
bul
tin
aver-iierschel
island
when
her
port
age
Ilrillsli
workingman,
Mr.limw
was
damaged
seriously
bv
linker
thinks,
is
loo
level
headed,
tu.
icc.
when
the
boat
docked
lo
allow
things
lo
reach
that,
here
she
had
but
ten
Ions
or
fuel
pas.
The
government
is
lakiugl(.on
cn.
,
joiumunisuc
aauaiiou
iiriuly
in:
Tin.
cargo
,i,.
nt
tlie
vessel
sists
of
two
year
fox.
natch
FUNERAL
NOTICE.
Women
oT
Mnosehearl
Legion
and
members
of
the
Loyal
Order
of
Mooso
arc
requested
to
meet
at
MeH'opole
Hall
at
1.15
on
Tuesday
afternoon
to
ut-tend
the
funeral
service
for
late
Sister,
Mrs.
A.
It.
Phillips.
con-
of
while
PUBLIC
MEETING
In
Westholme
Theatre
WEDNESDAY,
OCT.
14,
at
8
pm
Speakers!
HON.
A.
M.
MANSON,
Attorney
General
MRS.
MARY
ELLEN
SMITH,
M.L.A.
FRED
STORK,
M.P.
Seals
lleserved
for
Ladies,
Kveryhody
welcome.
OUT
PITTSBURG
HIS
CAMPAIGN
Yesterday's
World
Series
Baseball
Game
Won
4
to
0
by
Washington
World
Champions
Declares
Conservative
Members
Last
Year
Showed
Lack
of
Sympathy
With
Rates
Case
WASHINGTON.
Oct.
t2.
'
VANCOL
VF.il,
Oct.
t2.
G.
G.
ooose
Ooslin
and
Joe
Harris
McOecr,
Lib.
candidate
for
Van-each
touched
Frnil
Yde,
the
Pitts-1
couver
Cenjre
and
freight
rate
burg
hurler,
for
Inme
runs
in
counsel
for
the
provincial
gov-the
third
inning
of
yesterday's
ernnienl
during
the
past
few
same
when
four
runs
were
years,
i
carrying
the
war
into
scored
and
the
Washington
Sen-
the
camp
of
tlie
enemy
here.
He
alors
won
their
third
victory"
in
was
'al'
"
opening
his
cam-
he
World
Series.
The
only
paign
owing
to
having
been
en-seorin-
of
the
game
was
in
the
raged
in
his
freight
rate
work
al
third
inning,
the
final
score
be-
Ottawa
but
on
Saturday
night
he
ing
four
to
nil
in
favor
of
the
launched
a
broadside.
He
de-Senators.
.
i
dared
that
tlie
Conservative
"!an-Afler
the
fatal
third
inning,'
didales,
who
are
asking
re-elec-Pitlsburg
worked
two
more
'bin
in
Vancouver
shuwed
lack
pitcher
Jughandte
Morrison
ot
sympathy
a
members
of
the
and
Adams.
Johnny
Gooch
was
last
parliament
with
lSritish
behind
the
bat.
The
Washington
Columbia.
efforts
to
secure
battery
consisted
of
Waller
freighl
rates
equalization.
Johnson,
whose
pitching
again
MeGeer
is
opposing
II.
H.
puzzled
the
Pirates,
and
Iluel.
j
Elevens.
Johnson
was
Hero
1
1
was
Walter
.
Johnson'
second
vielory
for
Washington!
in
the
series
and
gave
the
Sena
tors
three
same
lo
one
in
ISii
winning
margin
and
caused
Hie
downfall
of
Kniil
Yde,
Hie
Pittsburg
southpaw,
who
was
withdrawn
afler
Joe
Harris
had
fol
lowed
with
a
second
homer
and
Joe
Judge
had
walked,
ll
wa
Ihe
second
circuit
clout
6T
Ilia
series
for
both
Goslin
and
Harris
and
gave
Goslin
the
record
for
the
most
home
runs
in
championship
games.
The
Pirates
gol
six
hits
oil
Johnson
and
had
several
clia
i-ces
lo
score
but
found
the
biu
veteran
s
'smoke"
and'
the
Sen
ators'
defence
invincible
in
every
emergency.
MAN
WAS
KILLED
AT
OCEAN
FALLS
Member
of
C.
W.
Arnott's
Dredging
Crew
Met
Death
Instantaneously
on
Friday
Word
was
brought
to
the
city
by
the
steamer
Prince
George
Saturday
afternoon
that
one
of
the
workmen
of
C.
W.
Arnelt's
dredging
gang
had
been
in
stantly
killed
on
Friday
morning
when
a
piece
ot
the
dredge
machinery
fell
on
his
head.
He
wus
standing
on
a
car
into
which
Uie
dredge
was
loading
material.
The
provincial
police
had
not
been
advised
of
the
accident
up
to
this
morning.
EASTBOUND
TRAIN
FROM
PORTLAND
WAS
WRECKED
ON
SATURDAY
HI.
A
LOCK,
Oct.
I?.
A
fire
man
was
killed
ami
ten
persons
were
injured,
four
seriously,
when
the
passenger
train
east-!
bound
from
Portland
wa
wrecked
near
here
Saturday
night.
TWO
TRAINS
CRASHED
?SIX
KILLED
A
I
IT
A
CTniTPV
championship
,bat4le.
.
OBe
more:
f
VI
l3
1
1
U
V1V
victory
victory
means
means
the
the
seeoml
second
sli-niuhl
straight
;
world's
title
for
them.
.
j
Gosliifs
home
run
with
Hire!
Only
Surv'.vor
of
Toronto
and
Stanley
llarri
on
bases
in
Hie
I
bird
gave
Washington
a
Is
Four
Year
Old
Child
Party
TORONTO,
Oct.
12.
Six
Toronto
residents
were
killed
Sunday
evening
when
the
Canadian
National
railway
international
flyer
from
Montreal
struck
a
motor
car
containing
two
families
just
west
of
Scarboror
.
Junction,
a
few
miles
from
the
'
city.
The
dead
are
Arthur
i!
Nicolls,
4'J
years
of
age
and
his
''
wife.
Hose,
45,
their
four
month
old
daughter
Shirley;
Alfred
j
Mould,
15,
his
wife
and
their
i
daughter
Huth,
12
years
old.
J
The
only
survivor
of
the
party
was
Hilda
Mould,
another
daugli-
'
ter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Mould,
aged
four.
'.
PREMIER
KINGNOW"
i
i
HEAD
ON
COLLISION.:
rom
(he
and
at
IphL
Ion
lllMa"it1tt
wot'tk
npiiuili
iiiiiiKA
I
when.
two,
passenger
trln;
crndied
head
on
15
miles
eusl.
of
here
Saturday
uijhL
WILL
TOUR
ONTARIO
SPEAK
AT
MONTREAL
pou
r
AiiTiiin,
Oct.
t2.
-
Willi
his
western
lour
completed
Premier
Mackenzie
King
returned
lo
Ontario.
With
the
exception
or
one
meeting
in
Montreal
the
Premier
proposes
tp
spend
Hie
rest
of
the
campaign
in
Ontario.
On
Saturday
he
spoke
at
Kainy
Hiver
and
Fort
Francis
and
today
be
addressed
ineelingi
here
and
al
Fort
William.
0
NOTICE.
,
u
Pursuant
to
the
Municipal
Elections
Acl
all
persons
desiring
,sto
bo
entered
oik
Hid
Voters'
List
for
thu
forthcoming
Municipal
I'.leclions
as
Householders
or
Holders
of
Trade
licenses
must
register
theft;
names
with
the
City
Clerk
during
tho
mouth
of
October
on
a
statutory
form
to
be
supplied
by
Ihe
City
Clerk.
The
City
Clerk's
oHico
will
be
open
-from
9
a.m.
lo
5
p.m.
each
.and
every
day
during
the
month
of
October
with
Ihe
execn-
ia.miw,
rtorlda,
Oct.
I?
-The.
The,
lion
of
Saturday,
when
it
engineer
wa
killed
when
thrown
will
be
open
from
V
a.m.
II.
cab
a..
1
1
..I
I
.1
I
....
I
Jk
i-
an
.
K.
F.
JOXKS.
CllytClerk.
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