ti,ng
.
nii
ie
nunc
tan
wiin
h
-ui
hi
west
iicmmi
Hie
govent-:iit
with
Ihe
Wel
represented
in
the
rultinel
Mill
fnrlhr,
p
-i.
1,
jHilirit"
could
be
carried
through
lo
fruition.
M
I.un.l
FMierie
Co..
a
mii.
enff
ctmrerw,
A.ul
VHIt.
del.
.
LTabor
,
a'e
anaiisieiiirnl
are
Mil?
made
'
for
a
reception
lo
Premier
.Mae
ikcnzie
King
tomorrow
morning.
warf
At
Jedvrqy
emed
yjy
ucm'Mll,,
.""decision
reserved
.tury
plant,
lopeiiier
-enot
mrw
ttl
went
In
Hie
liMitnin
f
The
h
hieluilert
15.-
''1
-alniftii.
about
?.,
"
it
ami
1.10
Ion
of
sell.
no
lHiiranee
on
Ihe
vrriitg
the
aeeUlenl.
The
ii,-
lM'tn
iii
operation
for
"am
awl
wa
one
of
Hi"'
f
it
kind
"it
Ihe
I
land.
'leiil.
II
1
thtnmhl.
wa,
In-
wharf
helnp
over-:
Worker
were
hny
in'
"
ry
at
(he
time
Iml
Iherej
!"
of
life.
!
f
Hie
arriileol
wafj
Hi--
My
lv
nalm:ii
aflerronri
J
CLOSED
SEASON
ALASKA
HERRING
Packers
Ask
That
It
Commence
at
Once
Insttad
of
on
January
1
xr.V'lTI.K.
.
'..
eallle
li
"ik
inii'keiK
iiniiounee
thai
li
iw
rottenled
the
l'llilel.
ulr-
Inn
Miu
of
fiHe
lo
or-'li
,i
i'IomnI
xea-on
on
hevriiva
'
ii
in
Aikuu
walen
lo
'
ini'ni'f
Monday
lnlead
of
on
Vi'iuber
io.
'
Tmi
rlott'd
f'aon
now
einN
on
i
"iarv
iumI
,ee
WukefieM,
'
Hie
larget
Ainerieiui
fin
vm,
.all
il
wa
felt
Ihe
ex-sifi
uu
tu-eensary
for
"con-Aii'ion
of
Hi1
fich
and
per-
pi,r
a
1011
of
Hie
industry."
ON
GRAIN
RATES
TO
THE
PACIFIC
COAST
OTTAWA.
OH.
?.
Al
Ihe
final
eion
of
III'
I
Ion
til
of
Hallway
lUt'ti-loioloner
hold
eerlay
eeiiun
wn
reene
101
Hie
sraiu
and
flour
rale
lo
tbe
I'aeifir
(wl.
whieli
hail
heen
apenlel
niol
argument
i
wliieh
wa
heartl
durnitt
Ihe
pal
few
day.
The
argument
lalel
for
three
daya.
the
laol
ilay
Iteing
oertipie!
largely
hy
the
province
of
Alberta
mid
Sakate-wan
wlio
.1
iiiioiiv
miippurted
the
i.r.lei
fr
eiial
rale
for
I'nnfir
porl.
uov
eminent
proHMilion
of
an
nlleijied
rruil
roinbine
appeared
in
the
Aic
I'.oiirl
Ihi
morning
reinaml
wntil
Tuesday
at
the
re-tliiesl
of
the
ilefeuce
wa
granted.
The
defendant
were
nllow-
il
bail
wl
3.00
each,
no
plea
beina
entered.
STOCK
MARKET
Daly
Alanka
Ininwell
I..
A
I
Ireinlr
Silvercresl
.
Surf
Inlet
11.(1..
Silver
.
Hiizcl(oii
....
Marninl
Motley
blalu
fladlonet
'..
Terminus
..
flranby
....
Howe
Sound
Silversmith
l.ucky
J
I
in
tJtacier
Hums
Indian
Selkirk
Mayvlew
Ihe
jMjIifp
rteorled
lu
the
where
the
mayor
and
reeve
of
the
lower,
SalUd
Salmon
And
Bo
Shook
mainland
will
he
invited
lu
meet
Lott
it
Jed
way
on
Wednss-
him.
day
I
Mr.
Kins
pak
at
New
Vel-
I
initiator
iii
Hie
afternoon
and
1
,k
.
I
elitn.ilel
nt
there
will
lie
a
monster
nni
.
..
.11.
tallied
y
the
meHing
In
Ihe
Arena
at
night.
4
Hid.
Aked.
1.2"
.
1.20
1.10
.17
.20
-2MI
.nit
H
.ni
i
.07?;
.85
1,00
.02
.10
i
....
.-'0
.25
4
.27
Vi
'.'
"...
".
10.00
21.00
.21
.2
m
.im
.ic
...
.2fH
.28
.18
.04
.00
.04
.04
.05
.09
TWO
MORE
BODIES
FROMSUBMARINE
NFW
LONDON.
Oct.
2.
-
Two
more
bodies
were
taken
Trotn
the
submarine
Mo
morning
after
divers
had
found
the
engiuo
room
flooded.
SPANISH
TROOPS
ENTER
RIFF
CITY
.MADIIID,
Oct.
2.
Spanish
I
room
I
hist
murium;
entered
Ad-
Jlr.
caiiilal
of
Adbel
Krim,
Ihe
lllfflati
leader.
WISCONSIN
WOMAN
IS
111
YEARS
OLD
TODAY
KKNOSHA,
Wis..
Ool.
2.
Mr.
I.uulse
K.
Capron
elebraled
her
1
1
llh
birthday
today.
She
hail
a
daIy
cold
plunge
until
past
Iho.
eumury
nnirK.
9
Boston
Grill
m
A
.....,
,
1
Large
lptair
Dining
Hall,
.
Afii
...
i
with
newly
laid
dancing,
floor
for
hire.
Stand
Royal
Hotel,
3rd
Ave
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN,
and
6th
St.
PRINCE
RUPERT
The
latent
and
best
for
the
MATT
VIDECK,
Prop.
least.
Phone
457.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
YOl.
XV
.
NO,
229,
pmxci-:
ni'pKUT,
n.c,
fiuday.
octohkh
2.
1025,
Vftttrtfty'i
Circulation
1MS
PRICE
FIVK
CENTS.
SITTING
OF
RAILWAY
BOARD
IS
CONCLUDED
COWPER
LIBEL
CASE
STARTED
YESTERDAY
AND
IS
PROCEEDING
TODAY
Great
Reception
Given
Mackenzie
King
at
Calgary
and
Preparations
for
Monster
Meeting
Vancouver
CALOAHY.
Oi
l.
2.
W
ild
Hie
mi.mic
ex.
cplion
if
Hit
Ut
.in'
ommi
air
meeting.
Premier
Markciuic
Kmg
addressed
he
i
.igrl
audience
of
lii
campaign
mi
i.ir
here
lnt
night.
Ik'
devil
with
the
luriff
and
tent'
wed
In-,
plea
tor
we-lern
ih'i
.turn
Willi
ii
view
In
enabling
the
government
lo
carry
.1
M-i-.
lie
xlmweil
rlrarlv
that
with
ilividnl
forces
nu-
WHARF
CAVED
111,
UIU
UJUU
,,.,
Vancouver
FRENCH
DEBT
IS
ARRANGED
Final
Meetlnn
of
Commission
Makes
Temporary
Aqree-ment
Covering
Five
Years.
WASHINGTON.
OcU
A
''inporary
iigreement
oveting
I'fiiod
of
five
yearn
wa
reach
ed
at
a
final
meeting
yetlerday
r'f
Ihe
Ameriraii-rreneh
debt
ciininUnloiier
for
Iho
funding
of
'In?
war
loan.
The
aifangeiiHMit
provide
for
annual
payment
of
10,iM)0,t)00
by
France,
which
will
be
considered
11
full,
cutrenl
Interest
on
the
lolal
debt.
FRUIT
COMBINE
CASES
REMANDED!
Ball
of
$5,000
Each
Glvon
British
Columbia
People
Ch.aro.ed
With
Price
Manipulation
VANtUHVF.ll.
Oct.
When
nix
of
the
llrilish
Colombia
ae-eiised
in
connection
with
(he
BUYING
LOGS
AT
MASSETT
INLET
Former
Local
Lumber
Man
Organizing
Business
of
Benefit
to
Loggers
on
Islands
J.
A.
OT'oimell,
formerly
ac-uunlailt
Hi
Ho-
I'rinre
Itupert
pru.e
Millc,
arriutl
here
on
the
rinee
John
tat
night
fruiu
Mas-etl
Inlet
where
he
i
making
nuilgeiiienlH
for
the
jobbing
uf
)
lo
Hie
Vaneuuver
in.irket
dr.
OTMiiioHI
ha
order
for
up
o
two
milium
fret
uf
lug
nuiiliil)
ami
he
i
now
lining
ti
oiiiier
up
lu
produce
them.
It
eipeeled
that
Hie,
first
barge
oad
will
be
bjeobvl
Uierir
bVorc
hrilma.
and.
;fler1hefjnah-f
latloil
is.
fculiUkl.
fl
JiJlded
lu
chip
a
hnrire
load
per
mouth.
While
definite
ari'angemeiit
hae
not
leen
made
il
i
eiteei-e.
ilmt
Ho
lleeate
Strait
Towing
4.'
larj;e
Hrumroek
will
traiiKport
Hie
luy
couth.
Airplane
and
high
grade
pruce;
will
he
uel
hy
the
Yaiicumerj
mill
and
the
lower
grade
nnd
liemlork
ami
cedar
will
be
taken
by
Ihe
pulp
mill.
i
I'iie
omrtnnity
affordetl
by
Mr.
O'ltoniiell
for
them
to
ell
log
f
liouhl
prove
a
boon
to
the
loyser
'
the
IIiimI.
There
i
al
iire-eiil
practically
no
log-
vinyi
going
on
in
Ma.elt
Inlet
ami
Mr.
OTionnelt
i
able
to
offer
a
!
prires
a
were
ever
paid
before.
Mr.
OTionnell
will
return
to
Ihe
land
tomorrow
ntehl.
BRAVERY
CITATION
FOR
TWO
POLICEMEN
i
SIlATTl.i:,
Oct.
l'atfolmeii
lo
Hush
and
Jand
wlio
capiureii;
Ihe
three
bank
robbers
1.
11.
i
Johnson.
Jauie
Fanning,
aliai
William
Mcr.ai'tliy
alia
William
ilallan,
uud
James
Kemjall
of
Chicago,
have
been
recommended
for
n
bravery
citation.
Hush
found
Johirsoit
in
a
woodshed
ami
Sands
captured
Callau
by
t-rnwIiiiK
umler
u
house
after
him
with
a
flashlvghl.
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Uoblo
Jones
t
unfa,
w
ih
hi
I
tilled
.Slates
amateur
golf
hampioiishp
cop
which
he
again
lipids
Cowper
Being
Tried
for
Libel
Vancouver
Assize
Court;
Case
Opened
Yesterday
Afternoon
VANCOl
Kit.
Oi
l.
2.
The
trial
or
J.
S.
Cowper,
ediloi
of
Ihe
weekly
publication
charged
with
ilefamatory
libel,
was
proceeded
Willi
yesterday
afternoon
in
the
assize
court.
The
charge
nruse
out
of
an
article
published
in
the
Saturday
Tribune
in
connection
with
Ihe
death
ofJauel
Jsmilh
,
on
1
July
2.
llefemlant's
counsel
advised
Ihe
court
that
they
wnuld&iti-mil
publication
of
the
edition
of
the
paper
in
which
the
story
alleged
to
be
defamatory
to
I.
1..
Maker,
employer
of
Janel
-
Smith,
published.
-C
-
.
was
GOOD
RECEPTION
TO
NICKERSON
ery
He
Paid
Visit
and
Alice
Arm
ti.
W.
Niikeison,
accompanied
bv
W.
II.
.Montgmeiy.
returned
'
The
chief
witnesses
of
tin?
af,
ternoon
were
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Maker,
the
former
relating
events
in
'ounccliou
with
the
Janet
Smith
rase
Mrs.
Maker's
evidence
cor
roborated
that
of
her
husband.
--
No
new
evidence
was
brotiighl
Accompanied
by
W.
H.
Montgom-
out.
in
to
Anyox
Anvm
'
.
STORM
IN
JAPAN
WAS
SERIOUS
HAPPENING
from
a
p.lilial
trl
lo
Alice
Arm!Thepe
Wcpfl
42000
HouM$
papt,
tlllll
.IH.)l'
IITI1I
ll'JIUII
llittltlt!
been
given
a
goxl
reception.
A
meeting
wa
held
at
Alice
Arm)
and
al
Anyox
they
met
a
great1
many
of
the
citizens
and
the
reception
accorded
them
was
very
encouraging.
C.
I'.
llyles
of
Ihe
logging
department
of
Ihe
Pacific
Mills
returned
to
(iri'iut
Falls
on
the
Prince
Ilillx'i
'
last
niulil.
ly
Submerged
In
Toklo
TOKIO.
Oct.
2.
Further
de
tails
of
Wednesday
s
storm
show
20
killed
in
Yokohama
ami
six
in
Vokostiku
by
slides.
Fifty
houses
were
razed
by
Ihe
slides
and
enormous
damaigc
was
caused
to
Hie
railways.
,
lu
Tokio.
42.00(1
houses
were
"r"v
submerged.
Hon.
Arthur
Meighan
Holds
Big
Meeting
at
Winnipeg
and
Talks
on
Live
Questions
of
the
Day
WINNIMKO.
f)e.
2.
Addressing
11,000
people
al
a
Conservative
rally
here
last
night
Hon.
Arthur
Meighen
devoted
much
tinie
lo
Ihe
ipiedn
of
railways
and
Ihe
lariff.
lie
reiterated
the
contention
that
if
Hie
railway
debt
continued
to
pile
up.
bankruptcy
or
amalgamation
would
bo
bound
to
follow,
lie
thought
Ihe
Inlltjr
would
be
hotter
than
the
former.
v
;
Speaking
tut
Ihe
railway
rales,
(he
Conservative
leader
maintained
that
any
adjustment
worked
oui
should
benefit,
.all
pails
of
I
lie
coiinlry.
On
Hie
tariff
he,
remarked:
'Follow
the
interests
of
Ihe
wtijjo
earner
ami
sou
tau
t
go
wru,ug."
Most
Important
Sitting
of
Railway
Board
Ever
Held
is
Just
Concluded
Impression
was
that
it
was
final
effort
of
big
interests
to
hold
something
not
rightfully
theirs
1
OTTAWA,
OH.
.
Hie
.--illing
oi
the
boanl
of
railway
rumiiii!ioiier
wlncli
Jia-
jiial
loiirliideil
wa
one
of
(he
ino;t
iiiipoitaiit
ever
heid,
teilaiiily
Ihe
niol
iiriorlatit
to
Iho
West.
Il
ha
been
a
t
might
fight
between
Ka.t
and
West
but
wh.tli
will
win
eaiinot
be
foiei-a.lel.
If
the
Vel
lose-,
it
i
certain
(hat
the
fight
will
be
continued
until
Ihe
Pacific
coa.t
gets
fair
treatment
from
the
railways.
Colonel
Thoma
Vien
look,
his
eal
on
the
board
for
the
lirst
lime
so
anything
may
happen.
(!.
..
Melieer.
Who
has
been
leading
the
fiht
Tor
Ihe
West,
-onltnucd
to
do
so
during
the
present
sitlins
atKl
lie
was
ably
Ducked
iiy
s.
.
Woods,
former
attorney
Kcneral
f
Alberta
and
Mier
counsel.
Hie
(iaims
of
the
West
were;
present
who
nerje
thi'jJnlr,"o
al
.Hie
'Aancijave.r
hear
EXTRACTION
OF
GOLD
SUCCESS
fully
discussed
ami
the
legitiimeyj
Good
Results
From
Cyanide
Proof
the
order
issued
by
the
two
cess
With
Black
Sands
Re-
t
ouimissFimers
'JfcKeovfii
and'
ported
by
Engineer
In
lx"i-.
OHCS'
Charge
Tug.
was
a
flacked
by
the
oppo-.
Complete
success
of
the
can-
'.ci:s
or
i
lie
western
route.
j
iue
process
lor
lite
extraction
oi
To
a
Mrilisli
ColumJjian
the
pure
gold
from
the
black
sands
rthole
an?uuteufs
seemed
like
a
0f
Mas?ell
Inlet
following
a
demand
on
the
arl
of
the
more
;nonlh's
lest
run
is
reported
by
powerful
interests
of
the
Kast
i:.
r.
Cabrera,
niiuing
engineer
in
juclinling
tire
Canadian
Pacific
charge
of
the
work,
who
arrived
Itailway.
the
city
of
Winnipeg,
from
the
Queeu
Charlotle
Is-and
the
Hoard
of
Trade
of
MVm-jands
ou
the
Wince
John
last
I
real
lo
hold
on
by
sheer
force
to'
night.
a
business
which
their
smaller;
Mr.
Cabrera
is
here
to
meet
neighbor
considered
was
his
John
M.
Tough
of
Niagara
Falls.:
by
right.
MOSTLY
AMERICAN
SAN
FHAiN
HSCO,
Oct.
2.
Harry
Jackson
alias
Jacohsou,'
said
by
the
police
in
be
wanted
in
conucidioti
with
a
25.000!
merchandise
theft,
wa-
arrested
last
night
and
hooked
et
route
to
Windor.
(miario.
LABORER
HAS
THREE
WIVES
IN
CITY
OF
TORONTO
IS
CLAIMED
i
(
UK
INTO,
Oct.
Sheffield,
a
laborer
yesterday.
The
poliri
has
three
wives
living
etil
part
s
of
the
city.
married
years.
within
a
period
of
well
known
Ontario
mining
man-and
one
of
the
discoverers
of;,
the
Kirkland
Lake
mining
wealth,'1
i
who
has
become
iuleresled
Ini.
CATCHES
ARE
SOLD
r
iu
"raw;
,
j
IIant
black
sands.
They
will,,
.
,
...
,,leave
for
the
Islands
on
the''
Most
or
the
catches
sold
at
the
;
J((in
lomorrow
nih,
fish
exchange-Hos.
were
morning
Mr
T(
havii
arrjm
from
American
boats.
While
hosf.or
m
,er(
v
lruin-
the
price
was
lower
than
yester-j
Hay
it
is
"till
tiiy'i
enougu
to
uc
profitable.
Sales
were:
i
,
American
!
Western
24,000
at
43.10
and'
0
lo
Cold
Storage.
'
.
j
Mars
iM'OO
al
13.70
and
C
lo
Cobl
Storage.
.
j
Eureka
Id.oon
at
13.80
and
ii;
lo
Mooth
Fisheries.
Valorous
lO.ootl
at
13.80
and
7
lo
Cold
Slorage.
tiladys
y.000
a
1
1
and
6
lo
Moolh
Fisheries.
Kastern
pom
,3onj
to
Hoyul
Fish
Co.
Canadian
Inured
II.
8.000
at
12.50
and
0
to
At
lin
Fisheries.
Inez.
II.
7,500
at
t
io
C"ll
Storage.
HARRY
JACKSON
IS
.50
and
0
ARRESTED
BY
POLICE
JEWELS
STOLEN
FROM
DRESSER
Daughter
of
F.
W.
Woolworth
Looses
Three
Quarters
of
a
Million
Dollar's
Worth
NFW
YllUK,
Oct.
2.
-When
Mrs.
Jaine
Donohue,
daughter
of
the
late
F.
W.
Woolworth,
stepped
inio
an
adjoining
room
in
the
1'laz.a
Hotel
apartment
Wednesday
night,
jewels
valued
at
750,000
were
stolen
from
her
dresser
drawer.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Donohue
lately
returned
from
Kurope,
and
were
'slaying
at
Die
hotel
while
their
home
was
lieiug
renovated.
The
entire
loss
was
covered
by
insurance
WILL
SUPPORT
PROGRESSIVE
Portage
La
Prairie
Liberals
Behind
Harry
Leader
Against
Meighen
WTNNII'lUi.
Oct.
2.
The
Liberals
oT
Portage
La
Pralrln
j
riding
decided
not
tij
nominate
a
2.
James
candidate
to
conlcsfj
the
ridlu?
was
arrested,
a,gaint
lion.
Arthur
Meighen.
claim
ho
.Conservative
leader,,
The
con-in
differ-
venlion
decided'
io'
support
Jhe
whom
be
caiidnlalure
of
lltirrv
Leader,
the
ten'
progressive
who
iMeitfU.
n
in
191.
defeated
Mr.