i
ii
n
vr
.liri
U1V1I
I
uuuijl
STILL
ASHORE
BENTINCK
ISD.
III-!
I'..
I'll-
hcind)
ahrc
a
i
.
I
.
i-
still
hard
every
propped
!
r
xiiflf
lime,
fit-
Pacific
Sal-
say
Iltal
a
the
high
tblr
JnjJU
III
lme
lo
m
-r
she
ran
Ik
mII-iIk-
I
hick
Uts
It,
r,,a.
l.fl.
!h.y
)
ii
'ii-
in
Hie
way
l
LAW
CHANGED
ouiq
nave
isacners
uive
aam
notice
at
Trust
but
Turn
Down
Compulsory
Exams.
1
'dtA.
Oi
l
10
A
pro-l-iabtih
compulsory
high
rhool
enlrane
-i.n
l.y
IDh
School
was
defeated
al
yelcr-i'iii
of
llir
II.C.
School
-
Association
convention
did
delegates
deliver
,al
examinations
i
a'
different
eon
de-a
h
cliiuatie
condition
varum
district
lif
Hie
aft
advoeulod
by
I
Ik
jis
members,
who
said
Di-.i.-i-
fAi
wu
q
grcal
ai
I..
student
writing
on
'
-
Ulerc.
v
solution
was
passed
ak
an
amendment
lo
Hie.
id
i
rniuwinjr
teacher
to
ir
notice
of
reslanallon
'
Ikihi
t
as
was
imposed
lie
latter
MANSON
HEARD
AT
TERRACE
Uorney
General
and
Fred
Stork
Given
Good
Reception
at
Meeting
Last
Night
TMIUACF.
Gel
10
There
wa
m'
crowd
out
to
hear
Hon.
M
MiitiMin
mid
Fred
Slork
nk
here
1hI
nlulit.
the
clpir
tt
lukeu
by
K.
T.
Kenny.
Mr
'
'
"on
was
in
pood
form
nnd
1
ade
nn
exreHnl
impression.
'
iberaU
linrc.
are
much
encmir-'
i-'cil
a
a
result
nnd
predict
a
i
d
tnajorlly
In
IhU
district
for
I'fi
Liliernl
cnniHdalc
BIRTH.
A
duuliler
wan
lmrn
In
Mr.
nnd
Mrs.
A.
P.
Dunbar,
Allln
Anue.
on
Oclobfr
1.
CANADIAN
FISH
ARRIVALS
HEAVY
William
K.
F.sliiwr.
live,
and
Levi
W.
farmer
Labor,
were
vesleiihiv
In
Went
llumiihrey
was
Cunserva-Humphrey,
nominated
Kootenay.
the
member
in
(he
Iml
House
of
Commons
Advertise
In
he
Dally
News
High
School
Hat
Complete
List
of
Officer
and
Committee
a
guarantor
of
llii
agreement!
for
Season
and
promise
lo
throw
their
force
j
'again!
art)
of
Hie
three
parlies"
The
High
School
student
have
'which
violate
ft
terms,
elected
then-
tudetit
council;
!
Later
Despatch
'and
oilier
officer
for
the
winter
I.IK:AHNi.
ti
10.
The
oaetUca-ow
11-
follow
:
a
unimlnl
h
"i-oriwi"
late'
I'rei-idenl
-1'crry
Itaixler.
Hii
aftTiiiMii
lv
dolrgaleA
to
Vlec-I're.
Alice
I'llUbury.
'lie
i
fcifnce.
winch
then
ad-j
Sec-Trru.
Y.
Kalruyama.
j
di
iimi
;
class
Representatives
(Srade
XII.
Tldy
Tile
awl
l.illiaii
Cru..
ON
MARKET
TODAY
and
Jark
Dean.
-
tdinn-lian
lraltlu.
predoiullt-
atfd
in
I
Ik-
iff-iui
at
lhe
Fish
Kxrhnj.'e
lln
iim.iiimi?
ami,
a
a
rvoiill.
tlien-
Ma
a
to
lrop
from
the
hiah
reronl
mark
ye-trt.
IMd.
Iioweirr,
wie
Mil
isfxr
lory,
aternainp
I5.jc
awl
fie.
There
w
only
one
American
beat.
j
rrlal
and
4ile
were
u
fol-j
American
Siika.
JH.iMMt
bi..
al
16c
aiwU
7c.
I
lhe
Canadian
Kih
A
Cold
Storage
Co.
Canadian
I:.
Lm-ell.
.SIHI
lb.,
at
15.15
nnd
Be,
lo
(lie
Dooth
Kisherte
anudUn
Co.
Aiken.
S.ltfWi
lb..
al
15.
le
and
fir.
and
Aaulilus.
H.onw
lb.,
at
1
5.3c
and
ftr.lo
tbe
Itoolh
Fii'li-rte
Canadian
Co.
KaOMi,
I7.nn
lb.,
al
15.e
nnd
lie,
and
Alii.
.50
lbs.,
al
lie
and
Itc.
lo
lh-
lnadian
Fish
V
r.'dd
Sloraae
Co.
Pair
of
Jack.
U.OHi
lbs.,
al
5.5c
and
(Sr.
Ui
Hie
Allln
p
spil.
fi.niMl
lb..
al
ICc
.mil
m,c.
to
lhe
Hoval
Fih
COUNTYCOURT
Edwards
vs.
Hanson
Case
Settled
In
Favor
of
Plaintiff
With
Consent
of
Defendant
Judgment
m
favor
of
the
idnlnlirr
with
c..nenl
or
till
de-fi'udiiut
has
Im-cii
tien
by
Judge
Youiik
'
H"
County
Court
in
the
case
or
Lmnia
Fdwards
vs.
Hert
Hanson.
The
claim
wsi
for
l
ioeriii)i
room
mil
and
money
loaned.
The
case
of
A.
J.
l'ru.lliomme
el
al
vs.
Frank
McDonald,
in
which
claim
for
li.'J
covering
louti
and
room
rent
is
made,
ha
been
adjourned
sine
die.
ESLING
IS
PITTED
AGAINST
HUMPHREY
nni
-rum
Nnmlnated
In
West
Kootenay
Yesterday
for
Federal
Election
QUEEN
MOTHER
ALIVE
(trade
XI.-
Jean
llricve
uod
Janien
Parker.
irli
X.
llMiniarv
Witiiu-
Grade
IX
A.
lleriiie
and
Grade
IX
II.-
Jnepliine
llearn'
and
Gordon
Viocick.
CominerriJil.
Vera
Smith
and
Maty
Dowthrr.
Literary
Society
Prcuklent.
Marjfaret
Herein,
her.
f
Kalouyama.
aW,
l'eire-enlalie!.
(frade
XI?T-
Hiehanl
Mottimer;
Arthur
Oadr:
X..
Cecil
Hacker:
IX
A
llrucf
Slevcn:
IX.
Jt..
WillNtni
Ctltio;
Coiiiiii:
Maude
Wyalt.
Girls'
Athletic
Ass.
President.
Laura
Friiiell.
-iveTrcav-
Kxelyn
Da
I
by.
Hfneenlaliei.
-
ML.
Xclln
Ulark;
XL.
Ada
Minzgolir:
X
kcne
lierson;
L.
A..
Fraiiee
Tremajne;
IX.
II..
Margarcl
Gil-
rhrlili
Coiiiiii:
Nirnua
itril.
Boys'
Athletic
Ass.
Pfe.
Alex.
Mitchell.
rca.
I
loli
Malhenon.
Ileiirei'rnlalixn.i.
XII..
Perry
llaislef;
XL,
Clarence
Thompson;
X,
111.
Waller;
IX.
A..
Kd.
Smith
(I
;
IX.
1
1..
Kd.
Smith
()
;
Com:
Harry
Walker.
Yesterday
Mi
Ilolhwell.
who
recently
made
a
iil
to
Hono
lulu
in
company
with
two
other
local
teacher.
?ae
a
lecture
on
Honolulu
to
f
lie
student
which
was
much
enjoyed.
LO.MKlX.
Oct.
Iti.
The
rumor
that
the
Queen
Mother
is
dead
which
persisted
in
spreading
throughoul
London
Ibis
moruiuig
I
officially
denied.
The
Dowager
Alexandria
is
cnjoyiit?
her
usual
good
health
daily
Inking
an
automobile
drive.
STOCK
MARKET
Hid.
Asked.
B.
C.
Silver
1.10
1.12
Daly
Alaska
.20
Dun
well
1.55
1.70
Hniellon
02
L.
and
L.
10
.17
Premier
2.25
2.20
llufu
'..
.17
Silvercresl
.
,10
Surf
litlel
07
.07
Vi
C.
P.
II
1
1H.O0
.Porter,
Idaho
.15
Gladstone
21
.20
Terminus
.10
'
Howe
Sound
....
23.00
Marmot
.4
.10
Granliy
....
.'.
16.00
Silversmith
.2
,21
Lucky
Jim
14
.10
Olnclrr
....
-
,20
.2t5
Indfan'
01
.00
Selkirk
"
01
.04
Ilayvlcw
05
.09
GRAND
BANKS
FLEET
HOME
Record
Catch
Made
This
Year
Amounting
to
27,482,000
Pounds
LUNENBURG,
N.S.,
Oct.
16.
The
grand
banks
fishing
fleet
of
,70
vessels
from
this
port
completed
the
season's
work
with
a
catch
of
245,373
quintals
or
27,482,000
pounds,
an
average
of
3,505
quintals
per
vessel,
the
largest
catch
per
vessel
on
record.
The
high
liner
was
the
i
schooner
W.
E.
Knlck
with
a
total
of
5,000
quintals.
LOT
OF
MONEY
NEEDED
25
TAXI
Ambulance
and
Boston
Grill
Large
Lpslair
Dinltjg
llall,
Service
with
newly
laid
dancing
Anywhere
at
Anftlme.
floor
for
hire.
Stand
Royal
Hotel,
3rd
Ave.
NEW
80DA
FOUNTAIN,
and
6th
St.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Tbe
latest
and
best
for
the
MATT
VIOECK.
Prop.
least.
Phone
457.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
Vol
XV.
NO.
2il
P1UXCK
Hll'EHT,
11.(1,
Fill
DAY,
OUTOUKH
l.
10S5.
Vttrdii'i
Circulation,
1,S0.
trt
StlM
603
PRICK
FIVE
CENTS.
I
RhPFAN
WIMTV
PAfT
WMl
TnnAV
viiva
uiiii
uuuuiu
i
i
i
niji
i
11111
11
ii
1
tfiyn
1
ENSE
FOGS
IN
SOUTHERN
PART
OF
THE
PROVINCE
HOLD
IIP
SHIPPING
i
r
c
n
li
act
ui
ijffcuritv
is
oipnea
nv
o
.
Germany,
France
and
Belgium;
Britain
and
Italy
Guarantors
I..OI
ll0.
Orl.
10.
Just
ut
the
armistice
ending
the
w.o
-Miry.
so
Goalie
were
adopted
eterday
which
piorme
'
int
.
At
loranio
elrrday
Germany
ami
the
sillied
,
proved
Hit?
text
of
u
Itliuie
part
or
security
'
designed'
.
:iiiM!tiille
llie
reopening
f
Hie
great
war.
'
Tf'
art.
which
will
he
initialed
today
or
Saturday
pledges
ine.
France.
Germany
Hiid
llclgiiim
not
Id
altack
or'
miothcr'n
territory
and
to
ulHaiii
frvm
war.
'.
TlTrll
UCCCCI
Grral
llnlain
nud
Italy
eland
I
ORGANIZATION
1
OF
STUDENTS
Lio-e
op
ol
lhe
Krein
b
uirinen.
Loh
a
d
Ter
.
.
w!i
.
will
lioiliv
Imp
o.T
j:
Hi.
,,
uxii-top
Par
New
Y-.k
tiighl
for
llie
2r,000
pnzr
'rrered
by
H..
niu
ul
Orteig.
hole!
magnate
Permanent
Grain
Committee
is
Appointed
and
Will
Include
the
Mayor
and
Chahman
of
Finance
A
n
1
1
ounce
an
ut
va
ni.tde
Wis
morning
of
the
ieroiiuel!
uf
the
perniaueu'
gram
committee
repre-enling
lhe
city
council
and
me
inuini
ol
HaUe.
llepresentiug
the
nly
will
lie
the
mayor
and
lhe
rlmirman
of
the
finance
conimitlec,
the
present
incuni-
Iienls
or
llio'o
olfu-e
being
M.
New
tun
ami
George
Casev.
The
other
nieihlw
will
be
M.
!,
Metfer.
Olof
HhnmUi
S.
D.
Mardonald.
J.
W.
icholls
and
J.
II.
pdKlmn.
The
work
of
the
toninultee
will
on
.
h
eC'y
ui
considering
wnji
and
menu
of
getting
grain
v..
ptj
'
-o
igh
ln
purl
so
Dial
llie
new
elevator
may
tic
utilised
lo
(he
fullesl
poiblc
extent.
,
It
ha
ten
promed
Dial
the;
sum
or
MO.niMj
be
raised,
half
lo
be
proideil
by
lhe
city
and
half
by
priale
subscription
fur
the
purjMt-e
of
eugasm?
a
good
reprecntalie
who
shall
bo
oul
after
lhe
business.
This
uge-tion
is
imply
tenlaiive
and
w
he
considered
by
the
I'omnin'ee
lhe
ounnultee
will
booe
its
own
chairman.
HON.
A.
M.
MANSON.
A'
:
or
Key
says
I)
for
y.'u
i
crumc
ui
and
by
in
a
f
H.C.
.
ccasonaiile
Miipir;
Hie
iuv-llial
supports
you
supporting
FtiJil
Shirk
support
yourselves
PRINCE
IS
GREETED
BY
MANY
SPECTATORS
I
LuNDOX,
Get.
10.
-
The
King
and
(jueen
and
ntlicr
members
of
i
tin,
Itnvjtl
I
amilv
nml
ttiousanils
TO
KEEP
UP
P.G.E.ilr
M",-'at..rs
(gree;ed
the
Prince
ii
Wales
on
Ins
arrival
at
Vic-
'alion
tins
afternoon.
VliriOHIA.
Get.
10.-Helween!,o,,a
two
and
three
million
dollars
j
will
be
necessary
to
keep
IbelFIRF
ON
WATFRFRfiNT
Pacific
Great
Eastern
Railway
in
firs(
class
operating
condition
during
the
next
few
years,
ac
cording
lo
estimates
of
tbe
srnv-
ernmeul
engineers
now
complet
ing
a
survey
of
the
condition
of
the
road.
STECHER
THREW
CANADIAN
CHAMP
I
-
AT
'FRISCO
YESTERDAY
SAX
FHA.MISr.G.
Oct.
10
A
fire
which
swept
the
wooden
extrusion
of
Pier
10
on
lhe
waterfront
endangered
Dire
ocean
goiiw
vessels
nnd
did
damage
to
the
extent
of
f$5,000
yesterday.
WRFTIINf
MATPH
T,,I!S
"linP
D'e
flrn
deparl-"lft''n
inenl
had
a
call
lo
the
reidenw
'
"'
lof
Mrs.
Glut
Hanson.
Taylor
SI..
WINNIPEG,
Gel.
10.-
In
mulch
adxertlsed
for
the
world's!clien.
a'
where
fire
broke
out
In
lhe
kll-
Sllpht
.damage
was,
done
beavyweighl
wrestling
eham-jlo
the
woodwork.
Had
l.not
piousuip,
joe
.icciier
iieieateii,
ticen
for
Mrs.
Hanson
s
pfi'sence
Leo
L'lleureux,
the
Canadian
of
mind,
there
mi:bl
have
champion,
in
two
straight
fall-,
tuoec
serious
rosul!
been
Vessels
Unable
to
Leave
Docks
Because
of
Fog
at
Vancouver,
Seattle,
and
Many
Other
Forts
VANCOLVKH,
Oct.
10.
This
port
is
fogbound.
I'assru-;
ger
line
si
heunle-
are
oadly
dislocated
between
V
ancouver
and
'
K-toria.
The
Eni)ie
of
15u?ia
was
held
up
lor
a
full
day
in
I
.-ieai
ui',:
for
the
Grienl.
'i
lie
steamer
K.
D.
Kingsley,
en
rou'e
here
from
Seattle
went
ashore
yesterday
afternoon
in
Howe
Sound
and
is
expected
lo
be
fioaled
at
high
tide.
SEATTLE,
Oct.
1.
Enveloped
by
a
murky
fog,
which
grow
denser
a
the
hour
pass,
the
whole
north
Pacific
coast
is
ui
feting
from
partial
paralysis
of
it
transportation
xystem.
j
With
sexeral
ship
aground
in
!
I
In-
foL'.
sailings
have
been
can
't
elled
by
a
dozen
different
jleamsliip
companies
and
liners
miano
log
nouna
ai
ineir
piers
at
Seattle,
Victoria,
Vancouver
and
other
ports.
I
WESTERN
TOUR
OF
I
'Ottawa
Citizen
I
Apart
from
the
outcome
.of
the
present
eleclion.
Premier
Mac
kenzie
King"
present
lour
llirqugh
the
West
may
help
to
lay
tbe
foundation
of
a
rejuven-
latisl
Liberal
party
such
as
Lau-
rier
lea
10
viciory
in
tow.
When
Mr.
King
look
office
ii
IJ-'I.
he
had
comparatively
few
leutenanls
of
cabinet
ealile;-
Iwho
could
be
ilescribed
a
young
(Liberals.
The
abler
minister
(were,
for
the
most
part.
eieraus
'of
a
former
Liberal
adminbtra-j
lion,
men
who
dreamed
of
the
glories
of
the
past
rather
more
!ihan
looking
forward
with
freshness
of
Liberal
vision
lo
llie
new
rusades
ahead.
The
counsel
of
lhe
elde-
lsiaieinen
has
doubtless
been
vfi
j
great
value
in
tbe
first
years
of
'Liberal
administ
ration
since
(Launer.
but
the
elder
statesmen
are
dropping
out.
Some
have
re-
ired,
others
are
ready
to
re-Ore
It
has
always
been
apparent
(hat
Premier
King
would
welrome
new
recruits
who
might
even
bring
some
of
the
leaven
ol
western
radicalism
into
the
Liberal
party.
I
II
is
probable
that
tbe
premiers
present
lour
will
have
an
important
bearing
on
that
leavening
inrocess
WIRELESS
REPORT.
8
a.m.
I
DIGHY
ISLAND.
Foggy,
calm:
barometer,
30.02:
leinperature.i
I3f
sea
smooth;
7
p.m.
spoko
steamer
Catala
passed
Lowe
Inlet
northbound;
7
p.m.
spoke
steamer
Hejlondo,
Thum
Hay
bound
for
Seattle,
08
miles
from
Ketchikan.
DEAD'
THEE
POINT.
Gvr.
ast.
fresh
southeast
wind;
bar
ometer.
30.20;
temperature
11:
sea
flioppy.
Ill
LL
HAHHGIl
aoudy,
calm.
barometer.
-59.9
4;
temperature,
17;
se'i
smoolh.
Noon
DIGHY
ISiaXD.
Pari
cloudy.
calm:
barometer,
30.0H:
temperature,
51;
sea
smooth;
10
H.m.
spoke
tug
Pacific
Monarch
lowing
barge
llicayen
aU'am
Kinabau
Nlatul
south
bound.
DEAD
THEE
POINT.
It
a
i
n
i
it
sr.
fresh
southeast
wind;
barometer,
30
20;
lemperalurc,
4D;
sea
round.
lU'LL
HAHHGIl.
Cloudy,
east
wind:
barometer,
2l.V2
temper
ature,
5t;
moderate
swell.
Major
L.
Hulloek-Wehsler,
formerly
of
Prince
Rupert
and
now
of
Victoria,
directed
a
dra-inalogue
reading
of
"The
Green
Goddess"
at
lhe
Vancouver
Hotel
this
week.,
Major
Hullock-Web-sr
look
lhe
principal
role
of
tbe
llajati.
COW
IN
ROAD
OVERTURNED
A
MOTORCAR
Two
Killed
and
Others
Badlv
MACKENZIE
KING
W
"tumm.
From
ronucai
iweeiing
WATKJtLOO,
Que,
Oct.
10
Two
people
wexe
killed,
one
fatally
injured
and
two
seriously
hurl
while
tw'enty
others
were
more
or
less
badly
injured
early
this
morning
when
a
motor
truck
leartng'
;
young
nien-fetJimhrg
from
Granby
afier
attending
a
political
nieeinsg
struck
a
cow
on
'be
road
and
overturned.
MANYVARIETIES
OF
CANDIDATES
Men
Appealing
to
Electors
Under
Various
Classifications
at
'
Early
Nominations
,
GITAWA.
Oct.
10.
Candi-
!
dales
were
officially
nominated
'
in
27
ridings
in
which
advance
)
nominations
vycre
recorded,
j
There
were
73
catadidales
noniin-
:
ateil
for
the
27
sVats.
Of
these
28
were
Conservative,
23
Liberal
and
13
Progressive,
three
Independent
Liberal,
one
Independent
Coneratie.
One
straight
independent
candidate'
was
also
nominated
in
addition
to
two
straight
Labor
and
two
Farmer-Labor
candidates.
In
Hrilish
Columbia
there
were
a
total
of
eleven
candidates
nominated
for
the
five
seats,
two
Liberals,
five
Conservatives.
.
two
Prosressixes,
one
Indeendent
Liberal
ami
a
Farmer-Labor.
In
the
Yukon
a
Liberal
and
Con-
servattxe
were
elected.
NOMINATIONS
THIS
PROVINCE
'Cariboo.
Independent.
T.
Conservathe,
J.
G.
A
Eraser.
ComoxiAlberni.
Independent
Labor.'
Allan
W.
Neill;
.Conservathe.
Thomas
D.
Culdicutt.
Yale.
Liberal,
Colonel
C.
Ed-sell:
Conservathe,
Grote
Slcrl-inf.
,
West
Kootenay.
Farmer-Lalmr,
Levi
W.
HuniplireyJ
()n-servative.
William
K.
rfsling.
Y'ukon.
Liberal,
It&berl
Lowe:
Conservative,
GeorgBHlack.
Tliomas
Lillle
tlieil.abor
can
didate
who
was
chosen
by
lhe
Cumberland
miners
lo
contest
the
seal
withdrew
in
lhe
Comox-At,.u
constituency.
WHALING
GUN
BURST
CGUIMIVA,
Oct.
10,
A
fire,
slartiiijf
when
a
gun
hurst
on
the
whaling
vessel
"Gunner"
destroyed
the
boat
near
Latourhe
Islund
west
of
here.