LATE
CHUCK
IS
SOLD
TO
U.S.
CONCERN
ANOTHER
RUSH
1
ii
ANTICIPATED!
Gold
Pan
District
At
tractive
Area
In
1926
k"I.i
district
this
se.i-tn-i
rush
of
men
into
a
probubly
exceeding
.f
-
moM'iiient
in
volume,
iiateil
by
officers
of
the
'("i
Transportation
Co.
k
'he
boats
up
the
likinc
in
Wrungell
b
Tele-
'-ck.
who
were
in
the
'day
on
Ihe
Princess
oliw
south
for
Hip
winter.
Sid
Harrington
nnd
Mrs.
,'on
uiiil
son
and
A
in
ltd
lii'
f
engineer
of
the
Par-
iionN,
were
passengers
Miuy
going
through
tii
v.
Andrew
W.
II.
imllh,
a)
iiKiuit
of
Hie
roiivpany,
In'
Mary
here
and
will
con-south
on
Ihe
.Princess
no
'his
afternoon.
DOCTOR
RODE
200
1
1
1
in-
ill
MILES
TO
PATIENT
ARRIVED
TOO
LATE
WILLIAMS
I.AKK,
Out.,
Oct.
Siim'iiiiiiii'il
I
iv
leleiibone
to
:,d
Mollic
Soolyn,
a
twelve-old
Indian
girl,
who
shot
i;
"If
while
playing
wild
a
'!'
i'r
at
her
parents'
home
""P
SI
Oiilislan.
Dr.
1'.
W
1
liiirlKr.
,,r
Alexis
Creek
rode
00
tulles
by
aulomobllo
and
'"'..
to
fn,d
the
victim
had
died
'n
hour
before
his
arrival.
'
fllleluist,
who
bus
been
on
"
,'P
to
Vancouver,
returned
b
'"I'y
on
the
Prince
fieorge
iiorumg.
Will
yon
be
tf(Hl
enough
on
my
behalf
In
rotivey
lo
the
people
of
Prince
lluptrt
Oily,
and,
at
well,
of
the
entire
constituency.
Hit'
assurance
Dial
the
Conservative
Part?
in
Canada,
and
myself
as
II
leader,
follow
with
the
keenest
interest
Ihe
development
of
tin"
Prince
llupert
Port
and
of
I
In-
enhre
northern
and
central
llrilili
Columbia.
Priori'
Itupert
al
and
Timber
Propertlet
onj
(s
,,,,
of
our
young
Canadian
SUdtgit
Inlet
Said
to
Have
Chsnged
Hand
K
Ml
.
rl.
St.
W.
C.
ii
I
s..
or
the
firm
of
M
.rcgor
of
Victoria
cities,
nnd
a
such
rightly
dp
miid
of
the
Parliament
of
Canada
lu
W
icpnsldcrcd
in
all
matter
f
ivifLllr
pirtley
and
ul
federal
adiiiluUlratlun.
Willie
vpihiVwJ
lo
wasteful
ex-
a
iirtj
of
i,u-iifpf.niinniTs1iiln'ro.
vhrthehr
Slate
l.liu-k
Umi:j,.pr
Canada.
WVntern
t
aii-Iding-.
here
This
mfo,
r
Central
Canada,
we
Ihor-,,ld
,(
thn
mine
lHlUuy
rellte
the
nerd
f
!
illkllil
lo
llll?
!
ll"-.
iiuincfr
imrltoo
nf
(illr
Mllllllrv
Hon.r
of
Hint
constituency
on
(he
-.'Olli
or
Ihla
nionlh.
You
nwiy
altsolutelv
di'itend.
and
those
who
having
rewarded'
u,,,,or
ou
may
abolutply
de
who
remained
in
the
pend
upon
Hie
most
sympathetic
and
praolical
po-operuUon
with
yon
in
all
your
efforts
on
behalf
of
your
roiistiluenls
ill
Skeena
lidinK-
Yours
very
sincerely.
sgd.
it
riR
a
mi:iuiiio.'
h"nalrp!
and
Hip
iierpfily
of
KOern-
k
n
mil''-
ntpntal
ro-otpraho4i
with
the
arlnttp
CM)
on
skMl-i
if
of
IIip-p
di-lrictt
In
ovpr-j
jffimiMK
the
diffirullips
Ihpy
!iirU
of
Hip
lux
riii-irmHPr.
our
only
ipin'
will
he!
uill.
trfftltl
in'
a..
...
......til
...
ik
ILri
mot
pffpcllv
MHiMHPr.
Ihat
is.
..
.
.....
.in
a
nwniipr
which
m
K'"'
llpl
arlual
nulU
for
the
nplf
jand
for
Hip
dMrieU
concerned.
i
TIip
pari
!U
have
played
per-!
i.onally
a
a
ciliien
of
the
I'mirc,
filliipvil
C4jiiillluency
i
wciii
known
HiroiiRliout
Hie
rountry
in
jcpiipral
and
I
tdiall
for-
puecesi
Obtained
by
Proepcclort
,W-Hr,
with
confidence
to
your
rc-
Thli
Year
Expected
to
Make
l(nni
a
member
of
Hie
peilernl
GILLIS
MURDER
CASE
PROCEEDS
Boat
.YIOTOItlA,
Oct.
2L
The
de-leijsjx
or
Charles
Morris
who
is
....
ttt
churned
wtlh
the
murder
if
I
!.i
nl
nili
(iillls
of
the
Ibiuor
schooner
Heryl
l.
during
a
hi-Inrkii.ir
raid,
told
on
the
witness
Uland
last
night
that
he
admitted
the
sub-lantlat
truth
ot
Mium-tiiw'
evidence.
He
confessed
Hull
III,
xx-iis
II
nuMulMr
f
the
III
tin
wiliu's
Imil
Jin
n"P
I""
V
.
said
up
lo
the
nlht
,r
miinler
but
swore
lie
was
partly
ilruiik
when
the
party
boarded
SlromUlns'
boat
at
Cadhoro
Hay
the
same
night
and
had
gone
to
.i,.,...
immediately
and
did
nol
II
U
11
ken
mil
il
about
six
next
morning
when
Ihe
boat
was
a
few
iiiins
from
Anacorles.
Of
Slromklns'
evidence
Morris
siit.l:
"
the
man
Is
dreaming
or
be
Is
rra;.y."
Advertise
In
ths
Dally
News
TAQQED
SALMON
WAS
TAKEN
AT
SKIDEQATE
CAME
FROM
OREGON
iKIIi:(i.Ti:.
Oil.
;'.
A
dog
hIiiioii
wa
,fau;jlil
in
Skhlfgule
Inlet
on
cp-IriiiUer
ID.
I'J2j.
wliirli
wa
lasted
off
the
coat
of
'inuiiii
i"i
July
i6,
ltii'5.
ORE
CARRIER
IS
ON
ROCKS
jMotorshlp
Fairbanks,
Outbound,
Piled
up
on
Bishop
Point
,
Last
Evening
,
WILL
FLOAT
SOON
Proceeding
out
aflrr
having:
been
in
port
yesterday
afternoon-discharging
cargo,
the
inolorshio
Fairbanks.
Cap!.
McDonald,
en-
gaged
in
carrying
palladium
concent
rales
between
Ihe
Salt
Chuck
Mine,
Alaska,
and
Prince
Itiipert.
ran
on
Hip
rocks
on
the
high
tide
at
G
o'clock
last
exciting
al
Hishop
Point
in
Mella-kntla
Passage
Just
outside
ot
Mellnkalla.
The
vessel,
which
u'ii
rimiiv
was
mil
in
ai
uuii
.w,mJM'd
in
the
dark
and
Ihe
im
.
u
u
or
r
Strom
.
.
!
Morris
Admits
Much
f
,
kin's
Evidence
But
Claims
.
..
.
.
U
Was
Aseep
in
...
Im
iumI
'iilmrd.iv
lie
fore
the
tide
will
be
hiah
enough
jUKlLL
fUR
bULU
111
lo
float
her
off.
The
vessel
listed
ovoj'
but
sustained
little
damage
and
the
crew-
is
slaiiding
by.
Capt.
Alfred
Swanson.
with
the
Prince
niipeit
Hoathouso
boat
tint
again
lids
afternoon
and
will
probably
pull
the
tiff
when
condilions
arc
favorable
She.
Is
believed
lo
be
In
no
danger.
The
Fairbanks
arrived
in
port
from
Ihe
north
al
noon
yesterday
and
discharged
500
sacks
of
ora
for
Iratisshlpiurnl
Hash
over
the
Canadian
National
Hallway
to
Irvlugton
smeller.
Nexx
Jersey
,
William
Sloan,
manager
of
lh)
SKATTLI.
CASSIAR
DISTRICT
as
?H
pcC-
nan.
Outfits
are
being
freighted
in
lo
get
lo
bedrock
this
wilder.
'
.
STOCK
MARKET
H.
C
Silver
Diiuwcll
...
(iranby
....
I,
,
and
L.
.
Marmot
...
Daly-Alaska
mine,
Is
a
passen-;
Porter
Idaho
ger
on
the
Prince
Oeorge
loday
Silver
Crest
going
Ihrough
from
Vancouvec'Termlinis
to
Stewart.
illowo
Sound
Hid.
1.32
1.
10
I
o.r.0
v.i
l
-,ilo
2vS,50
Asked.
I.
to
1.17
.10
211.50
TAX
Boston
Grill
25
and
l-Ml
AmL.li
'-iltiHry
mum
niuuuie
,
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
Servlc
"'".Ufinr,,
Alfa.'
with
newly
laid
dancing
Anywhere
at
Anytime.
floor
for
hire.
Stind
Royal
Hotel,
3rd
Ave.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN,
and
6th
81
PRINCE
RUPERT
The
latest
and
best
for
the
MATT
VIDECK,
Prop.
least.
Phohe
467.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
XV
NO,
2IH.
'
y
d,
PHINCi:
Itl'PKIlT,
B.C.,
S,VTl
ItDAY,
OCTOHKIt
lU2o.
YMttrtfay'i
Clrculdlon,
147S
trt
393
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS.
MESSAGE
OF
MEIGHEN
TO
SKEENA
RIDING
i
HUNDRED
CARTOKRAINA
DAY
NOW
ROLLING
INTO
VANCOUVER
BY
C.N.R.
Mr.Meighen's
Message
to
the
Skeena
Riding
The
following
lellcr
ha
been
received
liy
llic
Conservative
::
;lc
Iroin
Ins
leader
in
the
ptesVnt
caniaigii:
On
truin,
October
X,
IU-Ti.
M
Hnhlt:
Tue
gitatcul
regret
I
have
in
respect
of
this
Western
lour
Mm1
fact
Unit
the
committee
in
charge
of
same
found'
mjiosible
lo
arrange
the
route
so
u
lo
include
u
visjt
Huperl.
On
previous
ocrusions
il
who
not
possible
for
lar
north.
Mini
I
liuij
1
1
1
1
1
.
made
up
my
mind
to
go
urn
ul
the
sacrifice
of
two
or
three
days,
but
my
'ml
desire
in
tin
rcganl
whs
over-nilcd.
Pretty
Young
Girl
Turns
THOUSANDS.
LOSE
LIVES
Terrlfl.c
Cyclonic
Storm
Sweeps
Persian
Gulf
40
Boats
Sunk
KARACHI,
India,
Oct.
24.
Forty
vessels
were
sunk
In
the
Persian
Gulf
In
the
worst
cy-
.
:
,
..
.f
Bandit
and
Ties
Up
Taxi
Driver
Taking
Cash
and
Car
VANCOL
VKIt.
Oi
l.
21.
Jack
Singleton,
taxi-driver,
was
held
tip
last
night
by
a
pretty
young
girl
and
her
escort
whom
he
had
driven
out
to
Point
(irey.
They
frisked
away
sK
dollars,
which
was
all
the
money
he
had,
man
lied
him
to
a
vacant
lot,
tied
him
to
a
tree
with
his
hand-fastened
together
and
then
left
him
and
dime
away
in
his
car.
Singleton
broke
away
from
the
tree
and
a,
resident
of
Ihe
district
loosened
his
hands.
He
then
notified
the
police
who
round
the
taxi
abandoned
in
the
downtown
section
or
the
citv
this
morning.
YUKON
WILL
Say
Bob
Lowe
Will
Capture
Federal
Seat
From
Capt.
Black
1
GO
LIBERAL
People
Coming
Out
From
North
AcioidiiiK
to
Yukoners
who
were
in
the
city
yesterday
after
clonic
storm
In
the
memory
!'""'
Hie
Princess
Mary
going
of
the
present
generation.
Messages
from
Bushlre,
Persia,
estimate
the
dead
at
from
one
to
seven
thousand.
south,
indications
are
that
Hob
'
erl
I.owe,
Liberal
candidate,
will
l
lie
Ihe
winner
oxer
Capt.
(ieorgc
Over
Hundred
Cars
of
Grain
Daily
are
Being
Delivered
by
National
Railway
to
Vancouver
WINMPKU,
Oi
l.
More
lhaif
fiTty
thouanl
grain
cars
'onlaiiiiiig
a
total
of
(18.
i
00,000
bushel
of
grain
have
been
loaded
at
Canadian
National
points
in
the
wotern
region
up
to
midnight
October
22,
according
to
the
weekly
grain
lignie.s
issued
todav
bv
the
Canadian
National
HaiKva.
Of
this
total
!
2.0:t0.000
had
been
delivered
at
Vancouver,
where
daily
deliv-
enes
by
Ihe
CN.lt.
are
now
in
exce.-
of
100
car.
At
Ui'h
date
lal
year
700
car.-
had
reached
V-uncouver.
Total
loadings
fince
the
opening
of
the
!:?.
grain
car
on
AuiiuM
1
are
more
Mian
twice)
:
lirt-e
of
Hi''
rame
period
in
IK-1
and
uliow
an
increase
of
more
than
three
thousand
cars
ovei
the
loadings
of
the
l'J23
period.
While
delixeries
at
Vancouver;
liaxe
sliown
a
trpineinlous
pain
those
at
Hie
lieail
of
the
lakev
also
show
a
substantial
increase
over
Ihe
t'J2S
figures.
During
the'
4-
BROKE
WINDOW
WITH
A
MALLET
AND
STOLE
RINGS
LONDON.
Oct.
-M.
-While
I
h
e
fashionable
shopping
dislricl
or
London
was
crowded
this
morning
a
young
man
using
a
mallei
broke
the
window
of
a
leading
jewelry
slore
and
escaped
with
rings
valued
at
30.000.
POLLING
TO
BE
IN
Illark.
IVuiservatixe.
in
the
fed-:
officer
and
ll.
v
nson.
pon
cierh..
eral
election
next
week.
If
this
turns
out
to
be
the
case,
il
will
ineiin
that
Yukon
seat
will
turn
over
from
the
Coiiservalive
lo
the
Liberal
side
constituting
an-cther
gain
for
the
Mackenzie
Oct.
21
Dispatches
King'
government.
from
Tchwraph
Creek
indicate
Mr.
Lowe,
who
is
well
known
Leila
II..
went
out
lo
Ihe
scene
ofitimj
nian.v'
miners
in
the
Cussiarlio
many
people,
in
Prince
ltuperl,
the
slranding
and
spent
the
moslhiisii
ict
will
spend
the
wilder!
is
a
pioneer
or
Hip
Yukon
and
of
the
night
there
ready
to
givo!
drilling
for
coarse
gold
on
the.
has
been
in
business,
Tor
several
assistance
If
possible.
He
went
Clearwaler
which
runs
as
high
years
al
While
Horse
Where
he
is
still
located.
He
is
extremely
mimiliii
Cniil
Ceiirink
Htnekt
OLD
COUNTRY
FOOTBALL
ENGLISH
LEAGUE
Division
I.
Hirniingliam
t.
Leicester
Cily
1.
Hlnektnmi
11.
1.
Notts
County
I.
Hury
2.
Astim
Yitla
3.
Cardifr
Cily
0.
Manchester
U.
2
Kverton
1.
Leeds
United
2.
II
udders
field
0,
Newcastle
1.
Manchester
City
8.
Hurnley
3.
Sheffield
fnlted
1,
Arsenal
0.
pracliseiF
law
iii
Dawson
berore,
f
nndeilan.l
2.
Hollon
W
1
the
war
but.
aflcr
relurnlnw-iroiit
the
fri'iit,
established
hiinself
in
Vancouver
making
yearly
visits
to
the
Yukon
In
his
capacity
a
tueniWr
for
Ihe
riding.
Among
130
northerners
on
the
Princess
Mary
yeslerday,
most
of
whom
w
ere
on
I
heir
w
ay
out
for
Hie
winter,
were
Mr.
Peler.
oioneer
Dawson
Jeweler,
and
llerberl
Wheeler
of
Skagvvay.gen-eral
mitua?er
of
the
White
Star
A
Yu!ou
Uailxvay.
t'ottenliiim
3.
Liverpool
I.
West
Hroniwich
7,
West
Ham
1
'
SCOTTISH
LEAGUE
Division
I,
Aienlrieonlans
2.
Hamilton
I.
Clydebank
2.
Haitli
Hovers
3.
Cowdenbeath
I.
St.
Mirren
I.
Dundee
I'.
3,
Kilmarnock
1.
Falkirk
2,
St.
Johnstone
I.
Hearts
3.
Pariick
Thistle
0.
:
Morton
0,
tleltrc
5.'
.Mollipiwelt
I.
Aberdeen
I.
y
Oueen's
Park'
2.
Hibernians
0.
Hangers
1.
Dundee
2.
CONSERVATIVE
CANDIDATE
IS
BADLY
INJURED
week
0,711
cars
were
deliered
at
the
lake
port
asrainsl
U.'Jld
iujColdlcutt
Thrown
From
Speeder
the
same
period
or
PJ24.
t?hip-j
on
Loflglng
Road
and
Is
In
iiients
from
the
lake
ports
were,
Nanalmo
Hospital
30
vessels
containing
13.37
1.000
bushels
against
l(i
vessels
with!
NA.VMMO,
Oct.
21.
Thomas
l0t3'J3,00ii
bushels
in
the
cor-.
Coldicutt,
Conserv-atiVe
candi-lespondin?
week.
jdate
in
Cjntox-.lbenVi
Is
in
the
'
,
hospital
here
as
the
result
of
'.
injuries
received.''
near
Meniies
Hay.
whcnwlWiiv5rTtadpeeoVr"
on
which
he
was
riding,
struck
a
fallen
free
and
was
derailed,
pinning
the
candidate
beneath.
Mike
Manson,
M.L.A..
who
was
(
;
with
him
was
slightly
hurt.
i
ABDUCTION
CASE
Six
.Men
Will
be
Tried
Next
Week4
For
Complicity
In
Detention
Wong
VANCOL
VKIt.
Oct.
"t.
True,
THIRD
AVENUE
STORES!';'"
-ere
returned
by
,.,e
Orand:
.
Jury
against
six
defendants
ini
Building
Formerly
Occupied
by
Teetzel
Corner
of
First
Street
to
be
Used
Upturning
officer
Mortimer
has
arranged
for
polling
to
take
place
in
the
vacant
stores
at
the
corner
of
Firs
Sstreet
and
Third
Avenue,
one
or
them
formerly
occupied
by
TeeUel
and
the
other
bv
(be
Asia
trading
Company
An
advance
poll
will
be
held
on
Monday.
Tuesday
and
Wednesday,
October
20,
27
and
2!$
lor
sailors,
railwayinen.
and
commercial
travellers
who
are
unable
to
be
in
toxvn
on
polling
day.
It
will
be
between
Ihe
hours
or
7
and
10
eacli
evening.
J.
O.
Johnstone
is
deputy
returning
(the
Wong
Foon
Sinjr
case.
They
were:
Oscar
llnbiuson.
abduction
)
i
private
de-
lectivp.
William
llobjnson,
son
GREEK
TROOPS.
of
Oscar.
John
Munlock,
chief
of
Point
Ofty
police.
Percy
KirkJiam,
sergeant.
detective
of
Point
Orey.
II.
O.
Mi'Donabl.
Point
Orcy
police
commissioner.
J.
.S.
Cowper,
editor
Weekly
Tribune.
The
trial
before
a
petty
jury
will
proceed
next
week.
STILL
ADVANCE
Occupy
Territory
Seven
Miles
Deep
on
Thirty
Mile
Front
Sofia
Says
SOFIA,
Oct.
2lv
LniTgo
con-limcnts
of
Creek
troops
con
tinue
lo
be
sent
forward
across
the
Hulgarian
border,
the
Uni
tarian
telegraph
agency
announces.
The
government
says
Ihe
(reeks
have
pierced
Hulgarian
territory
to
a
depth
of
seven
miles
along
a
thirty
mile
front.
THREE
KILLED
IN
A
BVTTLE
BETWEEN
BOOTLEGGERS
TODAY
NKW
YOHK,
October
21.
Three
men
were
,
killed
In
whar
Ihe
police
describe
as
a
battle
between
bootleggers;
in
Ihe
basement
of
a
rooming
house
line
this
morning.