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DAILY
EDITIOH
Erections
Over
Without
Result.
The
elections
are
over
and
ing.
Neither
of
the
big
parties
sible
to
say
what
is
likely
to
happen.
Everybody
is
speculating!
on
the
outcome.
With
Premier
of
his
most
prohinie.nl
ministers,
how
he
can
carry
on
successfully
form
a
government,
ho
too
will
11
is
possible"
thai
another
election
''may'
be
necessary,
although
the
huge
expense
of
mi
election'
slioultl
deter
any
rab
move
with
lb.it
end
in
view.
The
cniuilry
has-to
pay
the
cost
and
meanwhile
business
stngnals.
.,
Possibly
by
the
time
Ihisappears,
the
leaders
on
both
sides
may
have
made
statements,
which
may
clear
the
air
'somewhat.
Conservatives
Elated
Over
Their
Success.
.'..,
'
It
is
very
clear
that
there
has
been
a
big
turnover
toward
Conservatism.
(Juehec
has
held
her
own,
relinquishing
only
four
seats
to
the,
Conservatives,
but
taking
the'
Country
as
a
whole
there
has
beeii
n
wonderful
change
,
of
sentiment
since
the
previous
election.
Yet
Ihe
landslide
lias
not
been
large
enough
to
place
the
Conservatives
permanently
fn
power.
Unless
the
Progressives
-and
Independents
supplirt
them
they
cannot
control
the
House
of
Commons
and
carry
on
the
government.
It
is
possible
they
yet
may
not
have
cornice,
although
it,is
difficult
to
see
how
Ihe
present
government
can
carry
on
under
the
Many
Are
Looking
'
V
,
For
Precedent.
There
have
been
few
cases
like
the
present
one
In
guide-
n
ih
prophesying
what
is
likely
to
happen.
In
British
Columbia
some
years
ago
there
was
a
case
where
a
premier
was
dismissed
by
Lieiil.-liovernor
Mclimes.
when
he
seemed
to
have
been
beateil
al;fthe
polls
liiilbe
'was
I
he
Usual
tiring
is
Tor
the
(ioveniniejit
to
meet
the
House
or
(lonti)ious.
befoie
resigning.
Unless
the
majority
agaiiisl
them
is
very
prouolinced.
In'tliiK.'e,'
Parliament
it
is
quite
possible
it
six
and
in
that
case
could
carry,
would
have
to
lie
found
for
the
the
goverlunenl
who
were
defeated.
or
newly
appointed
members
of
the
cabinet
would
have
to
go
back
for
re-efeelion.
Fred
Stork
Got
,
Splendid
Majority.
Skeena
showed
its
appreelalfon
of
the
services
of
Fred
nlork
by
reluming
him
againsal
lunch
larger
-majority
than
befoi
least
doubt
as
to
what
they
wanted.
While
in
some
polling
places
George
Btisbby
secured
mo
Jorilies
the
others
more
than
offset
any
such
local
leads.
Prince
Muperl
rallied
to
its
member
in
uie
oiner
pans
or
llie
disincl.
What
Mr.
Stork's
position
not
at
the
tune
of
writing
appear,
although
it
is
niiilc.
possible
he
may
be
on
the
opposition
benches.
x
Musrard
v.
Mustard
BS18
98
86
Friday,
October
30,
1025.
the
results
are
niot
disappoint
lias
a
majority
ami
it
is
inipo
Macke
nzie
King
and
a
number
defeated
il
is
difficult
to
see
and
if
Meighen
is
called
on
to
be.jii
a
minority
in
Ihe
House
severely
criticized
for
doing
o.
it-Hie
present
governuumee
may
have
a
liiajbrily
of
five'oi
)rj
oh.
In
the
meantime
seals
Prime
.Minister
and
members
of
the
head
of
the
poll
but
with
a
e.'The
'cfeclbrs
we're
not
in
the
gral
style
and
set
the
pace
for
will
be
in
Ihe
new
House
doe
w,tn
Add
wter
NEW
ZEALAND
HAS
ELECTION
Campaign
Warming
up
With
Polling
Day
Set
For
Next
Wednesday
I
WIXLIXliTOX.
X.Z..
Ocl.
ao
Canadian'
Press
.New
.ea-j
land
s
general
election
will
be
held
vn
..November
t"
and
the
campaign
will
be
sharp
as
well
as
short.
II
lias
warmed
up-cnn-J
siil..i-:ililv
sinee
il
miened.
al-
though
I
here
seems
not
to
be1
any)
t
lie
year
which
the
popular
im-outslanding
issue
before
the,
:nrinalinn
has
stamped
with
a
people
calculated
to
inspire
moro'
more
peruliar
character
than
the
than
the
ordinary
enthusiasm
of
an
erection
contest.
The
lleform
(Minisl'eriaU
Partes
program
emphasizes
the
importance
of
prudent
finance,!
business
administration,
,taxa
lion
reform,
and
the
promotion'origitiated
such
extraordinary
of
increased
production
by
closer
land
settlement
and
the
extension
of
scientific
agricultural
education.
iSo
far
as
Imperial
policy
is
roneeriieil,
I'rrmier
J.
"!.
Ooales
follows
previous
declarations
in
which
he
ha
.
emphasized
the
country's
loyal
attachment
to
(.real
Britain
and
her
readiness
to
contribute
toward
naval
defence.
A'
new
proposal
put
forward
by
Premier
Goales
is
the
classification
of
invoceupiifd
Mints
for
methodical
development
and
Ihe
experimental
use
of
unproductive
area
with
a
view
to
sub-miltiiur
schemes
of
overseas
sell
lenient.
The
program
of
the
Labor
party
embodies
numerous
ex
f
it
il
it
tit
a
gt
f
u
t
ntf
Attti
ii
an
ti
iii
I
particularly
the
con
I
red
of
lamfi
settlement
under
a
new"
"use'
and
hold"
policy.
-
Sir
Frances
Dillon
Hellt
who
has
been
attorney-general
and
a
member
of
the
Iteform
Hovern-
nienl
since
ils
inception,
is
re-?iirning
his
office
and
intends
to
visit
Kn
gland
in
March
next,
but
he
may
remain
a
member
of
I
lie
executive.
Sir
Francis
wa
premier
of
.New
Zealand
for
a
short
timee
after
the
death
of
Ihe
vet
eran
premier.
YV.
F.
Masey.
He
accepted
Ihe
office
temporarily
He
ts"75
years
of
age.
PRODUCERS'
ELEVATOR
IS
VICTORIA
PROJECT
Statement
Made
That
Wcrk
Will
be
Started
so
as
to
Complete
Work
for
Next
Year
VICTOItfA,
Oct.
.'JO
Construc
tion
or
Victoria's
first
elevator,
Hie
preliminary
plans
for
which
hae
been
prepared,
will
be
starteil
in
time
to
insure
its
completion
next
year,
it
was
an-
noiinceil
by
James
A.
Mooney.
president
of
the
Panama
Pacific
(irain
Terminals.
Limited.
.Mr.
Mooney
returned
to
the
city
from
Vancouver
after
making
preliminary
arrangements
in
romiurtion
with
the
elevator
which
is
to
be
carried
by
the
Panama
Pacific
drain
Terminals
Limited
al
Ogden
Point.
He
is
pleased
with
the
way,
the
project
is
moving.
The.
unfavorable
weather
on
the
prairies
and
the
election
campaign,
he
says,
has
interfere.!'
somewhat
with
pi-ogress,
but
il
Is
the
Intention
lo
proceed
with
the
erection
of
the
elevator
as
soon
as
the
final
plans
have
been
completed.
Mr..
Mooney-
is
very
highly
gratified
over
the
assurances
received
from
life
Canadian
National
Hallways
in
reigard
lo
adequate
trackage
at
Ogden
Point,
and
slips
and
ferry
facilities
for
the
movement
of
grain
lo
this
port
front
the
mainland
"I
would
like
it
In
be
clearly
understood
that
this
is
to
be
a
producer'
elevator,"
said
Mr.
Mooney
to
The
Times.
"The
.ureal
birtk
of
Ihe
slock
Is
being
held
by
the
farmers
who
natur
ally
will
see
that
the
elevator
is
kept
filled.
HOTEL
ARRIVALS.
Prince
Rupert.
Charles
Millar,
Queen
Char-loUe
City;
Mrs.
Albert
Jones
and
..
..
.
...
It
1
1
I
lm.1.1
1
r
a
i
lit:.
riHiiicjfiiir
,
.1.
l..rilVV-J
ford,
C.
Carinlchael
ami
A.
H.
KvaiiK,
Vancouver:
C.
W.
Uryan,
Winnipeg;
Mrs.
Paddon,
Quick;
Mboi
Paddon.
Quick:
Richard
Omley,
Hole
in
the
Wall;
A.
O'-Coiincll,
Terrace;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
I.
(I.
Ilavis.
fJaxion.
Central
;
H.
Frost,
Queen
Chariot
le
City;
I..
F.
Coles,
-dnn;
H.
Doerken
Fdmnnlon;
fleorje
.Monro,
Port
Fssinglon;
W.
Murray,
city,
HALLOWE'EN
IS
TOMORROW
Ancient
Customs
Were
of
Pagan
Origin
Connected
with
Druldlc
Faith
FAIRIES
AND
WITCHES
'Frolic
and
Fun
Prevail
on
Last
Day
of
Month
In
Many
Countries
There
is
perhaps
no
night
in
rvenilig
of
October
31,
known
as
All
Hallow's
Kve,
or
Halloween.
It
is
clearly
a'
relic
of
pagan
Mines,
fur
there
is
nothing
inf
the
ehiireh
'observance
of
tho
t-usuing
"lay
or
All
aints
io
nave
notions
as
are
connected
Willi
this
celebrated
festival,
or
such
remarkable
practices
by
which
Hallowe'en
is
remembered.
Third
Festival
It
is
the
date
or
Ihe
lat
.or
thre.
festivals
held
Jy
the
liruids,
who
in
olden
times
were
scattered
over
Northern
Kurope
Those
festivals
were
observed
on
May
1.
the
time,
of
sowiiur;
June
Jt,
the
season
of
the
ripenln
of
Ihe
crops;
itnd
October
31,
the
harvest
season.
One
of
the
religious
rites
of
Ihe
Druids
consisted
In
maintaining
through
Ihe
year.
immense
fires
on
stone
altars
erected
upon
eminence
in
honor
of
the
Sun
fiod.
On
the
night
of
October
31.
Ihe
Dmlds
assembler
al
Uie
altars
in
theli'
now-wrile
robes,
and
at
a
given
signal
solemnly
extinguished
the
fire
New
fires
were
then
kin
dled
in
the
belief
they
would
protect
each
homestead-
from
peril
so
lonsr
as
the
fires
re
mained
burning.
By
a
very
natural
lrnnsltb)ii
the
llallowe'ep
fire
enme
Iq
be
looked
upon
as
a
charm
against
evil
spirits;
and.
men
as
late
its
the
seventeenth
century
il
wan
customary
for
Ihe
fiHiner
lo
make
a
circuit
of
bis
aefes
bramlUhiHg
a
lighted
torch
and
chanting
or
sinuiing
some
dog
gerel
r!iyne
lo
protect
his
farm
from
evil
during
the
coudn
year.
New
Belief
Entertained.
As
the
Drtiidi
faith
faded
in
Hie
light
(!f
Christiainlv,
the
heathen
festivals
lost
irnicb
of
I
heir
grandeur
and
former
sig
nifiraiiec.
and
assumed
a
lowe
haracler.
Oradoally
the
simple
country
folk
eine
to
believe
that
on
October
31
the
fairies
forsno!
Ibeir
biding
plaees
to
dance
ii
the
forest
gfades,
while
witches
giddius,
and
oilier
evil
spirit
held
revels
in
deserted
abbey,
or
plotted
against
mankind
in
the
shadows
of
ruinous
castles
and
keeps.
According"
to
legend
jj
j
h
ttiratif
set
apart
for
Ihe
walk
ing
of
spirits
on
the
earth
plane
Certain
forms
and
ceremonies
have
come
to
tie
regarded
as
part
and
parcel
of
Halloween,
nut
and
apples
always
taking
a
pro
in
i
lien
I
pari
in
Ihe
festivities,
in
fact,
in
the
North
of
.'
Ciiglaud
this
night
known
as
"nut
crack"
night.
F.veryone
has
been
aiuus.d',il
.
the
Aipminucustom
of
duekiigW
jaibblifif
"for
tipples,
.
fnrnj
of
amusement
dearly
loved
by
cliihiren.,
Another
obi
custom
is
luteal
aVapplewblle.
slan'itlng
before
a
mirror,
and
the
face
of
one's
future
hushaml
or
wife
will
be
seen
reflected
over
the
right
shoulder.
There
is
an
old
ens
torn
of
hanging
a
wet
shirt
sleeve
by
the
fire,
and
walrhiiiig
it
unlit
midnight,
when
the
future
husband
will
turn
the
sleeve.
Burns
alludes
lo
this:
'"Tho
last
Hallowe'en
I
was
waukin'
My
drnukll
sarksleeve,
as
yr
ken,
i
ills
likeness
ci.ini'
tip
the
house
slaukiii,'
,
And
the
very
sray
breeks
n'
Tain
Oleni"
Lovers
Are
Tested
Brand,
in
hs
"Popular
Antiquities,"
ay,
"it
if
a
cuslnm
in
freland,
when
the
young
women
would
know
If
their
lovers
are
faithful,
to
put
three
nnts
upon
the
bars
of
a
grate,
naming
them
nfler
the
lovers
If
a
nut
cracks
or
jumps,
the,
lover
N
unfaithful;
ir
ft
blaze
or
burn,
there
Is
regard
for
the
person
making
llie
i
Hal:
If
the
nuts
named
afler
Ihe
girl
and
the
CATARRH
ff
lh
BLADDER
Jj4,
wain!
'H.'illlkM
'Til
1
1
if
iMirt
rtm
t9
ltuHirtafcunlTfnU
I
Qjlmaz,ement
That's
the
word
that
expresses
the
feelings
of
all
who
for
the
first
time
hear
His
Master
s
Voice-
I
Miss
My
Swiss
The
Kinky
Kids
Yes
Sir!
That's
My
Sometime
Waltz
Glow
Worm
Idyl
Nola
FK.VNK
CRU.MIT
THE
IIAITINEfS
HOYS
I
Married
the
Bootlegger's
Daughter
How's
Your
Folks-jnd
My
Folks
Red
Seal
Records
u
PI1IUI)F.I.PIHA
Smi'HONY
ORCHESTRA
Danse
Iacabre
Part
1
Danse
.Niacabre
Part
2
TITO
SCIIIPA
Rlgoletto
La
donna
e
mobile
O
Sole
MIo!
Hear
them
at
lover
burr,
together,
they
will
be
married."
.Such
arc
some
of
the
popular
fancies
allauhed
to'
Halloween.
Hut
frolic
and
fun,
fancy
and
pranks
make
the
night
dear
to
hearts
of
young
and
obi
alike
Much
real
fun
may
be
had,
but
Hie
foolish
and
destructive
prat--lire
of
stealing
gales
ami
dam-agiiw
properly,
etc.,
does
nobody
any
good
and
is
pointless
effort
on
the
part
of
Hie
hoodlums
who
indulge
in
this
form
of
sport.
But
all
may
burn
caudles,
bob
for
apples
to
their
hearts'
content,
and
find
as
iflttrh
pure
joy
and
fun
as
possible
on
All
Hallow'
Kve.
Ten
Years
Ago
ire
Prince
Rupert
October
30,
1915.
V.
I).
Tippens,
train
Jigent.
and
).
llerstlg,
eiigiiieer.
lost
their
lives
yesterday
when
a
fish
special
and
the
limo
freight
collided
about
'ZVt
miles
this
side
of
Kvvinlfsa
The
collision
was
a
rear-end
one,
Mr.
TipNonx
having
been
on
the
freight
train
and
Mr.
llerstlg
on
the
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