PROGRESSIVES
ALMOST
ELIMINATED
No
second
general
election
desired
so
inde
pendent
groups
will
vote
with
the
government
iTl
Y
.
OH.
:h.
All
Ihe
relnm
are
not
cl
in
and
i
went)
coHliliieurie
In
hear
frntn
it
i
iniHisible
i
hni't'ly
what
wilt
he
Ihe
final
nili
nic
of
the
election
:t.
The
Conservative!"
hate
wilhui
lunr
or
five
of
.
r
all.
(nil
it
i
hardly
txHd
the
wilf
pel
the
re-tiidrr
lo
gtc
tin1
in
niajorit)'.
In
Ihe
meantime
ft
holding
on
in
(he
l'riiiierlnp
and
limy
eon
Unite
:t
K'Utii
infill.
Nothing
iit
certain.
I
here
are
a
doxen
I'fCdiHT
an
havfl
if
lit
wiidie
IhiMH
and
whether
he
rvrtrvsinrv
iimir
UKUNfcK
JUKY
GIVES
VERDICTS
.
.
A
M
m
M
II
.
iruia
DBnntin
11
n
inp
rri
inn1
Inary
Trial
on
Murder
Charge
Today
Vr,
n
l-.Il.
Oct.
.
Th
imi
which
lniDpaliil
of
I'.vedosikoiT.
Ibc
-:i
ir
on
the
steamer
i!
.tU
early
Wednesday
vpstenlay
returned
n
'
il'
iiiu
due
lo
h
iiM'l
v
a
Mpmul'.
Ilarol.
who
will
eofin
op
f"i
av
nraiing
mi
ii
i'liar'
loilay.
II
rtinn
immii
H
Akl.Hll
Wl
I
H
mm
A.
all
lliJil
I
I
1
1
A
A
TAKING
MONEY
rnniAMA
.
e
nBMku
n
onhl
from
New
York
In
Answer
to
a
Warrant.
1
VVi.
il
Y;H.
Del.
30.
II
J
it
i
rrn
i
i'iI
in
Xv
Y'O'k
or
ui
ihnrglnit
11
in
wil'ii
'
ii
f.MiMM-.Hinii,
iiii,ari''l
il
.
o
i
niu
l
toihiy
iiml
wn
-
ilril
until
NoiMilier
11.
'
:
i.
nllctii'il
to
lmve
ron-I
Urn
own
ue
aproxi-v
t:
linn
of
the
fuiul
of
I
ho
v
lotiHiiltilati'il
MmiiiK
it
lMiniiany,
with
whom
a
i'tiiiliiyc'l.
V
i5
m-
Shaw
reliirncd
on
1
lie
a
asi
night
from
Vancou-llc"
lorahng-
in
the
Km
nor
y
ami
Ii
ii
h
come
north
to
'
iirraiiBeiiienlM
for
it'r-t;-!-i
v
moving
miiiIIi
in
Hit
l
fltllll-n
Mi
1
1
1
I.
la
rulililV
4.
QEORQE
BUSHtlY
THANKS
SUPPORTERS
1
my
uiior(er
III
kei'iia
lliillug:
Ju.l
waul
to
I'Xleiid
ni.v
miirere
lliank
lo
the
I'coidc
of
Ski'ciin
Hiding
fr
their
niU'iulid
loyally
and
miiiport
during'.
Ilm
Kcneral
elct-llon.
OKO.
L
IIUSIIHY.
t
,
1
1
ii
nyr
.t
rniivi
W
WW
ITT"
,
iprolmlil)
w(i
ht
Im
hi
parlia-i
nienl.
Ol
Fllir.,
net.
an.
Majw
ll'lierh-
Pwr.
tin-
tiroeful
ml
cantlMale
in
(Juebec
oull,
has
offenwl
Premier
King
'in
.cat
if
he
deir'r
il.
Powers
ilay.
Will
Not
Retlgn
iITAWA.
M.
3
-
I'renifrr
Miipkeiuir
Kins
ilfinflcly
ile-j
mod
tbf"
afternoon
the
rumor?
that
In-
hail
.!
-i,c.l
In
tilaee
lil
rr
-nal
'mi
in
Ho'
liamU
of
the
Uniin"i
(mh'i.iI
'AVIomi
all
Hie
relnrii
:ir"
Ii"
lati'il.
"I
In
HON.
ARTHUR
MEIQHEN
Lender
'he
t
'
cennlhc
who
h'll
lux
I'a
iv
w'ini
M'oni
like
vuioiy
in
tli
eh'clion
ye.lerilay.
i:
1
rB
W
.A
lend
lo
iliKOtifs
the
silualiiin
with
the
(ioM'inor
and
1
will
then
make
a
slaleinejit
m!
my
lion.
Arthur
.Mi'ighen
rufused
i
iimki.
ii
Mtiiiemi'til
until
the
relurim
wore
complete.
Possible
Next
Slop
OTTAWA,
Oct.
30.
-
Should
Hon.
Arthur
Mclnhcn
not
mtuim-
..i..
i.
hmiIupIiv
In
the
lliitio
ol
Gommoti!
a
the
reuii
m
ir
l..IIini
nf
viKllTllllV.
BOSSlP
Mil
IL
in
Liberal
circh1!.
thai
Mao-
Lnnie
Kim?
Will
decide
lo
meet
t'ailiiiineiil
and
challenge
a
vole
nf
confidence
on
Iho
!!
of
high
prolecllon.
On
such
a
vote
ii..'.
I.ll.i.ral
think
all
inciidior
nut
ileflnllely
aligned
-
wllh
li.lirlii.ii
would
volrt'
with
11'
c
MHinlluucd
on
page
six
JlM'l
a
majority
of
I,
COM
yesler-"j
lhy
LATEST
STANDING
OF
THE
PARTIES
VAXCOl
VKH.
i.
311.
Tin
latest
report
of
the
"lan.lnu
of
Hie
(11111
it's
ui
2
p.m.
today
mm:
kjnrrvative
120
Literal-
y
Progress
ivs
I:i
I.aor
2
lnrfHil(leliti
I
Doubt
fill
17
'
CABINET
SLASH
WAS
BAD
ONE
Premier
and
Seven
of
His
Minis4'
-
tere
Defeated"
at
Polls
,
"YesterVay
'
'
i
TJUIoXTti.
)!.
ao.
Ili'-iie
heiiig
ilt'fi'nii'il
liini!elf.
I'ri'iiiH'i
Maekenile
King
lo
ceven
oilier
mryilier?
of
lil
rahinel
in
Hie
laUMNIIiic
elirlii-
uhirh
carrinl
I.iloTaU
into
a
minority
in
life
l'Hrliainent
ami
guve
the
Coiiirlivr)
either
a
majority
or
fry
rloe
to
jl.
While
final
remllf
are
not
known
it
i-
purr
Iiml
the
follow
liiff
Liberal
inlnl-
!eh
'weri
ilefeuleil:
lion.
NV.
K.
Kosler,
secretar
if
?tiile.
Hon.
Herbert
Mnrler.
wilhoul
po
rl
folio.
Hon.
JainiM
M
unlock,
ininiicr
of
luhor.
Hon.
Ci.
X.
Conlon,
inini.-lfr
of
inimigralion.
Hon.
Heore
I,
(iraham.
min
iler
of
railway.
Hon.
Vincent
Mn!ey,
williout
(ICVlIOllO.
Hon.
Tlioiiia,
A.
Low,
minister
iof
Iraile
anil
commerce.
Il
if
iiNo
prolialile
thai
J.
V,.
Sun-lair,
miiii.oler
wilhoul
j.orl
folio
will
he
liown
lo
have
heen
ih'fi
atc.1
when
all
the
returns
are
in.
WHALEN
SALE
IS
ON
TODAY
Over
Five
Million
Dollars
Offered
for
the
Plants
and
Timber,
It
Is
Said
VANCOl
'Vr.lt,
Oct.
30.
An
ap
plicnliou
for
further
postpone
men
I
of
the
.ale
of
the
tiaukiupl
Whblcii
Pulp
and
Paper
Com.
nanv
assets
ny
noiiierj
oi
uie
second
debenture
issue
was
re
fused
by
Mr.
Justice
(Ircgory
in
ehainbers
estcrday
with
the
re
sill
I
that
the
sale
will
he
held
loilay..-.
1
is
understood
that
an
offer
foi'
the
properties
amounting
lb
more
than
five
million
dollars
has
been
received,
which
would
protect
the
holders
ofthe
first
bond
Issue,
The
assets
of
the
company
in
clude
three
pulp
mills,
one
of
Ihcm
at
Swanson
Hay,
another
al
Port
Alice
on
Vancouver
Island
and
a
third
al
Wkiodfihrc.
There.
are
also
extensive
timber
limits
under
perpetual
lease
from
Ihe
provincial
government.
dverlie
in
tbe
Dally
News
TAXI
Boston
Grill
W
Ambulance
and
me
mtm
"e
.
Large
Ipstair
Dining
Hall,
Service
with
newly
laid
dancing
Anywhere
at
Anytime.
n,o,
'
,,
....
floor
for
hire.
Stand
Royal
Hotel,
3rd
Ave.
'11111..
'.:
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN,
and
eth
8t
PRINCE
RUPERT
The
latest
and
be.it
for
the
MATT
VIDECK,
Prop.
least.
Phone
457.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
VOl
XV,.
NO.
253.
I'lllXUK
III
PHUT.
H.(i,
Kill
DAY,
OUTOHKH
30,
1J23
rturdr't
Circulation
1SSS
Itrxt
Mm,
7S.
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS.
YESTERDAY'S
ELECTION
WAS
VERY
CLOSE
INCOMPLETE
RETURNS
INDICATE
LIBERALS
MAY
YET
RETAIN
POWER
OTTAWA
No
Decisive
Results
from
the
Election
of
Yesterday
Although
Conservatives
Look
Like
Winners
Premier
and
seven
of
his
cabinet
defeated
but
King
is
offered
another
seat;
will
make
statement
later
PREMIER
niGHT
HON.
W.
I
MACKENZIE
KING
laaTKi
-
WaTaHfHiiHanHBaTHH
mWm?WmWRmBte&j!mptl&&g
ho
avuk
yolerday
defcBlcd
al
the
poll
and
vhoe
tenure
of
office
i-
I
ill
in
tlouht
Standing
of
Parties
This
Morning
Shown
by
Provinces
TOIIONTO.
Oi
l.
;$(.
At
11.00
o'clock
thN
following
was
Ihc
landing
uT
the
parties:
Litis.
Camm.
Progs,
ltnl
I'rince
lilwaiil
Ishuvl..
2
2
0
0
New
llruntwick
1
10
.'o
Scolia-
...3
tl
(Jueheo
31
J
1
Onlarin
l
2
(
.Maniloha
..2
7
."a.-kalehewHii
11
1
Alberta
'
.
2
3
3
HrltMi
Columbia
...
.3
10
v
t
Yukon
Territory
......
0
I
J2
IIH
1
2
morning
Doubt-
18
the
Lab.
t-
ELECTORS
OF
SKEENA
RIDING
I
take
this
first
possible
opportunity
of
extending
to
yuu
my
hearty
thanks
for
electing
me
your
representative
in
the
Dominion
Parliament.
I
lrut
that
1
shall
he
aide
lo
serve
you
in
the
future
as
well
as
1
have
in,
the
pust.
Yours
faithfully,
FMKD
ST0IIK.
.
.
.
-
-
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
LL
L......)
Hid.
Asked,
j
Wheal
1.38
I
H.C.
Silver
1.10
1.13
Daly
Alaska
0.5
Dunwell
1.10
1.00
llaellou
.02
L.
and
L.
..;
3-t
.0
Marmot
"
.10
Premier
2.27
2.15
Porter
Idaho
II
.17
Silver
Crest
.05
H
.07
Terminus
.10
Howo
Sound
'"29.00
:
31.00
Surf
Inlet
.00
K
.07
M
(Iranby
.
19.50
0.
P.
11
119.0;)
Gladstone
2
Hi
.20
Iturus
,.-
.17
silversmith
.2.
.2lk
LucTy
Jltn
Ui
.10
Glaclee
,
.20
Vj
.28
Indian
"".01'
.00
JOSEPH
MARTIN
I
BIRTH.
V;
A
son
was
born
tasl
nlghl
to
Stork
Elected
by
Huge
Majority
Yesterday
in
Constituency
ofSkeena
Fred
Stork,
member
tor
Skeena
in
the
last
House
of
Commons,
was
re-elected
yesterday
by
a
large
majority
over
George
II.
Htodihy.
Conf
i
votive
candidate,
and
was
also
given
a
plurality
over
bolh
opposing
candidates.
Figures
for
the
riding
as
lur
as
available
this
morning
gave
Mr.
Stork
u
majority
of
700
over
Mr.
ltu-liliy
and
a
plurality
of
.17
over
bolh
Mcr.
Ilii-hby
and
Mr.
No-ker,on.
The
latter
will
lose
his
deposit.
All
the
more
important
poll
have
been
accounted
for
and
delayed
returns
from
outlying
points
cannot
possibly
affect
the
general
standing.
M
Siuik
was
given
a
majority
i
rr-
-
!
rr"
r
:ua
ami
a
plurality
or
.S-
in
Topley
.
Prim
e
lluiierl.
Heturns
from
Ocean
Falls
uilsnle
piiinlc
in
the
district
in-j,(an
Inlel
..
i-rea:
ii
bis
lead
by
230.
At
lbe:
Foroldale
.
las)
e'.eiiion
lie
was
given
aipallfng
i
'majority
in
the
rilling
of
38
overi
Huzclton
Ooi
Peck,
the
Conservative,
hH'Francois
Lake
lead
in
Prince
lluperl
bavin?.
Discovery
toei
at
thai
time
219.
lAtlin
Tin'
lolal
vote
in
Prince
llu-Port
Kssington.
lie
:
was
22K
as
compared
with
I
Pacific
;t59
in
1921.
The
district
vo',
l.-iUo
siiovvs
ait
iuereaM.
as
in-,Total
lo
dal
complete
return
this
mornin
for
:ite
entire
riding
gave
a
total
"
of
C.57I
as
compared
with
the
,oUt
vote
mmif
C.tsl.
Taeri-
were
two
nolaide
thouuh
not
unexpected
turnovers
from
.1921
at
ili?l!-ict
ioiuls.
Terrace
j
jgave
Mr.
Stork
a
majority
of
10
whereas
Col.
Peck
receivpo
a
majority
of
tl
in
1921.
Port
impon.
a
traditionally
Con;tr-
vative
point.
al.o
switched
giv
ing
Mr.
Stork
a
majority
of
19
as
compared
with
a
majority
of
II
for
Col.
Peck
in
1921.
Mr.
Slork
received
majorities
al
such
points
as
Oolsa
Lake,
(irassy
Plains,
Dulhie
Mines
filelitanna.
"evv
llazeltou,
Kil-
sumkaluni
Ijike,
Smilhers
1
1
031
.
Port
Clements,
Skidegate.
Tow
Hill,
Hums
Lake,
ltoe
Lake.
Premier
Mine,
Discovery.
Fran-
cols
Lake
and
Atlin.
Mr.
Dushbv
won
Telkwa,
Alice
Arm.
Queen
Charlotte
Cily.
Massett,
Wistaria
Usls,
Slewart.
Huledale.
Ocean:
Falls.
Anyox.
llaiellon
and
Por'
i
Kssington.
At
uo
points
did
Mr"
Mckerson
rwcive
a
majority
and
at
very
few
places
did
he
make
even
second
place.
The
following
are
the
return
for
'various
polling
divisions
in
Skeena
Hiding
up
lo
noon
today
er-
Slork
Prince
lluperl..
Port
SimpsOji....
(irassey
Plains..
Ootsu
Lake,
,
Dulhie
Mines
(ilenlauna
Houston
IV.
II
I
I
t'lfcWU
-
New
llazellon...
Kilsiuukaluiu
Lake
'
f
fTTTT-rT-XXTT-TTTTTTT
AHCO
Anil
"
'
.
-
-
'
!
Terrace
VANCOUVER
EXCHANGE
jDorreen
(Inverness
Illaysport
Sniilhers
IS
CAPTURED
kv:
plox
iPort
Clements.
Skideiiate
Man
Convicted
at
Prince
Rupert
(j.c.
city
and
Who
Escaped
Is
Again
In
Custdy
VAXCOfVF.ll.
Oct.
Tow
Hill
Massed
Lawn
Hill
30.--Joseph
i
Hums
Lake
Martin,
who
was
convicted
.of
Hose
Lake
I
lief
I
al
Prince
Hupert
and
who,
Wistaria
escaped
from
the
steamer
Prlticn
Soulhbank
lluperl
jit
Powell
Hiver
Salurday'Soulh
Hulkley
night
when
being
taken
soulh
by
Kllwanga
a
conslahlc
to
serve
his
thi
aljsheralon
Okalla,
has
been
iocapluril,,the
Usk
provincial
police
here
advise.
(premier
Stewart
Anyox
Mine
nyox
Deah
Mr.
and
Mr.
A.
II.
Silvcrstde.SiHute.laIo
LiShth
Avenue
Last.
v
IsarnDplt
by
so
SOU
700
21
8
r
3
3
v
i
'10
00
21
0
17
125
10
17
M
I
159
7
35,
5
51
21,
'
0
2t
'St
0
43
10
10
1
92
2,09
,
311
5
'I'
338
I
3
3
o
3
13
13
o
25
8
I)
T
33
31
ev:
20
I
I
5
0
3
8
50
i
10
nao:
13
17
28
15
18
Di
211
0
0
10
2(51
au
203
13
5
IK
10
5
20
10
7
12
103
103
C
75
15
5
21)
7
a
is
as
l
07
at
I
2fi
6
0
22
2612
069
3318
SEIZURE
MADE
OF
MORPHINE
Consignment
of
Drug
Valued
at
$100,000
Came
From
Hamburg,
Germany
YAXCOfVKH,
Del.
30.
The
seizure
of
morphine
valued
at
100,000
sent
from
Hamburg,
Germany,
for
shipment
to
Japan
on
the
Fmpress'
of
Australia
'
which
sailed
for
Yokohama
yesterday
was
made
by
the
Vancouver
customs
be!-v4"
sailing
of
the
boat,
il
w
v
7le''-
T,,e
authorities
had
ht'UFtip
the
con-spninent
in
a
vain
effort
to
learn
the
identity
of
tbe
senders.
NAHMINT
SANK
ON
WEST
COAST
Wallace
Fisheries
Vessel
Wreck,
ed
off
Vancouver
Island
but
Crew
Escape
YICTOIUA.
Oct.
30
Striking
a
rock
at
the
entrance
to
Kyuquot
Sound
on
Hie
west
coast
nf
Van
couver
Island,
the
Wallace
Fish
eries
vessel,
iXahmint,
sank
in
fifty
feet
of
water
yesterday.
The
crew
reached
shore
safely.
The
Salvage
King
proceeded
to
the
scene
today
and
will
make
an
50,
attempt
to
raise
the
sunken
ves-38
sol.
"i
CASEY
CARTAGE
IS
IUJ
I
o!
3
II
202
12
17
INCORPORATED
FOR
Oi
0
.
05
17
II
02
5
lO.-f
38
93
155
83
357
15
17
$10,000
THIS
WEEK
YICTOIUA.
on.
an.
The
Casey
Cart
it'i"
and
Fuel
Company
'"il.ld.
of
Prince
lU'pert.
.H.C.
wtm
'jlbis
week
grant"d
incorporation
2Mvvilh
a
capital
of
IO".00O.
.
13
rr
.
.
.
....
NICKERSON
S
THANKS.
To
the
Hleclor
of
Skceua:
I
lake
this
opportunity
of
thanking
you
for
your
support
in
Hits
campaign.
Hecausc,
we
did
not
win
is
not
a
reason
for
discouragement.
Very
sincejely,
yours,
O,
W
NICKMHSOX.
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