Looks
forward
to
Peace
River
outlet
to
Pacific
1
f)00
Coast
and
will
encourage
settlement
on
land
l.fi.M'lXTON,
Orl.
.
premier
W.
L.
Mi
keiuie
King
tal
:
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the
Pun
re
llier
development
9
ihe
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of
5
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aim
of
the
govern-i
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prevent
the
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they
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hoe
to
work
uut
a
unliable
outlet
fur
it
Hit
Pari
fir
h
g
!.
.g'il
Mr.
Meighen
willi
lu
ing
lie
way
fur
tli!
IIGHEN
OPENS
B.C.
CAMPAIGN
iippllralioiiH
for
nine
number
utmot
amalgamation
or
Canadian
Pn-ri
fir
11
ml
Canadian
fwiliuiial
llailwa
and
declared
lti
opjKi--iluiii
leader
wa
laift
the
land
for
future
amalgamation
of
Hie
two
yU?m.
Having
junl
arrived
buck
from
HrilMt
Columbia.
Premier
Kin
a
lntr
st
Freight
Rates
Order
of
rrnewed
M
Campaign
In
the
mtatniH
King
and
Calle
II
prairie
prmiNee
by
4
rearing
"Eyewash"
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dial
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l
Hi1
elector
of
ery
HINT
SUBJECTS
MENTIONED
')
other
pi-ounce
in
Uir
dominion.
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!
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in
make
11
clear
thai
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M-iuKK,
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bring
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more
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m1IIi
li
Umi.!
The
Premier
-aid
Ihe
trovrni-
i'-eUHoft.
ioire
..r
ihe
w
e.i
wa
inn
wuai
,
lt.r(.
1
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prtdecllnnlol
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il
hould
lm-
Ii.'imi,'
in-
added.
tiiilliUle
what
l
the
-
'..'.'."In.r'.Tr.'.hi'i
342
WHALES
CAUGHT
jiien.
(he
IUHInnllve
Im
arriKetl
1
110
nrmier!
'a
niriif
ly
11I1011I
pro-
.
.
.
,
L"
Thln
Ul
Number
Tkon
'anailn
while
he
dared.
facl
and
flBiire.
He,
"ed
the
government''
"
t"
Ihe
railway
coin-1
ripmliritt
11111
of
Ihe
lien
a
"evrwn!!."'
WORLD
SERIES
M
K
PREPARATIONS
Plttiburg
Manager
Announce
Pitchers
for
His
Team
In
Opening
Match
1
!.l-
III!
of
(he
1'ittsbiirg
hae-
tniuounceil
today
Hint
and
AhlridKe
would
'
ie
fiml
two
uiiine
in
I
lie
ON
THE
B.C.
COAST
Year
Owing
to
Adverse
'
Weather
Condi
tions
VHTllltlA.
Oct.
rt.
Ihrce
:
hiiiidn
d
and
forly-two
whale
have
heeii
raiiallt
to
dale
this
;
..
hi
by
the
e
tar
hi
boat
of
the
1
udiiluted
Whaling
t.orpora-tion
at
the
company'
three
II.
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I
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....
......
mti
to
IiikI
weiuner
llie
caicn
1
.el..v
lat
year'
lakiiiii.
Op-ratioio
Will
nlliuie
until
the
middle
of
this
monlli.
'
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'
I
-HI
His,
I.e.
0
Manner
1(1
HNNUN
flllMW
FOR
WASHINGTON
IN
WORLD
SERIES
GAMES
"iien,
Mrailows
likely
B'-
"
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-
a.imi
Walter,
Johnson,
the
PI
TTSlIt
ll.
i
Kton
Are
in
Ihe
first
Harris
staled
lat
TAXI
and
4
Boston
Grill
"
-a
A
J
AmliiilanpA
.
mlm
Servlc
,
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
Anywhere
at
Anytime,
I'aruuu
M
with
newly
laid
dancing
Stand
Royal
Hotel,
3rd
Ave.
,,
"nu"U
,V
-'lJM
floor
for
hire.
and
6th
8t.
'
"ti'''.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN,
MATT
VIDECK,
Prop.
PRINCE
RUPERT
The
latest
and
best
for
the
least.
Phone
457.
-
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
"
232.
.
.
.
XV.,
VOI,
...
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.
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.,
,
PRINCE
RUPERT.
B.C.,
T
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KM
I
JAY.
OCTOBER
0,
Yourd.,1
circulation
nor
str.t
t.i,.
Mj
PRICE
FIVE
.
CENTS
jMNZiEBiHGCTTCBCTOD
MAJORITY
HON.
AMUR
MB
SUFFERING
FROM
NEURITIS
CANCELS
ONE
HEFTING
Mackenzie
King
Says
He
Will
Go
Back
with
Strong
Majority
Votel
l
d
Manager:
tilil
that
DR.
GRANT
CALLED
TO
FORT
WILLIAM
IS
CONSIDERING
OFFER
Hev
II
H,
(iran!.
..
paor
of
1
he
Presbyterian
Chiireli
here,
received
a
telegram
llii
morning
placing
before
him
a
un-
aiiimou
call
from
I
he
congregation
of
Si.
-An-
drew
Presbyterian
riiurrh
Fort
William.
Hi-
say
il
rame
to
him
like
a
boll
from
Hie
blue
Dr.
Oraiit
will
lay
1
lie
question
before
lint
rhurch
official
here
and
con-
Mill
with
Hi.
'in
before
deriding
Hha!
to
do.
WATER
SHORTAGE
IS
BEING
FELT
Port
Simpson
Suffering
From
Drought
and
Big
Bay
Lumber
Co.'e
Mill
May
Have
to
Close
The
dry
pll
of
tie
pai
1
ilav
iliirin?
ulilfl.
lime
mil
u
Www
of
'nirr'fni'v
falrnia
prtiire
flu
pert
I
alfVa.l)
'rauiv?
inn.n
rnienrr
at
iv-rlaiii
miint
alon
Ihe
roal
y
lUiiHin
.
F.
Ilu'hbrook.
of
(he
mlion
launeli
Northern
Cro.
who
i
in
town
today.
At
Port
Si
hid
-on
there
I
a
xi-en.
wki
p-ne.
In
nienl
needed
a
Klnina
majority
lollinrt
liorlae
or
water
and
it
1
'iiibiscampaiti
here
carry
..ul
it.
polii-iei
and
"ue,,
bee,,
round
ne.ary
l
Indiete
w
.hall
aVl
that
nlmux
lnmt
ir
miiioiiiiI
lo
!
unl
and
l
ii'ier.
refttVovnUlixe
In
majonti."
One
iran
why
par-ln,,.
,nir
which
It
limy
be
'f
1
mnM.n
Tor
Van-
liamenl
wa
diolve
wa
''"j.liawn
in
a
number
of
I
he
houe.
'"ill
Ul
iiMHi.
a-
raue
if
parliaiiient
had
been
iieorKlown
I
aly
offer
ins
I
'HKerana
W
reviewer
roniinuen
ior
anouirr
year
me
rind
il
J
lale.
that
ir
w;lr
"i
Ue
llwiie
of
iHn-inirr
ut
the
Wet
would
mil
liae
doc
tint
come
al
once
it
will
he
!
I
W.
Humphrey,
inde-j
been
heard
m
n.
great
a
men-
nerenry
1..
Hoe
Ihe
lumber
l'r.ireye
ittrmJbrr,
lire.
"In
the
Ul
m
liatnriil
mill
f
ipj,
nay
LuiiiIht
I'.o.
DR.
BOAK
TO
SERVE
TIME
Appeal
In
Victoria
Manslaughter
Case
Falls
In
Appeal
Court
(Special
to
Dally
News)
VANCOUVER,
Oct.
C
The
four
year
penitentiary
term
for
Dr.
H.
W.
Bosk
or
Victoria
stands,
the
appeal
court
ruled
today.
The
case
of
manslaughter
against
Dr.
Boak
arose
out
of
the
death
of
two
men
on
the
East
Saanlch
Road
In
a
motor
crash.
The
doctor
has
been
al
liberty
on
ball
and
practicing
medicine
since
the
accident
a
year
ago.
INDIAN
DIED
AT
PORT
1
rank
.
.
1
m
.
....
1
1.
.i..,-,..,
woiiiii
our
1
ior.
'
1
1
1
n.e
w.shinaion
ami
all
H.e
regular
Simpson
on
Sunday
rtn
'uont.l
he
111
Ihe
lineup
III
.
..
.
,.
.
..r
11.,
1
unrhl
series
Ihe
funeral
die
lake
place
from
Hie
H.C.
Cn-
dertaker
tomorrow.
ii
accommodation
limn
'
(leoice
wa
a
rilierinnn
aued
which
lake
plaec
PUBLIC
MEETING
G.
W.
NICKERSON
Progresslv
Candidate,
NV.II
Adiltfss
A
Meeting
In
Empress
Theatre,
TONIGHT-Tuesday
at
8
p.m.-TONIGHT
Ucat'lsMiOK
Will
he
Willi
Without
moves.
0ip()iliM
CniKlliiau'
nivm-u.
15
and
had
been
fishing
off
Port
t'SIiihi!!!!.
FRED
STORK
HAS
GOOD
MEETINGS
IN
NORTH
Wind
received
from
Fred
Stork
i
lo
the
effect
that
he
hud
a
great
meeting
ul
Anyox
mine
Saturday
night
and
Hint
he
also
igol
a
fine
reception
ut
hi
Iw
ii
meeting
til
Slew
ni
l
and
Premier.
H
I
arriving
home
on
llie
Caidena
this
afternoon.
I
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Ml"
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1
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...ti
1
i
Mr.
mid
Mr.
Albert
Morranl
and
Uieir
o.i.
recent
addition
lo
Canada
imputation
through
the
family
fiirpj
settlement
scheme.
They
rame
from
Fareham.
England,
to
make
Iheir
home
at
Kdmorl"n
LAUREL
WHALEN
ONE
CHARGED
Somervllle
Cannery
Co.'s
Float
Ing
Cannery
Arrives
from
Barnard
Cove
Going
South
After
spending
nearly
four
mouths
al
Ilarnard
Cove,
Prin
ces
lloyal
lJainl.
packing
sal
mon.
Ihe
Souierville
Cannery
Co.'
final
ing
cannery
Laurel
Whaleit
reached
port
last
even
ing
al
six
o'chvk
in
low
or
the
tug
Cajie
Scott.
Having
on
board
touie
five
or
six
thousand
cae
of
fih,
the
pack
of
Ihe
last
week
or
o,
the
vessel
will
leave
on
Saturday
for
Vancouver
in
low
of
the
Hecale
Straits
Towing
Co.'
til?
Cape
Scoll.
After
disrharging
then",
I
he
vessel
will
ret
urn
to
her
headquarter
here
and
may
lie
engaged
in
herring
packing
at
Prince
lluperi
during
the
winter.
Though
pink
fishing
was
a
failure,
Ihe
Laurel
Whaleu
had
a
fairly
good
season's
park
Ihe
local
maiiagctueni
of
Ihe
Somer-ville
Cannery
t!o.
reported
this
morning.
Muring
toe
season
siea'ineis
called
al
Uarnard
Cove
and
loaded
salmon
from
the
Laurel
Whalen.
this
being
over
and
above
thai
which
Is
still
on
Hie
vessel
representing
the
last
week
or
so'
work.
W.
J.
Jefferson,
who
has
been
manager
of
the
Laurel
Whalen
arrived
here
with
Hie
vessel
and
will
proceed
south
vvftl'i
it
at
the
end
of
the
week.
There
is
also
a
skeleton
crew
aboard.
The
employee
on
Hie
Laurel
Whalen,
like
the
company's
cannery
nl
!Seal
Coe,
were
largely
white
and
SIMPSON
YESTERDAY!:,''!
1
J
(ieorge,
reserve
an
1
ii
(I
i
a
it
of
died
al
I'orl
uiuu
ifn;
iv
v
.iv
few
Indian
and
perhaps
half
a
dozen
Orientals.
The
Seal
Cove
eannery
i
still
packing
chums
and
will
continue
lo
do
so
us
long
lis
they
an1
available.
Then
the
plant
will
shut
packing
clam
and
conlluuo
lo
do
so,
il
is
expected,
throughout-
the
winter.
HUGE
WHEAT
CROP
Amount
Now
Set
at
Over
Four
Hundred
Million
Bushela
by
Grain
Dealers
WINNIPEG.
Oct.
Weslern
Canada',
crop
Hum
year
I
placed
al
I0n,;i85,(l()il
bushels
in
an
c.
Hmali!
made
by
Ihe
Northwcs'
Oram
Dealer'
Association.
!
i
BACK
IN
RUPERT
WITH
MURDER
Three
Other
Young
Vancouver'
Men
Have
Charge
Reduced
and
are
out
on
Ball
VANCOl
VEIL
Oct.
0
Of
those
barged
with
murder
in
ion
wilh
the
death
of
Evelyn!
WINNIPEO.
Oct.
.
Four
pri
soners
including
John
Stanton,
awaiting
trial
for
the
brulal
murder
ol
John
Peniiv
here
in
IUSS,
escaped
Irom
Ihe
provin
cial
jail
early
this
morning.
Sawing
their
way
out
from
Ihe
cells,
the
men
overpowered
Ihe
jailer
and
secured
the
keys
to
'lie
uut
ranee
doors
and
then
fled
in
nu
automobile
which
was
parked
in
'rout
of
the
jail
wilh
the
engine
running.
STOCK
MARKET
Bid.
Asked.
B.C.
Silver
1.00
1.
10
Hunwell
1.25
1.35
Olmlslonc
25
,2
S
Hiuelton
01
'
.rt
L.
A
1
16
H
.20
Mnrniol
.10
Premier
2.30
2-13
Silvercresl
07
4
.01)
Surf
Inlet
:
.07
.07
V
Uny
Alaska
1.20
Porler
Idaho
20
Terminus
.10
llrnnby
.A
10.00
Howe
Sound
21.00
Silversmith
21
.244
Lucky
Jim
II
4
.10
Olacier
2(5
H
.2K
Iturus
.18
Indian
01
.00
Selkirk
01
.04
H
Bay
view
.05
.094
EUSHBY'S
ATTITUDE
TOWARD
ELEVATOR
(ieorjee
llusiiby'
inana-iei'n
Jake
eXL-eplion
to
an
interpretation
of
hi
speerh
at
Smither'
placed
upon
il
by
the
llaily
New,
(in
re-readmjr
the
article
js
seem
a
if
Mr.
IfuMiliy
had
been
minin-terpreled.
He
say,
and
hi
maiiajrer
alo
stale,
that
he
i
personally
in
favor
of
Ilie
elevalor
bul
that
il
va
not
built
for
he
specific
purpoe
of
helping
either
the
Hulk-ley
Valley
or
Prince
Itu-peri
but
a
a
national
undertaking.
Mr.
Ilu.-lily
i
conducting
a
ciean
campaign
and
t
Ins
paper
ha
no
wish
to
nnrepreent
him
in
any
way.
VANCOUVER
ISLAND
I
;
1
LUMBERING
PLANTS
New
Mill
Being
Erected
at
Great
Central
Lake
and
Chemalnus
Concern
Nearly
Completed
Following
Fir
e
VHUOIIIA.
Oct.
0.
A
consid-
.
erable
extension
of
Ihe
lumber
.
uipul
on
Vancouver
Island
is
expected
during
Ihe
coming
year.
The
big
new
plant
al
Cdiemainus
which
i
being
elected
following
Ihe
fire,
is
almost
complete
and
as
soon
a
it
ready
the
mill
will
ampbell.
following
an
alleged'
begin
cutting.
As
the
plant
will
.llegal
operation,
only
one,
Sam
.loiilgotnery.
will
be
tritd
on
tho
a
pita
I
charge.
He
appeared
in
our!
yesterday
and
was
re-
landed
without
bail.
The
oilier
three,
are
now
harg.'.l
with
an
attempt
to
pro-hu'e
abortion
and
were
released
.ii
suit;
ms
,.f
Ji.5i)0
apiece.
FOUR
ESCAPE
FROM
PRISON
Ylan
Accused
of
Murder
Among
Those
Getting
Away
from
Winnipeg
be
thoroughly
un
to
date
it
will
lie
In
a
position
to
cut
a
lot
of
lumber.
At
Creal
Central
Lake
there
is
a
new
plant
in
process
of
erection
which
il
is
expected
will
cut
something
like
100.000
feel
a
day.
Another
sawmill
is
being
built
at
Buckley
Hay.
five
miles
soulh
of
l'n
ion
Bay
which
will
cut
20.-000
feel
a
day.
HALIBUT
ARRIVALS
Prices
Higher
Today
With
Smal
Supply
of
Fish
on
Hand
Halibut
prices
were
higher
lo-day
the
sales
being
as
follows:
Sumner
tO.OOO
lo
Cold
Storage
at
13
and
6.
Leviathan
28.000
to
Atlin
Fisheries
at
1
1.30
and
6.
Forward
23,000
to
Booth
Fisheries
at
13.P0
and
0.
Mildred
U
21,000
to
Pacific
Fisheries
al
13.50
and
.
Olacier
11.000
lo
Hoyal
Fih
,o.
ai
n.
io
ana
o.
Hthona
1
1.000
to
Booth
Fish
eries
at
13.00
and
0.-
Swaiv
O.ooo
to
lloyal
Fisli
Co.
ul
I
l.'JO
and
0.
Canadian
Scrub
10,000
to
Cold
Storage
at
13.30
and
5.
Alii
1,000
to
Cold
Storage
al
13.
and
5.
S.A.
1,000
lo
Atlin
Fisheries
al
12.00
ami
5.
ils'iri
in
Oie
Onllv
New.
MAUD
REACHES
SEATTLE
TO
BE
SOLD
AT
ONCE
Crew
of
Seven
Men
to
be
Dispersed
Following
Three
Years
Spent
In
Arctic
SEATTLE.
Oct.
0.
Amundsen
s
exploration
ship
Maud
which
ailed
from
here
June
3,
I
'..'-'.
with
high
hope
of
drifting
with
the
Arctic
ice
across
the
.North
Pole,
relumed
la.t
night.
Her
Umic
career
i
over,
perhaps
or
ever,
for
she
ha
been
order-il
herv
by
Amondsen
lo
be
sold
ami
her
crew
of
seven
dispersed.
The
members
of
the
crew
have
little
to
saj
of
their
three
years
amid
the
peril
of
the
devastal-ii'pr
ice
pack.
Although
the
Maud
drifted
and
shouldered
her
way
about
S.500
mile
to
the
west
of
Nome,
the
currenls
carried-her
but
little
in
a
northerly
direction.
Thai
wa
the
reason
Amundsen
ordered
the
expedition
abandoned.
The
coldest
weather
experienced
during
the
drift
was
82
degree
below
zero.
IS
SUFFERING
FROM
ATTACK
Hon.
Arthur
Melghen
Has
Neuritis
and
Cancels
one
of
his
Meetings
VANCOUVER.
Ocf.
C
Sobering
from
an
attack
of
neuritis,
which
seriously
interferes
with
his
rest,
Hon.
Arthur
Meighen
arrived
here
this
morning
and
left
for
Nanaimo.
Owiiv
lo
indisposition
Ihe
Conservative
leader
will
not
address
a
meeting
at
Itoystoii
as
scheduled.
There
is
no
disarrangement
of
the
program
railing
for
a
meeting
at
Victoria
tonight
and
for
three
nxjei
ing
on
the
main-laud
tomorrow,
it
has
been
ASPHYXIATED
IN
HOTEL
ROOM
Two
Young
Men
and
Two
Girls
Meet
Death
In
Tragic
Fash-Ion
at
Renton
SEATTLE.
Oct.
0.
R.
E.
Sampson.
William
E.
Holmes,
aged
21.
ami
two
unidentified
girls
about
silee)i
years
of
age,
were
aphyxTaTed.;'tD
a'
room
in
a
hotel
at
Uenton,
on
Monday,
Ihe
gas
causing
their
death
escaping
from
the
heater.
LIBRARIAN
DIES.
OTTAWA.
Oct.
J.--A.
C.
Dccel-les,
C.M.O..
died
here
al
the
ago
of
82.
He
had
been
connected
wilii
the
Parliamentary
library
for
to
year.
and
wa
general
librarian
when
he
wit
superan-"i,'e.
...
ipo
PUBLIC
MEETING
Westholme
Theatre
WEDNESDAY
NIGHT
At
S
o'clock
sharp
Speakers:
Hon.
H.
H.
STEVENS
and
GEO.
G.
BUSHBY
Seals
reserved
for
ladies.
Kveryhody
welcome