or1
TAXI
Boston
Grill
W
i"4m
and
dJ
Arabulance
Service
Anywhere
at
Anytime.
Stand
Royal
Hotel,
3rd
Ave.
and
6th
St.
WATT
VIDKCK,
Prop.
VOL
XVI.
No.
2Jt.
mm
Wmm
YANKEES
WIN
FIRST
GAME
WORLD
SERIES
NEW
GOVERNOR
GENERAL
GREETED
ON
HIS
ARRIVAL
IN
CANADA
TODAY
New
Governor
General
Greeted
at
Quebec
and
is
Formally
Sworn
Jni
Guest
of
Canadian
Government
at
luncheow
and
state
dinner
this
the
official
QL'EDtC.
October
2.
Canada
today
his
consort
and
slthough
the
weather
conditions
were
not
of
the
bnt,
Lord
an
Lad;
Willlnguon
were
flrn
an
enthusiastic
reception
when
they
landed
from
I
the
Imprn
of
Scotland.
I
Before
th
party
landed
Right
lion.
trator
and
Premier
King
paid
a
courtesy
part)
came
ashore
while
the
citadel
gun
A
prormeton
l
Immediately
termed
.and
accompanied
by
high
govern-
tutz
ontctsia,
rauitary
ana
ovner
aignitane.
we
party
moved
to
the
Parliament
ME1GHEN
MEETS
'
1
!
MEMBERS
ELECT
miu
tut
uivi
hcmt
ikom
ri
ii-
Lll
Ult
IIC
NT.ilMI
lEMEKDAV
TOBOvn;
Oct
t
Hon
Arthur
Ut:thr
tr.r
Uke
Conservative
members
rlec
Mr
House
ol
Common
rrpre-stcung
Tonnto
and
York
seat
at
an
informal
(stuffing
yesterday
and
dts-cuved
ih
restU
ts
of
the
general
elee-Iter
Mi
Mtigben
had
nothing
to
ssy
about
thr
leadership
other
than
that
be
Intended
w
take
a
long
rest
from
public
Ul
It
a
the
general
view
of
the
gathering
thai
the
Liberals
In
certain
On-teru.
rulings
brought
out
hundreds
ot
.etc-
s
i.xn
were
not
polled
in
I91J
ASK
HOTEL
TO
BE
BUILT
HERE
rwituii
or
tKiiu:
m;mii
hihiihm
111
f
i,
OAMMIV
IX
UI.li.tHI
TO
MTli:it
At
tii
Dmra
e(
xrsd
meeting
held
In
the
flty
rouncll
chamber
last
night
wss
decider
t
ask
the
lUllway
Company
to
live
up
to
tu
contract
with
the
rtV
by
building
a
hotel
her
As
a
re-'!
of
the
diwustloit
a
telegram
was
em
by
the
Uosrd
ot
Trade
to
T
O.
Dson
who
Is
now
In
the
East
attending
a
meeting
of
the
Hoard
of
Directors
u
tl
railway,
which
reada
as
follows
Tiease
Interview
railway
and
govern-re
building
hotel
aa
per
Orand
T""!
agreement
aud
more
recent
tatcment
of
81r
Henry
Thornton
that
hole!
would
be
built.
Wa
feel
e
'c
the
same
or
a
strouger
puaition
Vsncouver
in
Uiat
regard."
LLOYD
GEORGE
ON
COAL
STRIKE
"
tYM
lMi
n,:t:MS
I.IKKI.V
TO
UK
HUKltll
,lM)
MO.lT
l'.M.Tl!'
r.tCTIIKV
Lewis.
rmimH
rw
i
um-d
George,
giving
an
address
on
the
cost
inke
situstloii
today,
said
the
country
coming
to
the
end
of
the
most
devesting
Industrial
period
in
his
expert
nee
"I'm
afraid,"
he
said,
Vthe
symptoms
are
that
the
end
wilt
be
ragged
id
unsatisfactory,
so
unsatisfactory
that
so
far
from
bring
an
end,
It
will
the
beginning
of
perhaps
worse
things"
CAPTAIN
O'SULLIVAN
SUCCUMBED
ON
STREET
OTTAWA,
Oct.
8.--Succumbing
aud-"nly
to
a
stroke
of
appoplexy
on
the
wreet
Friday
afternoon,
Capt.
Robert
D.
0
8uUivan,
O.B.E..
83
years
of
age,
director
of
dental
services
In
the
depart-nrnt
of
soldiers'
civil
re-establtshmrnt,
Ced
a
iew
minutes
later.
evening
following
I
ceremony
receiied
the
new
Oovrmor-OenersI
and
'
Francis
Anglls.
the
official
admlnls-
j
visit
to
the
ship,
following
which
the
I
boomed
a
salute.
j
building
where
the
Oovernor-Oenera
was
sworn
in-amidst
a
brilliant
scene.
Lord
and
Lady
WUllngdoa
were
guests
ot
the
Canadian
Oorrmment
at
luncheon
In
the
Chateau
Frontenae
and
in
the
errata
will
attend
a
state
dinner
a'
Sprntrrwood.
tearing
(or
Ottawa
at
midnight
MILL
ILIJ.UIttTi:
.
i
.tHiiiviL'orfiiHtiv
I
Mill'
AT,
till
POUT
Tne
trmsl
of
Lbs
first
grain
'
sMp
at
this
port
Is
to
be
fittingly
i
celebrated.
It
was
decided
i
ai
Um
Board
of
Trade
meeting
last
Might
The
matter
was
brought
up
by
J
W
UcKlnley
and
referred
to
the
entertainment
committee
to
carry
out
the
d
tails
WEATHER
REPORT
Terrace.
-Cloudy,
calm,
rain
all
nigh!
Irmp
7
Anyox
Cloudy,
calm.
temp.
40.
Stewart
Cloudy,
calm.
temp.
44.
Hareiton.
Rain.
calm.
temp.
48.
Telegraph
Creek
Cloudy,
calm.
Irmp,
40
Hurna
Lake
Showery,
calm.
temp.
40.
Smithers.Cloudy
calm.
mild.
TROJAN
STAR
WAS
FLOATED
YESTERDAY
VANCOUVER.
Oct
J
The
steamship
Trojan
Star,
which
went
aahore
early
in
the
week
at
Point
Roberta,
wa
floated
late
last
evening
and
arrived
here
this
morning,
showing
no
signs
ot
damage.
VANCOUVER
EXCHANGE
Bid.
Aake4.
Wheat
1.47?
B.C.
Bllver
,..
182
187
Dunwrll
1.18
IM
Oladstone
.32
Vi
J4
lloe
Bound
42.00
41.00
Indian
.
:
-05
MVi
I
tt
L
-08
Marmot
.08);
.10
Premier
3.10
2.1S
Porter
Ids
ho
.071,
-OSls
Stiver
Crest
.......
.11
It'.tKCiY
M'OTT
111
KM
OTTAWA.
Oct.
2.
D"Arcy
Scott,
for-
mrP
suiistant
chief
commissioner
of
the
Railway
Board
and
son
ot
the
lata
Robert
Scott
who
was
eecretery
or
state
In
the
lste
Laurler
administration,
died
Friday
afternoon.
STAGE
CRASHED
INTO
A
TRAIN
DIXON
Csl.,
Oct,
2.--Six
people
were
wum
three
Injured
when
the
northbountt,
f
th
.California
Transit
Company
crashed
into
a.
Southern
Pwle
Limited
tram
nero
yesterday
Advcr
lit
la
The
Daily
News
Northern
and
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DEPUTATION
of
represenlst
res
of
the
Christian
cburcbet
in
England
amrlng
at
the
Mouse
of
C
nunons
ts
tes
the
Premier
in
coanectiou
with
the
coal
strike
Their
Intervention
was
unsTsiling
aud
the
miners
rejected
.he
plar.
proposed
by
the
churchmen.
VISITED
AIMEE
IN
HER
ROOM
KE.NNKTII
ORMWOX
IKENTIITtll
IIV
tTI.Ulllt.HM
III)
Ol'
HOI
l-l.
iiiii
ki;
IU4.
Mtrill
K'ON
Lit
tl
WIRE
FROM
ORMISTON
TtllHUAM
KKillKMTS
THAT
MIN
IMI
It
WHO
OPtKATOK
HOI
LII
MUKKMIIK
AT
HI.MOK,
ONT.
LOS
AKOELES.
Oct.
2.
That
Ormls-
ton
tinted
Aim
re
UcPherson
In
ber
Los
Angeles
Hotel
room
on
two
occa
sion
prior
to
the
evangellsfa
visit
to
Holland
was
the
testimony
given
at
yesterday's
hearing
of
the
case
by
Agnes
Callahan.
chambermaid.
During
the
summer
and
fall
of
1925
she
saw
the
man
whorst
ahe
positively
Identified
from
a
Dhotocrt'ph
as
Ormiston.
also"
at
least
six
tunes
on
the
same
floor
of
the
hotel
and
twice
tahe
saw
him
enter
the
evangelist's
room.
She
ssid
he
had
a
decided
limp
HAM
IT
A
JOKl."f
WINDSOR.
Ont
.
Oct.
2.
Interest
In
the
search
Of
the
district
tor
Kenneth
Ormiston
shifted
to
Leamington
yesttr-dsr
when
Orval
Adama.
local
immigra
tion
inspector,
received
a
telegram
from
that
town
signed
by
the
name
of
the
missing
Ahgelua
Tempie
raldo
man
as
follows:
-WW
surrender
to
you
Frldsy
and
fight
extraSltlon
to
give
my
aide
of
the
story
under
Canadian
law.
Phcne
Lawyer."
Although
expressing
.readiness
to
deal
with
Ormiston
should
he
appear.
Adams
was
inclined
to
treat
the
whole
thing
as
a
joke.
HUNDREDS
DIE
RESULT
OF
WAR
CHINA
rlU.
IN
tlKIP
f
INTERNAL
fllltlilOI.K
t
OK
M'PKKMAUY.
IIV
IMItTIKN
HANKOW.
Oct
2.
Hundreds
sre
reported
dying
ml-rrably
ot
hunger
and
cold
in
Wu
Chang
where
northern
troops
for
more
than
a
month
withstood
the
siege
of
the.
Red
forces
from
Canton.
Those
dying
are
civilians,
the
soldier
defenders
having
taken
possession
of
the
little
food
remslnlng.
1IMI
.MtUIV.tl.s
Only
three
amsll
Canadian
boats
markrted.'thelr
catchea
here
this
morning
at
from
18.20
to
10.60
tor
.
first
class
and':
It
to
11.60
for
seconds.
The
srrlvala
were:
Alkcu,
.1.000
to
Atlln
Fisheries,
Msrgvierite
H.eoO
to
Royal
Fish
Co.
Minnie
V
8.000
to
Cold
Storage.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
RUPERT.
B.C
.
SATURDAY.
OCTOBER
Waves
140
Feet
High
Washed
Coping
Stones
from
Lighthouse
"
Hongkong
and
2,000
Lost
Lives
HO.NO
KONG.
Ocicber
3.
--Waves
thrown
mere
than
14
J
feet
abvs
nir-mat
high
wster
msrk
with
a
force
that
twisted
the
steel
work
and
washed
aay
the
coping
stone
at
the
summit
of
Osp
Rock
lighthouse.
60
miles
south
of
Hong
Kong,
evidenced
the
fury
of
the
elements
which
Isshcd
the
south
coast
of
China
lionday
and
took
toll
of
two
thousand
natives.
Eight
lenses
half
an
Inch
thick
in
the
lighthouse
were
broken
by
the
waves
which
crashed
over
the
tops
ot
the
lighthouse.
One
by
one
the
keeper'a
quar-:
rs
were
completely
wrecked
and
the
turbulent
waters
washed
the
bodies
of
drowned
fishermen
and
wreckage
of
junks
high
up
on
the
beach
beyond,
OLD
COUNTRY
FOOTBALL
LM1LIMI
UlKllK
imuion
I.
Arsensl
2.
Newcastle
V
2.
Blsckburn
Rovers
3.
Evrrton
3.
Bolton
1.
Blrmlnghsm
0.
Bury
0..
Tottenham
Hotspurs
0.
Derby
County
6.
Cardiff
City
3.
Huddersflrld
5.
Leicester
City
3.
Liverpool
2.
Leed
United
4.
Manchester
United
2.
Aston
Villa
1
Sheffield
United
2.
Burnley
2.
Sundrrland
2.
The
Wednesday
1.
West
Bromwich
1.
West
Ham
3.
On
Won
II.
Blackpool
2.
Oldham
Athletics
0.
Bradford
City
3.
South
Shields
1.
Chelses
2.
Preston
North
End
1.
Clapton
Orient
0.
Bamsley
1.
Orlmsby
Town
2.
Fulhsm
0.
Mlddlrftboro
4.
Notts
County
2.
Notts
Forest
3.
Manchester
City
3
Port
Vale
1.
Wolverhampton
W.
1.
Reading
I.
Portsmouth
2.
Southampton
0.
Hull
City
1.
Swantca
Town
S,
Darlington
1.
SCOTTISH
LKttll'E
IHUWn
I.
Aberdeen
3.
Hamilton
3.
Airdrleonlans
2.
Kilmarnock
0.
Celtic
0,
Dundee
0.
Dundee
United
2,
Quecna
Park
2.
Dunfermline
A.
3,
Clyde
1.
Hearts
0.
Falkirk
0.
Motherwell
6,
Morton
0.
Partlck
Thistles
5,
Hibernians
1.
St.
Johnstone
1,
Cowdenbeath
3.
St.
Mlrren
3,
Rangers
7.
NOTICE.
Electric.
Light
Department
Light
untl
Power
Service
will
be
ofr
between
2
p.m.
and
l
.m
Sim-tliiy,
October
!1,
for
llie
imrpose
of
niukiiiK
n
inspection
or
iiiitakei
nt
Wooilwurlli
bake.
rtllPKMNTKN'llKNT
OF
ITIU'riKS
.-
s
2.
1928.
REGISTRATION
i
OF
CANADIANS
HO
Will
Of
TRADE
HILL
KLCLIVE
j
RLI'OItT
IKOM
I.LOIM.tTltr.
j
COMMITTEE
AT
NEXT
I
MKKTIMi
The
question
ot
reslstertng
Canadians
as'
such
was
brought
up
at
the
Board
of
Trade
meeting
last
night
on
receipt
of
a
letter
from
the
Brantford
Board.
The
matter
was
discussed
at
some
length
In
connection
with
which
there
was
some
humorous
banter
and
the
matter
was
then
referred
to
the
legislative
committee
for
a
report
to
the
next
mectlnz
of
the
Board.
CLERKS
FIGHT
FORHODDAY
Oltti
VMZ.VTION
El
l
ECTEII
TO
COM-llT
ATTEMPT
TO
MAKE
CHAM1E
IN
LAW
VICTORIA,
Oct.
2.
At
a
meeting
at
which
the
retailers
and
clerks
were
represented,
an
organtaatlon
was
effected
here
lsst
night
to
combat
any
attempt
to.
alter
the
system
of
weekly
halt
holidays
as
now
in
existence
In
the
province.
Officers
were
elected
aud
a
tight
win
be
conducted.
SEVEN
KILLED
FRENCHPLANE
5ENHURST.
England.
Oct,
2.
rive
passengers
aud
the
pilot
aud
mechanlo
were
burned
to
death
this
afternoon
when
a
French
airplane
en
route
to
Tarls
from
Croydon
crashed
nesr
here
Advertise
In
The
Dally
News
Circulation
1876,
Sales
8.14
i
First
Game
Series
Played
Today
on
New
York
Grounds
i
.
:
Won
today
by
New
York
by
score
of
two
.runs
I
to
one
before
75,000
people
Rons
'Hits
Errors
ST.
LOLLS
1
3
....
I
NEW
YORK
t
....
6
....
41
NEW
YORK,
October
2.
New
York
Yankees
won
the.
opening
game
of
the
World
Baseball
Scries
this
altcmcon
over
St.
Louis
Cardinals
two
runs
to
one.
Herb
Fecnock,
the
Yankee
hurier.
held
the
Cardinals
to
'three
sfattered
hits
while
his
Yankee
team
mates,
led
by
Babe,
Ruth,
batted
their
way
to
victory."
(.
A
crowd
-estimated
at
65.CC0
witnessed
the
game.
Pennock
bad
the
better
of
the
argument
over
two
St.
Louis
pitchers,
Sher-del,
who
started,
and
Haines
who
finished
the
game
when
a
pinch
hitter
batted
tot
Sherdel.
Both
teams
scored
In
the
first
and
the
Yankees
won
out
In
the
sixth.
Rain
Interfered
with
play
In
the
sixth
Inning.
Details
of
play
follow:
ITKST
INX1NGS
St.
Louis:
1
run,
2
hits.
0
errors.
I
After
two
strikes
were
called
Doutbisf
slammed
a
two-bagger
Into
the
right,
Pennock
using
a
curve
ball
entirely.
!
Southwcrth
was
thrown
out
at
first,
Pouthtt
making
a
third.
Hornsby
up
received
an
ovation.
Pennock
Xiutrw
Hurqsby
put
at
first.
Douthlt
scored
'5a
''Bottvmley's
single
"over
Dougan'a
head.
Ruth
got
Belly'a
fly.
"KeWYork:
1
nmv
O
hits,
O
-errors.-'
Comta
walked.
Koentg
filed
out
to
Sjuthworth.
Ruth
received
an
ovation
and
St
Louis
fielders
backed
to
the
fence
but
Ruth
walked
and
the
crowd
booed.
Sherdei
and
Meusel
walked
filling
the
bases.'
Combs
scored
when
Oehlg
forced
Meusel.
Lazzerl
was
thrown
out
at
first.
PECONU
INN1NOS
St.
Louis:
Runs
0.
hi
is
0.
errors
0.
Koenlg
made
a
wonderful
play
on
Haley's
hit
throwing
him
out
at
first
and
repeated
on
OTarrel'a
tit.
Tneve
now
out.
at
first.
New
Y'ork:
Runs
0,
hits
1.
errors
0.
Dugan
singled
to
the
left,
Severeid
filed
out,
Pennock
sacrificed
and
put
out
Combs
Wed
out.
THIRD
1NNIMS
St.
Louis:
Runs
0.
hits
0.
errors
0.
Shedcl
fanned
three
pitched
balls.
Pennock
threw
Douthlt
out
at
first.
South-worth
fouled
to
Severeid.
New
York:
Runs
6.
tuts
1.
errors
0.-Koenlg
singled.
Ruth
tried
to
sacrifice
but
forced
Koenlg.
Sherdel
threv
out
Meusel.
Ruth
going
to
second
and
tearing
his
panta
while
sliding.
Gehrig
filed
out.
tOl'KTH
INN1NII
8t
Louis:
Runs
0,
hit
O,
errors
0
Hornsby
thrown
out
at
first
by
Koenlg.
Bottwnlcy
fanned
on
three
pitched
balls.
Bell
walked.
Hafey
thrown
out
at
first.
New
Y'ork:
Runs
0.
hits
0.
errors
0.
Lazzerl
fanned.
Mised
curve
by
three
feet.
Sherdel
still
feeding
this
ball.
Dugan
thrown
out
at
first.
Severeid
filed
out
to
Hafey.
ITI'TII
1NNINO
St.
Louis:
Runs
0.
hits
0,
errors
0.
So
tar
the
pitchers
have
had
the
up
per
hand.
Meusel
took
OTarrells
higd
fly.
Thevenow
bunted
out
to
Severeid.
Meusel
got
Sherdel's
pop
fly.
New
York:
Runs
0.
htts
t.
errors
0.
-j
Thevenow
threw
Pennock
out
at
first.
On
third
strike
Combs
singled
to
left.
Koenlg
hit
Into
double
play.
SIXTH
INNTM1
8t
Louis:
Runs
0,
hits
0,
errors
0.
Douthlt
grounded
out.
South
worth
died
out
to
Meusel.
Dugan
made
a
nice
play
on
Hornsby's
dimcult
hopper
and
tossed
him
out.
New
York:
Runs
1.
hits
3.
errora
1.--Ruth
singled
past
Bell.
Meusel
sacrW
tlced,
Ruth
making
second.
Ruti
scored
on
Gehrig's
sharp
single
',3
right.
Lazxert
singled
past
Thevenow
but
Gehrig
was
thrown
out
trying
to
make
third,
Lazcert
going
to
second
on
a
throw.
Bell
.Juggled
Duggan's
grounder.
Laaaerl
sliding
safely
to
third,
It
was
beginning
to
rain.
Seve-
rled
forced
Dugan.
SEVENTH
INNING
St.
Louis:
Runs
0.
hits
0,
errors
0.
I
The
crowd
stood
up
and
began
hoot-
j
Ing
for
the
.Cardinals.
Bottomley
went
out
to
Gehrig.
Bell
fouled
out
to
Severeid.
Hsfey
struck
out
swinging)
VICTORIA,
Oct.
2.
Slater
Mary
rior-weakly
on
a
low
curve
Pennock
was
ence.
72
years
of
ags.
and
for
fifty
ysars
pitching
magnificent
ball.
j
teacher
of
the
Slater
of
St.
Ann
in
New
York:
Runs
0,
htu
0,
error
a-
British
Columbia,
who
attended
the
con-
I
Pennock
went
out,
Thevenow
to
Bot-
(continued
on
page
six)
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor
for
hire.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN,
The
latest
and
best
for
the
least.
Phone
467.
pr:cz
revs
cxrs
in
World
SHOT
IN
CHEST
BYREVOLVER
HANK
CLERK
AT
WINMPEO
KILLED
IIV
OCX
LYIXO
IN
HIS
OHN
'
'
.DESK.
:..".
WINNIPEO,
Oct.
2.
Shot
through
the
chest
by
a
bullet
from
a
revolver
lying
in
the
drawer
of
his
desk.
Cordon
Sutherland,
42
years
of
age,
senior
clerk
In
the
Winnipeg,
main
cftice
ct
the
Bank
of
Commerce,
was
Instantly
killed.
Today
Sutherland
had
just
left
the
manager's
otfice
and
was-aaated,
at
his
desk
in
the
outer
office
when
a
shot
rang
out
and
he
collapsed,
mortally
wounded.
,
Bank
officials
believe
that;
euthsr-;
'
'
land,
while
lifting
papers
from
'the
drawer,
accldently
touched
Hhe
trigger
of
the
gun
and
tired
the
shot
which'
killed
him.
SEALING
MAY
BE
ALLOWED
japax
Hants
revision
uct
states
has
no
intention
to
abrogate
pact
TOKIO.
Oct.
2
The
Japanese
government
learned
today
from
an
authoritative
source
that
It
is
hopeful
the
United
States,
Great
Britain
and
Russia
will
take
action
on
the
treaty
prohibiting
the
killing
of
seals
In
the
open
waters
ot
the
North
Pacific
before
It
expires
on
December
14.
It
Is
said
that
Jspsn
has
no
Intention
of
abrogating
the
pact
and
the
foreign
Otfice
still
hopes
for
a
reply,
to
the
note
of
last
January
suggesting
that
the
signatories
confer
for
a
revision
ot
the
treaty
before
lta
expiration.
FLANNEL
SHEET
FOR
A
NOOSE
WOMAN
HANGED
HERSELF
IN
THE
BASEMENT
Of
HER
HOME
IN
'
VANCOUVER
VANCOUVER,
Oct.
2.
Using
a
flannel
sheet
for
a
noose.
Mrs.
Alexander
Paulsen,
45
years
ot
age.
hanged
herself
In
the
basement
of
her
residence.-
according
to
the
police.
When
she
failed
to
return
after
going
downstairs
to
do
the
Ironing,
the
husband
Investigated
t
and
found
the
body
hanging
from
a
beam.
She,;
was
said
to
be
despondent
on
account
ot
111
health.
n..,,......,
QKTFR
flF
QT
A
WW
ultJ
1
m
vr
i
ui.
runt
DIED
AT
VICTORIA
rent
her
In
ber
childhood,
died
.today
after
a
long
Illness.