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Baturday
moralng.
132
-
have
been
delivered
.
-
Bupert
elevator.
Bventy
.ne
in
on
Sunday
and
00
'
;t
within
the
beat
twenty-
7
Aden
VI
am.
Prtnee
Ru-gratn
ship.
Is
expected
to
K
-row
Bhe
will
be
piloted
it
Island
by
Ospt
Larry
c
id
will
sail
by
the
outside
'
Ban
Pedro
to
take
on
oil,
front
there
vta
the
Panama
Hamburg.
Oermany
wnere
ane
.
,al,n
got
r
her
cargo.
uku
Uaru
will
be
completed
i-
'ht
dry
dock
t-jmorrow
and
iken
doait
to
the
elevator
to
.ag
G
FIRE
IN
OILFIELDS
HI
KM
II
Tt.V
IVJI
HI
11
AM
AU'
MILLION
llMA(ii;
IN
1
ll.VIN
former
Chief
of
DA
Bureau
or
and
T
Chambless
were
burned
"iill
and
ten
lnlurert
are
in
honnltal
Carnage
reported
to
eacced
half
Usn
dollars
was
caused
wheu
Xlre
i-1-
wie
new
oour
utc
oil
iieias
on
Say
irlfrln
rit
n.
i
...
niH
be
:n
in
an
oil
well
and
It
soon
wd
over
the
field
as
an
oil
tank
'loded.
Two
of
the
Injured
will
uoiy
qie,
he
fire
burned
fourteen
hours,
AR
F.
TO
f
fiMF.
OFF
HER
PERCH
I
I.
1
.
.
..
...
.......
...Vl.d
.
'
"
rr
f..
t'
u
pii.
n'
Mill
I'AUTNKIt
Ol'
MAN
WHO
Hl:LI':it
IN
IlKKAT
WAK
"
...
-wh
siiv(
Wl.
TV
IIVU
wej
-
rie
arrlVPi
In
Vai.nmivtr
nn
NovflU.
&
he
U
expected
to
devixte
Irom
fule
ol
(.voiding
pernonirt
meeting!
"
""wain
vw
iiuR
iiHttaa
wiin
yle
of
the
Klondyke
whom
her
Royal
'"inn
met,
uring
the
war.
Advsrtlss
la
the
Dally
Niws
FISH
ARRIVALS
(attlies
This
Morning
Totalled
IMLImio
runiido
Three
tiiirrUnii
IhMts
and
Three
Cauadlan
Halibut
arrivals
thu
morning
totalled
iOtXXM
pounds,
three
American
vesncU
tllspuslng
of
07XM0
pounds
while
three
Canadians
sold
9.000.
Price
were
1
5
4c
and
1c
tor
American
fish
while
Can-
)c.
I
Tte
day
15.3c
and
ftc
and
15.5c
and
arrivals
were
as
follows:
I
AMIItKUN
Western.
43j0O0
pvwnds.
to
Canadian
iPtah
:
Cold
Storage
Co.
Arrow.
SS.CXK)
pounds.
to
Kdysi
run
Co.
Ilonstuta,
19.000
pounds.
Fisheries.
CANAlllAN
Xllbran.
5.000
pounds.
MRS.
NICKLE
KEPT
OTTAWA,
Ont
Arthur
Meignen
to
Booth
to
Canadian
Pish
ts
Cold
8torse
Oo.
Rose
Bplt.
100
pounds,
to
Royal
Plan
Co.
Dalphlu.
3.000
pounds,
to
Atlln
Fisher
Irs
SECRET
ALL
RIGHT
TORONTO.
Oct.
25
There
la
one
women
who
can
keep
a
secret.
Bhe
is
the
if.
of
Mr.
W.
F.
Nlckle.
K.C..
who
haa
restgned
as
Attorney
Oeneral
of
On-Urlo.
When
congratulated
upon
keeping
his
resignation
secret
from
the
press
for
a
few
days.
Mr.
Nlckle
laughingly
ststed
how
he
managed
It.
Til
tell
you
how
that
happened,"
he
aald
to
newspaper
reporters.
-My
wife
wrote
that
letter
for
m
on
Friday
night.
It
wss
in
the
hsnds
of
the
Premier
a
little
after
12
o'clock
Baturday.
There
It
at
least
one
woman
who
can
keep
a
aecret
"
MR.
MEIGHEN
IS
NOW
i
CHIEF
COUNSEL
FOR
NATIONAL
TRUST
CO.
Ost.
35.
-
Rt.
Hon.
former
Conservative
?'
chief
coun-
.
,,.
been
-oppoluted
lel
for
the
National
Trust
Compsny
of
Toronto.
It
Is
understood
Mr.
Melgh-
JO
-
i
K-
t
least
30.000
an-
n
a
salary
"
"v
-
hi.",
Among
the
prominent
dlreo-tor.
of
this
company
are
Sir
Joseph
llavells
and
Sir
Thomas
Whit..
I
!
OVM.
(OMMITTI.E
Wmm
TAXI
Boston
Grill
5
Ambulance
and
mix
f
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
Service)
with
newly
laid
dancing
Inywhara
at
Anytime..
floor
for
hire.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN,
PRINCE
RUPERT
The
latest
and
best
for
the
MATT
VIDECK,
Prop.
leant.
Phone
457.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
XVI.
No.
250.
t',.
prince
rupert.
u.c.
Monday.
October
25,
ma.
Circulation
1617
Sales
531
PRICE
FIVE
CZU.S
RMENIA
SCENE
OF
HORROR
TOD
A
Y
a
fjf
f
a
nn
hit
ntw?w7rro
k
r
k
wat
tti
ww?
a
w
jiimtiw
nr
a
w
rTnfir
I1lLiUllULn
I
lULiLilO
iUilil
IV
VEAL,
ffiin
IsVflL
dllURL
.
T?
it
T
II
ccessive
Larin
lemoiors
Wreck
Eastern
Country
and
Hundreds
of
People
Perish
of
Leninakin
and
twelve
thriving
towns
V
nearby
practically
destroyedGarden
of
Edeii
is
strewn
with
dead
SHOCK
OPENS
UP
MOUNTAIN
ole
population
is
horrified
with
damage
amounting
to
millions
of
dollars-number
of
dead
uncet
tain
NAK1N
Armenia,
October
3i
Successive
earthquakes
lasting
Iroal
f2.""j
Sunday
morning
aeslrorrd
the
pnUt
part
at
UiU
city
of
forty
v.abllaiU
as
rtl
m
twrlrt
thriving
towns
to
the
neighborhood.
Up-.ir
hundred
were
killed
and
hundreds
of
ethers
acre
mortally
to-
-
ondrrd
thoussnd
have
been
rendered
homeless.
The
whole
of
Ar-
-
ltd
at
lUe
dntructidu
hlco
amount
to
millions
of
dotlsrs.
..
atii
tdtock.
which
wa
five
-fold
stronger
than
the
tint
tore
op
an
I
.
a
the
volcanic
Mountaisi
of
Alagoza
which
U
14
OUO
ieet
high
and
j
-whleh
gleams
with
perpetual
snow
Tlx
number
of
dead
may
not
be
HMMUSut
.tot
dajs
as,
the
affected
area
euvrra
om
hundred
square
miles
Prat
tle
efforts
are
bring
ludr
by
soldlei.
and
firemen
and
released
workers
to
rxtneau
Ukw
bo
have
bn
burled
alive.
Work
has.
however,
been
dis-
runted
bv
successive
shocks
.........
.......
Bodies
are
scattered
everywhere
la
ILL
CLE
AH
TOMOKMOtV
ltK
-...h
i
ik.
f.-wi..
-ll
of
HtMlllKO,
UIHM1NV
iAraaea.
tbe
traditional
site
of
tbe
Oar-
-
-
jden
of
Eden.
named
A
atrotif
committee
has
been
aptvUtted
by
E.
A.
Mann.
cluircan
of
Ui
prtllmliiary
1
meeting
last
week,
to
invest!
gate
the
possibilities
of
estab-
V
lutung"
an
up-to-date
tysinas
lem
In
tte
dly.
Tbe
committee.
4
whldl
is
comprised
of
Percy
4
Tinker,
chairman.
8
E.
Parker.
Earl
Barrte.
Dr.
p.
P.
Kenny
and
Osofe
W.
Johnstone,
will
prepare
a
report
lor
submission
to
another
meeting
in
tbe
course
4
of
the
nett
few
weeks.
It
Is
the
dtslre
that
erery
organlza-
Uon
hartnr
community
welfare
4
at
bart
will
be
represented
at
this
meeting,
f.
POTTL'K
or
MARION,
ILL
KIIXN
It
Hi;
I.AUlllTtK
ANII
liKANIMIAllillTLK
TIILN
M
iniu
MARION.
ILL..
Oct
25,
Believed
to
have
Jxcome
suddenly
demented
through
'worry.
W.
C.
Potter,
aged
55.
former
stste
senator,
early
on
Sunday
kHled
hla
wife,
two
daughters
Mra.
Luclile
Whit,
aged
28,
and
noise.
16--and
two
granddaughters
with
an
Iron
furnace
Shaker.
Potter
then
drowned
himself
in
a
slstern
of
water.
The
bodies
ere
found
by
NorrU
Potter,
a
aoa.
when
he
returned
home
There
wers
evidences
of
a
terrific
struggle.
PANTHER
ENJOYS
FINAL
MEAL
FROM
CAPTURED
DOE
PARKSVIIAE.
Oct.
3S.
When
out
hunting
recently
O.
M.
Bernard
came
across
the
carcass
of
a
freshly
killed
doe.
Knowing
that
a
panther
must
be
In
the
vicinity
he
sent
for
Mr.
Craig
and
his
dogs.
After
twenty
minutes
on
tbe
trail,
they
ran
a
large
female
panther
to
earth
on
the
Morlson
Creek
trail,
and
killed
It.
It
measured
six
feet
two
inches.
POUCE
STATION
WAS
ATTACKED
Two
Miut,
Two
erluly
Wumided
and
loiirtrrn
Injured
In
Misntlial
BHANOHAI,
Oct.
2$.
One
person
was
shot
to
death,
two
were
seriously
wounded
and
fourteen
Injured
when
a
hundred
pro-Cantonese
radicals
surrounded
the
west
cate
of
tbe
police
ststlon
on
Sunday
and
launched
an
attack
exploding
two
bombs
and
discharging
firearms.
The
police
dispersed
the
mob.
WEATHER
REPORT
(Government
Telegraphs)
18'aJn.
Prince
Rupert.
Cloudy.
S.
temperature,
54.
gale,
Harelton.
Cloudy,
calm;
temperature
44.
Bmlthers.
Cloudy,
calm;
temp.
42.
Burns
Lake,
Foggy,
calm,
temp.
32.
Terrace.
Cloudy,
calm,
temp.
32.
Terrace.
cloudy,
calm,
temp.
43
Heavy
rain
during
night.
Rosswood.
Cloudy,
calm,
temp.
44.
Alysnsh.--Cloudy,
calm,
temp.
40.
Sam
Jabour.
A.
W.
Edge,
Oeo.
D
Tlte
and
J.
P.
McMillan
were
passenger.
last
"evening
for
Victoria
where
they
SIR
HENRY
THORNTON"
.W'
-
H?v
tMKLlL
:
MasiBsiBsiBsiBsH
HbssHbsbssbssK
Ja!i
-MGitfh&mSKKm
LSSSSsHLlfAsH&NlBSsH
MflTIy
''.alBiPfMWaaisKa
lllllHlllllllHpQi
-:
'.llHNm9nH.IH
President
of
Canadian
National
Railways
will
be
here
on
November
10.
cctnpauied
by
his
bride
and
vice-president
in
charge
of
operation
AWFUL
DEED
OF
ilr
enry
Thornton,
Making
1NCANC
SENATOR!
Annual
Tour.
of
Inspection,-.
niunitLiuunaiuiii
Ti'if
t
r.
'.i
n
i
win
visuuiy
wiin
oriae
MONTREAL.
October
25.
BIT
Henry
W
Thornton,
chairman
and
president
of
the
Canadian
National
Rallwaya.
accompanied
by
S.
J.
Hungerlord,
vice-ptesldent
la
charge
of
operatlcn,
left
Montreal
Saturday
night
on
a
tour
of
Inspection
which
wtir
take
-him
over
the
line
and
tbe
company's
properties
as
fsr
as
tbe
Pacific
coast
'
On
Saturday
Sir
Henry
spent
traversing
the
nirtbera
Ontario
mining
area.
arriving
at
Tlmmlns
during
the
afternoon
and
leaving
there
at
six
this
morning.
Alter
a
stop
st
Iroquois
Falls
Blr
Henry
win
go
tin
to
Cochrane,
leaving
there
this
afternoon
for
Winnipeg
and
Western
Canada.
Enroute
to
Winnipeg,
Sir
Henry
wilt
stop
at
Mlnakl
to
In-li
.
sped
the
work
under
way
on
the
Company's
hotel
there
and
will
arrive
at
Winnipeg
on
Tuesday
evening,
re
maining
there
until
Thursday
night.
Thence,
In
succession
he
will
visit
Easkstoou
on
Friday.
Edmonton,
Saturday.
Jasper.
Sunday.
Kamloops
on
Tuesday.
November
2.
and
will
arrive
In
Vancouver
on
Wednesday
evening,
from
there
he
will
cross
ta
Victoria,
remaining
there
from
Friday
to
Sunday.
Returning
to
Vancouver
on
Monday,
November
8.
Sir
Henry
will
leave
for
Prince
Rupert
where
he
will
spend
Wednesday.
November
10.
On
his
re
turn
Journey.
Blr
Henry
-will
visit
Calgary.
Reglna,
Brandon
and
other
cities
which
are
not
touched
on
the
outward
Journey.
Lady,
Thornton
will
accompany
Sir
Henry
on
his
trip.
VANCOUVER
EXCHANGE
Wheat
U.
C
Silver
..
Our.well
Olacler
Howe
Sound
Independence
L.
&
L.
Premier
Porter
Idaho
Silver
Crest
.
Surf
Inlet
.
.
will
attend
the
Shrtners
ceremonial
on
meetings
In
Staffordshire,
October
30.
Bid.
Asked.
1.63
V,
I
30
im
1.13
1.16
.05
.07
40.00
5)7
U
.08
.05
.08
2.02
2.05
.09
U
.09,
.06
Vt
.09
.01',
.02
;
EMBARGO
AT
VANCOUVER
WHEAT
Slllr.MLNTfi
TO
MHTII
I
UN
CITY
CI
KTAILUI
I
OU
.1
IVLtK
VAXCOrVEK.
M.
SSv
Tbe
1UII-wik
lute
plared
an
embargo
on
grain
shipments
far
export
through
the
port
of
Vatietiuvrr.
It
I'
an-iiounred
In
Winnipeg
and
Vanrou-ver
that
lark
ol
shipping
to
handle
eNilltlouslT
the
grain
In
stursge
here
aud
en
route
prompted
I
he
embargo
ahkh
Is
expert
ed
to
continue
fur
a
week
r
tm
days
when
shipments
will
lie
returned
under
MTIlllt.
COTTON
MARKET
IS
IN
CONFUSION
AS
RESULT
OF
FORECAST
NEW
TORK,
Oct.
25.
Cotton
broke
approximately
81.50
a
bale
to
the
low-n.t
level
since
1921
today.
The
market
was
thrown
Into
confusion
by
the
government's
forecast
of
the
largest
crop
on
record.
17,500.000
bslea.
Dispute
Which
is
Putting
Country
und
Industries
in
Torpor
be
Again
Discussed
LONDON,
October
25,-Psrllament
reassembled
today
for
the
purpose
of
sanctioning
a
continuation
of
the
government's
emergency
powers
to
deal
with
the
coal
strike.
The
dispute,
which
Is
bringing
torpor
to
the
whole
country
and
Its
trades
and
Industries),
will
again
be
debated.
The'
coal
shortage
la
being
aggravated
by
the
extremely
cold
weather
and
the
public
Is
now
feeling
the
pinch
of
the
scarcity
and
costliness
of
fuel.
This
is
In
spite
of
the
fact
that
numerous
men
hsve
returned
to
work
In
some
of
the
fields
such
as
the
great
pits
In
Bouth
Walea,
Yorkshire.
Durham,
etc.
On
Saturday,
the
government
took
action
against
the
strike
leaders
by
refusing
permission
to
Secretary
Cook:
verted
Itself
Into
a
council
of
war.
It
of
the
Miners'
Federation
to
address
has
been
successful
In
Inducing
thou-j
of
Sldct
the
miners
executive
haa
con-
(juli
again,
Bermuda
Suffers
Great
Loss
as
Result
of
Big
t
Hurricane
at
Week-end
i
H.M
S.
Valerian
and
British
freighter
Eastway
lost
with
many
on
hoard
Curlew
figures
in
rescue
I
HAMILTON.;
Bermuda.
October
25.
The
tors
of
the
sloop,
HAI-S.tValerlan
!
and
tbe
Brlth
l'reb:er
Easlway
with
a
total
of
ab;ut
one
buid
tl
llTCi,
daaiage
ta
many
buildings
and
an
unprecedented
loss
In
tbe
barber
and
local
ahljplrg
constitute
tbe
tall
of
the
West
Indian
hurricane
which
sw-pt
over
Eer-;
muds
on
Friday.
Klneleen
men
are
tbe
sole
survivors
of
the
Valerian
crew
of
which
64
(
1
officers
and
men
perished.
Capt.
Oaher
and
one
other
officer
of
tbe
vessel
were
'
aaved.
One
seaman
said
that
the
Valerian
turned
turtle
and
the
life
rafts
were
the
only
means
of
safety.
The
survlvcrs
were
picked
up
by
H115.
Capetown
after
being
adrift
for
24
hours.
r
The
Valerian
was
returning
from
an
errand
of
mercy
to
the
Bahamas
to
aid
those
who
were
stricken
In
the
hur-
ricane
of
a
month
ago.
It
being
the
second
trip
on
that
mission.
H.MS.
Curlew,
returning
from
the
West
In-
idles,
also
answered
the
Valerian's
call
of
the
vesseL
Twelve
of
the
crew
of
the
freighter
Eastway;
who
were
adrift
at
sea,
were
p',ded
ftp
t
bj.-te;
schooner
XtirUlDe,s..
'
Uurlng
the
storm
HUB.
Calcutta
broke
from
her
moorings
but-
was
secured
with
great
dUflculty
by
HMS.
Wistaria.
TO
MAKESKEfCHES
OF
CANADA'S
BIG
INDUSTRIAL
MEN
LONDON',
Oct.
25
Kathleen
Shack-
leton
la
going
to
Canada
next
month
on
an
ambitious
sketching
tour.
She
is
going
all
over
the
Dominion.
even
into
the
Pacific
coast,
mating
charcoal
sketches
of
the
big
men
be
hind
Canadian
industries
"the
men
who
really
make
the
Empire."
as
she
puts
It-
When
she
comes
back;
she
will
display
her
captives
in
an
exhibition
solely
devoted
to
them.
Miss
Shsckleton
knows
the
ground,
for
she
once
spent
four
years
in
TWO
MINUIES
OF
SILENCE
WILL
BE
OBSERVED
NOV.
11
The
two
minutes'
sl'.ence
will
be
observed
In
British
Columbia
at
11
o'clock
on
Armistice
Day.
November
11
to
conform
with
the
observance
In
the
British
Isles.
This
especial
observation,
according
to
a
notice
sent
from
the
Provincial
Secretary's
Department,
la
in
addition
to
the
regular
celebration
of
the
date
recognlred
by
tbe
Dominion
Government
for
the
preceding
Monday.
November
8.
T
AERIAL
SERVICE
WESTERN
ALASKA
Alouiu
Cvpe,
Anchorage
Aviator,
Has
tlone
to.
Seattle
to
get
Three
ANCHORAGE,
Oct.
25.
Alonzo
Cope,
a
local
aviator,
has
left
tor
Seattle
to
purchase
three
seaplanes
with
which
a
commercial
aviation
service
will
be
started
next
spring
with
Its
headquarters
here.
The
planes
are
to
operate
to
Bristol
Bay
and
through
the
Interior.
X.
A.
Sbonbeck
and
a
us
Oelles
are
also.
Interested
In
the
venture.
FIRE
DESTROYS
MILL
IN
SOUTH
4M
of
Ijutgley
Timber
Produrls
Co..
Ltd.
Lat
Night
Estimated
at
ftoo.ouo
FORT
LAN
a
LEY,
Oct
25.
rire
on
Sunday
evening
destroyed
the
sawmill
the
Langley
Timber
Products
Co.
I
The
loss
is
estimated
at
1100.000.
REPORT
TOLU
1ST
I
QUEEN
MARIE
THAT
HLK
Hl'f
BANT)
HAS
HER
TO
COME
HOME
AT
ONCE
IS
1IE.ML1I
LONDON.
OcVr25T6
Stmaaypbj.
server
printed
a
Vienna
despatch
from
Bucharest
stating
that
King
Ferdinand
of
Roumanla
had
sent
a
cablegram
to
Queen
Marie,
who
is
now
touring
United
States
and
Canada,
asking
her
to
return
Immediately
on
account
or
scornful
criticisms
which
disparaged
the
dignity
and
prestige
of
the
dynasty
in
political
circles.
NEW
TORK,
Oct.
55.
Radu
DJuvara,
Roumanian
charge
d'affaires,
denies
the
report
that
King
Ferdinand
has
cabled
Queen
Marie
to
return
home.
DISCIPLINE
FOR
SOVIET
LEADERS
TROTMiY.
KAMENOtT
AM)
ZE1NO-VOIT
ARE
Pl
.NISlltl)
POR
FACTIONAL
ACTIVITIES
MOSCOW.
Oct.
25.
Dlsclptlng
the
three
for
factional
activities,
the
central
executive
committee
of
the
Soviet,
controlling
the
Communist
party,
has
ousted
Leon
Trotsky
and
Leon
Komen-off
from
the
all
powerful
political
bureau
and
haa
expelled
Gregory
ZeinovoS
from
the
Third
Internationale.
TWO
DEATHS
IN
VANCOUVER
ONE
MAN
IS
OASSEU
COLLAPSES
ON
INI)
ANOTHER
STREET
VANCOUVER.
Oct.
25.
Being
called
to
the
premises
at
408
Union
Street,
the
police
found
the
body
of
Charles
Pricker
sitting
In
a
chair,
death
being
due
to
gas
asphyxiation.
The
gaa
tube
Is
believed
to
have
been
accidentally
disconnected,
Charles
Smith
collapsed
suddenly
on
the
street
and
.died
almost
Instantly
from
heart
disease,
HOUSEHOLDERS
AND
LICENCE
HOLDERS
TJioe
wishing
to
gel
on
Ihe
1027
Voters'
List
are
rerpiirt'd
lo
file
their
up
Vacations
witli
.
,tf.n
(lily
Clerk
during
the
hionlh
of
October,
.4
Office
liour
Ofis.ni.
to
5
Ti
juni.,
ami
frouipclober
25
to
HO.
,al.o
fro
n
i
7
j.ni.
to
U
p.m.
1;
K.
F.
J0NK&
if
CUy
Clerk.