5
TAXI
and
Ambulance
,
Service
Anywhere
at
Anytime
Stand:
Exchange
Building
MATT
VIE1ECK.
l'rup.
.1
N
240
OS
O
t
20
The
i
W
K
MluAsll.
general
Viiajac
Mining
Oorpor-DUtfkst,
Nsyanta.
u
-
-te
department
it
BrltUfe
subject.
U
;
under
threat
Dt
aha
"Wrthtn
trve'thty
iter
in
Mexiao
City
-
non
ta
the
lot
Wen
the
matter.
XHARDS
ON
ISLAND
COAST
J
Season
for
Reduction
Plants
Mm
Vancouver
Mand
This
en
lear
O
t
iOtdtis
opetsttots
on
the
wast
coast
Hid
are
stUl
busy,
s
.i
hards
having
game
In
uvdru
of
operators
and
.Mm
was
late
starting
n
of
flan
has
been
a
.,'
wuson
as
a
whole
has
iixl.
iANADIANlT
FINED
FRANCE
fi'dy
ilnH
to
Pav
2B.0fHl
IVnncs
I
r
Injuring
Hoy
When
Driving
Car
!r
OCiVE
Trance,
Oot.
30.
The
"Hin
convicted
Mm.
An-"
fUnn
woman,
of
exceeding
?c
'
m
'
and
neglecting
the
rule
at-
:u!u
her
car
Injured
ft
boy
"
.red
ciirelmsuess
last
April
nc
ii
total
of
311
!
ratios
and
i.
Uic
boy
father
26,000
.ID
ROY
AGAIN
CHAMP
BOXER
ii.cAi:
Oft.
20.
Im
iKIdl
11
idt
clutmplon
of
Canada,
J
!n
title
last
night
when
he
r-w
i-den
the
decision
after
twelve
:
a:
-...list
Oeorge
Chabot.
IERRING
FISHING
VANCOUVER
ISLAND
NON-FOOD
PURPOSES
VANCOUVER.
Oct
20.-Pederal
orders
F'a7
wn
received
to
open
the
herring
:d
ti
the
fUhlnB
for
nnn.fnod
B'ursasc
unui
t.h.
.,,h
iww
-
'
UJ
bt-
ullowed.
MASSETT
GETTING
r
4
4
KETCHIKAN
ASKING
FOR
SMELTER
THERE
IJuatlet
Daily
News
and
I
rem
Tlut
Suitable
lMiitlon
In
at
Tlirlr
fit)
In
eotUMcUoa
with
the
proposal
to
erect
a
ameltar
In
their
neKhbochaod.
the
K-etcnucan
Chronicle
strongly
urges
that
It
jc
buUt
there.
It
says:
Iteosnt
arrivals
from
Prince
Rupert
say
there
Is
much
talk,
there
for
a
uneltar
to
he
located
there
for
the
treata&ent
of
ores
from
Portland
Canal
and
AlaafcB.
all
of
which
remlnda
mm-lot
men
that
Ketchikan
Is
the
mor.
logical
centre
for
treatment
of
Alaskan
ores.
In
regard
to
the
matter
s
resent
j
l-ue
of
the
New
at
Pttoos
Rupert
says
editorially:
"Prtnee
Rupert
has
often
been
men
tioned
at
the
beat
possible
sMe
for
a
imelUr
Leva
ted
here
It
would
serve
not
only
the
Portland
Oaoal
dietrtetj
ajstjaajrt
Alaska
fcuaAo
wauld
be
aWe
to
handle
more
ceonoaueany
than
anyone
ete
the
prcduct
of
the
mines
of
H
am!
ton.
Smltbers.
Topley
snd
the
Bablne
counts
Suoh
so
Institution
would
glee
an
Immediate
Impetus
to
mining
both
In
the
Interior
and
at
the
coast
and
a
big
Industry
would
undoubtedly
develop."
The
proponed
treatment
of
ores
In
Ketchikan
la
not
s
new
subject.
Mining
men
hate
dlaoumed
the
possibility
for
years.
With
the
earning
of
the
pulp
snd
paper
industry.
In
which
sulphides
will
figure
tergal,
and
a
renewal
of
water
power
sites.
It
Is
believed
that
the
need
of
s
smelter
located
In
Alaska
la
moat
urgent.
It
Is
claimed
that
ores
Item
every
part
of
southeastern
Alaska
and
even
from
tne
wmtwaro.
omr
ore
could
be
treated
here.
NEW
FUEL
STATION
I
nlnii
oil
i.iitrii
(!
Men
Arrive
In
Put
In
I'lunt
mi
IJiiren
Charlotte
IkIuiiiI
Construction
Is
being
started
at
Mas-
iiett
of
a
new
o41
station
for
the
Union
Oil
Oo.
aoeortHng
to
word
brought
from
i
lie
Islands
on
the
Prince
Charles
this
morning.
On
thW
trip
of
the
vesael,
J.
E.
Hurl
and
A.
M.
Welsh,
consiruowoo
men
for
the
oompany.
arrived
from
Seattle
and
have
lost
no
time
In
getting
the
work
started.
Tanks
will
be
erected
on
the
beach
and
the
oil
delivered
to
boats
through
a
pipe
line
to
the
wharf.
OFFICIAL
COUNT
IN
NELSON
BY-ELECTION
NELSON.
Oct.
30.
The
official
count
In
the
Nelson
election
took
place
yesterday
Btvlng
McDonald
1078,
Borden
1030.
rejected
ballots
24,
spoiled
McDoiwlds
majority,
28.
VANCOUVER
EXCHANGE
Wheat
B.C.
Sliver
...
Big
Missouri
Coast
Copper
.
Cork
Province
bunwell
Oeo.
Copper
.
.'
Oladstone"'
Independence
Indian
L.
snd
L
Lcadshlth
Lucky
Jim
Premier
Porter
Idaho
Richmond
Sllvercrest
Silversmith
Surf
Inlet
Sunlocli
Tor!'
V
10.
Bid.
As&ed
1.40
1.23
20k
.304
j
15.00
15.50
.08
.09
.15
.18
Vi
25
3.60
.lVt
18
Vi
.04
.00
H
.07
.10i
.11
.04
.00
.32
.33
2,37
2:.28
J23
21
.13
.04
.08
.16
.01
.01
.76
.80
3.00
4-50
SAILORS
LAND
MAL1TA
ISLAND
Native
Offer
Services
Agninsl
Tribe
That
Massacred
White
Recently
SUVA.
Oct
30
The
British
Adelaide
anchored
at
Slnarago,
Mailt
bland
In
the
Botanon
group
and
land
ed
a
party
of
sailors
who
will
oosrate
with
local
authorities
to
punish
the
perpetrators
of
the
resent
massacre
In
which
several
oflvoers
including
white
persons
were
killed.
It
is
reported
that
the
murders
wees
committed
by
members
of
two
bush
tribes,
two
or
three
hundred
natives
taking
part
In
the
outrage.
Kane
the
attack
mete
than
eight
hundred
natives
collected
at
Aukl
and
others
are
coming
dally
to
offer
their
ervloea
to
the
autlioruics
In
effecting
:be
arrest
of
the
ot"laws.
NEW
TOPLEY
MINING
CONCERN
IS
FORMED
liiiirMralln
tit
Tple)-ltlrliflefd
Mtoj
liiS
(it.
Ucl.
Uitli
(upllul
.if
Mil-Helm
I
AiinoiimrU
VICTORIA.
Oct.
30-Tbe
Topley-
HlohftrM
Mining
da.
Btd..
a
Hon-per
sonal
liability
eoneens
wtth
oapttaUsa
a
e
i,uwMKfti,
puetv,
(us
oeen
iMMBorated
with
os
otOoes
at
flrrgWies
.
It
w
aji-iiwineert
today.
it
si
new
ooeern
organuxa
of
mas.
II.
Taylor,
original
(llacovi
nr
of
the
Rlchflefd
mine,
to
take
over
the
property
following
the
dropping
by
the
Standard
Silver-Lead
Oo.
of
Its
bond
on
the
mine.
WORKING
HOURS
FOR
WOMEN
IS
LIMITED
Minimum
Va;r
Hoard
Srts
l'irt)-i:isht
Hours
lVr
Wrrk
an
the
.Maximum
VICTORIA,
Oot.
30.
The
Minimum
Wage
Board
Issued
s
ruling
today
limiting
the
working
hours
of
women
In
mercantile
pursuits
to
forty-eight
noun
per
week
unless
a
special
permit
la
given.
WHARF
AT
CLEMENTS
IS
BEING
REPAIRED
Extensive
repairs.
Including
replllng
and
redscklag.
are
to
be
undertaken
by
the
federal
department
of
public
works
to
the
wharf
at
Port
Clements
according
to
word
brought
to
the
city
this
morning
on
the
steamer
Prince
Oharlei
which
vessel
took
H.
Stewart
and
crew
of
men
to
Port
Clemen
is
from
Sandsplt
hw
thev
had
completed
repairs
to
the
wharf
at
that
point.
QUEEN
CHARLOTTES
Rev.
and
Mrs.
J.
Olllett
returned
yesterday
on
the
Prtnee
Charles
to
Mas-
sett
after
a
vlalt
to
Skldegate.
Mr.
Oll
lett
having
been
at
tne
latter
point
on
business
In
bis
capacity
as
Indian
Agent
for
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands.
Joseph
Sigmund
of
Queen
Charlotte
City
left
yesterday
aboard
the
Prince
Charles
for
Masaett
on
a
business
trip.
He
expects
to
return
to
Queen
Charlotte
City
on
the
Charles
on
Sunday.
Rev.
and
Mrs.
R.
C.
Scott
and
family
returned
to
Queen
Charlotte
City
on
the
Prince
Chailes
this
week
after
a
two
months'
absence
on
a
vaoatlon
trip
to
Toronto
and
other
points
In
the
East.
They
were
accompanied
back
to
Queen
Charlotte
by
Mr.
Bcott's
brother.
A.
F.
Scott,
who
Is
engaged
In
the
(
Insurance
business.
Mrs.
Radke
arrived
at
Buckley
'Bay'
on
tne
irince
cnaries
yesterday
irom
Vancouver
to
Join
Mr.
Radke
who
has
been
appointed
superintendent
of
the
Maesett
Timber
Co.'s
sawmill
which
Is
bring
reopened
by
the
Los
Angeles
Lumber
Products
Co.
Mrs.
J.
McLellan
and
child,
after
a
holiday
trip
to
Vancouver,
returned
on
the
Prince
Charles
this
week
to
their
home
at
Llna
Island,
near
Queen
Charlotte
City.
Kcnning
of
Sawmill
by
Lira
AagclcH
1
umber
Products
Co.
Matte
II
h-
ol
Industry
There
Buckley
Bay
tn
Maaaett
Inlet
Is
once
iSfan
a
r'v:
of
aouvlty
following
the
:loeodcrn
for
a
year
or
more
of
the
Mswati
Timber
Co.
m'.H
which
is
about
to
be
re
-e'.id.
by
tne
Los
Angeles
Lumbar
Products
Co.
Msy
men
are
being
employed
and
inggtlhg
t
now
in
prcgrsas
cn
tbt
tawnatt
wtth
the
u-
of
a
skylin,
tka
lqap
featag
thrown
in
lha
-watr
sial,
Ja-
tranytthe,-
mai.
A
dam
Is
feeing
bunt
and'
awd
progress
to
being
mads
on
the
reuovaUon
of
the
mill
which.
It
U
expected.
wUl
start
suttlng
next
week
of
lumber
for
construction
purposss.
January
1
Is
the
date
scheduled
for
the
resumption
of
cutting
for
the
market.
E.
Heafthy
of
Seattle,
genersl
manager
of
the
Los
Angeles
Lumber
ProductaJ
Co.,
arrived
at
Buckley
Bay
on
the
Prince
Charles
yesterday
on
a
visit
of
Inspection.
SCORE
LEAP
SAVE
LIVES
Firemen
Unable
to
Approach
Within
Quarter
Mile
of
Los
Angeles
Huilding
LOS
A;;LI:s.
Oct
!!.
A
wore
of
workmen
h-ant-il
to
wifety
from
the
ulmlows
of
the
I
I11UI1
Clirmlral
'oni)uiiy'
plant
when
an
etpliMlon
lilriv
uwuy
nuifct
of
the
roof
mid
Murtril
a
flrr
whlrh
lierame
11
11-miitnilhililr.
.The
flanirs
hli.Mitlnj;
one
hundrril
frrt
Into
the
air
threw
out
siii-h
an
InlriiKe
limt
(hut
thr
firemen
were
iinahle
to
lirlnt
the
luiHe
line
within
quarter
of
a
mile.
The
liiillilhij;
wan
ileKtriiird.
the
lo
being
rstlnutcil
at
$3IK,INI0.
SUCCESSOR
APPOINTED
TO
VISCOUNT
CECIL
IN
BALDWIN
GOVERNMENT
LONDON.
Oct
20.
Nell.
MJ..
financial
-
Ronald
P.
Mc-
eecretary
to
he
treasury,
succeeds
viscount
Cecil
a
Chancellor
of
the
Duchy
of
Lancaster
in
the
Baldwin
cabinet.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
PRINCE
RUPERT.
B.C..
THURSDAY.
OCTOBER
20.
1027
1-ltlCLS
IllVt
DOWN-OX
STOCK
LXCllAMSi:
NEW
YORK.
OBtcber
20.
Oradual
sinking
of
many
Issues
on
today's
market
turned
Into
a
harp
dive
In
the
final
hour,
numerous
Issues
.
dropping
from
three
to
six
dollars
per
share
or
more
under
yesterday's
close.
ATTORSEY-GENER
l
IS
GI,:EN
CREDIT
EXCELLENT
WORK
"VICTORIA.
'Oetr20
"We
are
exceed-'
ingly
Indebted
to
your
Attorney-General,
the
Hsn.
A.
M.
Hanson,
for
what
he
has
daue
for
us
In
seeking
to
control
the
liquor
trade
and
to
obtain
further
control.
I
am
convinced
that
he
did
all
that
could
te
done
In
a
very
diffi
cult
position."
declared
Rev.
W.
W.
Peck,
of
Toronto,
edueatlcnal
secretary
of
the
newly-fonned
Dominion
Scienti
fic
Temperance
Committee,
at
a
meet
ing
recently
at
the
First
Baptist
Church
under
the
auspices
of
the
Vic
toria
Prohibition
Assoclatlsn.
reorganized
a
little
earlier.
Mr.
Peck
was
one
of
two
Toronto
representatives
of
the
Prohibition
Federation
of
Canada
to
address
the
meeting,
he
and
Dr.
Dan
McLachlan.
a
member
of
the
Federation
executive,
giving
the
audience
an
outline
of
the
revised
methods
of
propaganda
which
are
being
adopted
by
the
organization.
Another
spsaker
was
Rev.
J.
K.
Mclntyre,
of
Vancouver,
Brit
ish
Columbia
provincial
organizer,
who.:
presided
at
the
meeting.
WIRELESS
REPORT
8
a.m.
DIG
BY
ISLAND.
Part
cloudy,
light
west
wind;
barometer.
28.70;
temper
ature.
44;
sea
smooth.
BULL
HARBOR.
Raining,
calm:
barometer.
29.68;
temperature.
48;
sea
moderate;
8
pjn.
spoke
steamer
Cana
dian
Coaster.
Union
Bay
for
Ocean
Falls.
80
miles
from
Ocean
Falls.
xoox
.
DIGBY
ISLAND.
Cloudy,
southeast
wind;
barometer.
39.72:
temperature,
51:
sea
rough.
BULL
HARBOR.
Part
cloudy,
south
east
wind;
barometer.
29.74;
temperature.
50:
sea
moderate.
MIXING
IXSTITI'TE
VANCOUVER.
Oct
20.
The
British
Columbia
division
of
the
Canadian
Institute
of
mining
and
metallurgy
Is
to
meet
In
Vancouver,
November
23,
24
and
25.
BOXING
BOXING
EXHIBITION
HALL
TONIGHT-Thursday-TONIGHT
'
Three
Good
Preliminaries
1
in..-
Semi-Wind-up
1
JACIv
HOLROYI)
vs.
HRONSON
HUNT
Main
Event
JENS
BATTLING
Eliasson
Gurvich
Winnipeg
Prince
Rupert
Gallery.
$1.00.
Entire
lower
floor
reserved,
$1.50
Hoys'
Band
in
attendance
Boston
Grill
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor,
for
hire.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN.
The
latest
and
beat
for
the
least
I'hone
457.
Price
Fiv
fns
WO
ALASKAN
LA
UNCHES
FROZEN
IN
WO
FRENCH
FLYERS
ARRIVE
BUENOS
AIRES
FROM
PARIS
ftNADIAN
SUIT
IS
WITHDRAWN
nrt:i
of
Liquor
Runner
to
Ob-
tiin
Return
of
Hail
is
Given
up
.
'I3CO
Oct
20.
The
Can-Shipping
Compmiy
wlth-tlay
in
which
efforts
retu.ir
(ram
the
TJnlwd
1160400
Libert
.
:
a
bail
lor
the
crew
inner.
Coal
Harbor
and
i
nd.s
had
been
aetocd
on
ih
nbouM
cove
In-
n
illegal
liquor
trans-.0
.
mi.Kiliuated
reporters
of
-
ue
the
owners
of
the
IDITS
HOLD
A
BRITISHER
nnnd
u.000
Pesos
as
Hansom
ur
W
E.
Mitchell,
Manager
of
Mining
Corporation
t'LYKIIH
ARRIVE
AT
IIIIAOH
AIRE
IKOM
PARIS
AMI
AIUICA
4.
BUENOS
AIRflB.
Oet.
30
Dle-udonne
Castes
and
Joseph
Lebrtc
arrived
today
eompleang
sue
tOousand
mile
Sight
from
Paris
They
new
south
Irom
France
to
Senegal
on
the
west
coast
of
Africa
and
than
crossed
4
the
ccean
direct
to
Braxll.
Launches
Frozen
in
Slough
of
GAYIGANS
SEE
A
FIVE
YEAR
Tanana
River,
Alaska,
Where
j
MANY
THINGS
CENSUS
ASKED
Engineer
Will
Remain
All
Winter
s
HOT
SPRIlfos.
Alaska,
October
20.
Meet
Number
of
Former
Prince
Union
of
B.C
Municipalities
Con-
RuDert
1'eoDle
in
State
eludes
Session
to
Meet
Next
as
Trree
men
from
the
.
Ur
.d
m
j
c
naviaan
retu-ned
Year
in
Trail
launch
Danaoca.
-which
with
the
launch
AgneB
of
the
Northern
to
ihe
city
yesterday
after
a
months
nanaimo.
Oct.
20
The
Union
of
Commercial
Commtl'V,
is
fast
in
the
ice
in
the
slough
of
Xanana
jtrlp
back
east.
Leaving
here
on
Sap-
B.C.
Municipalities
decided
to
ask
the
Rivr,
mile
biow
here,
reached
Hot
Springs
last
night.
The
trabsr
17-
Mr
snd
Mrs.
Oirigau
ar-
government
to
approach
otuwa
with
men
were
vie
fiMtil,
Jw
liorman,
and
J.
C.
Johnston,
all
of
Iditarod.
lr,T
m
siwwon
01
me
prcposai
in,
a
census
oe
xao
They
reported
thQt
(ilen
Bay,
owner
of
the
launch,
with
two
com
punioiiK,
will
renmtii
on
the
craft
until
ice
conditions
improve.
Joe
Kovserifttu'ich,
engineer
on
the
Agnes,
arrived
also,
but
returned
wiih
Aupirfies
for
the
remaining
men.
The
engineer
with
two
children
will
remain
on
the
launch
until
spring.
BUCKLEY1
BAY
VERY
ACTIVE:?
'.he
Dempsey-Tunney
fight.
During
the
every
five
years.
The
reason
given
was
last
night
of
-
their
train
Journey,
at
that
In
many
municipalities
the
grants
very
stopping
place
sleeper
alter
were
based
on
papulation
and
tn
rapidly
aieeper
was
attached
to
their
train
growing
communities
they
were
not
re
futed
with
fight
fans
all
bound
for
celvlng
their
equitable
share
of
the
dU-Chicago
and
the
next
morning
they
trlbuttons.
had
tD
walk
through
about
ten
more,
No
action
wUl
be
taken
this
year
to
cars
that
weren't
there
tlie
night
be-
interest
the
government
In
compulsory
to
get
to
the
diner.
As
It
was,
health
lmurance.
their
train
was
two
hours
late
in
ar-
This
was.
the
final
session
of
the
rivlug
in
Chicago
owir.g
to
the
engine
union.
It
being
deeded
to
meet
next
power
being
unable
to
keep
up
sshed-
ytar
at
Trail.
Reeve
T.
Reed
of
Surrey
uie
time
with
the
very
heavy
wain.
wal
reflected
presUfent.
wnus
in
cnicago.
nr.
and
Mrs.
uavi-
gan
stayed
wtth
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Fred
Kenning,
where
Fred
is
doing
well.
His
mother.
Mrs.
Hennlng.
senior,
under
went
a
very
serious
operation
in
the
Spring
and
Is
now
Very
much
better.-They
also
met
Mrs.
Joe
Roerig,
but
Joe
himself
was
out
of
town
on
business.
I
After
taking
in
the
fight
and
in-
Door
cldentally
displaying
enough
Judgment,
to
win
a
few
bets
enough
to
meet
ex-
PROTECTION
BEING
ASKED
Manufacturer
Appeal
to
Tariff
Commission
for
beusss
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Oavlgan
motored
-
co
Detroit
whsre
.
they
had
a
re-unton
;
OTTAWA.
Oct.
20.
British
Columbia
with
Mr.
Gavtgan"s
brother
for
the
-and
Eastern
Canada-
door
manufac-flrst
tune
In
sixteen
years.
Then
they
turers
Joined
forces
before
the
tariff
njsde
.tbejr
wa
to
;
Buffalo
'
'
JMagara
aqvlagrj'.
ryd4sonnuUjghr,appl-Falls
snd
Toronto.
j
canon
for
-additional
protection
-sgaliist
While
In
Toronto,
they
saw
Sister,
doors
imported
from
the
United
States.
Juliana,
late
Sister
Superior
of
the
j
They
stated
they
did
not
ask
for
a
Convent
here,
at
St.
Michael's
Hospital,
.
change
in
the
tariff
rate
but
some
ac-also
Sister
Ludwlna,.
the
first
Sister
,
tlon
to
place
the
customs
assessment
Superior
here
and
Sister
Brendon
who
on
American
doors
baaed
-on
the
pries
'
left
here
this
summer,
owing
to
111
at
least
not
less
than
the
actual
aver-health
but
Is
not
back
to
normal
yet.
age
cost
of
production
of
American
doors
.
Business
at
all
points
visited
by
Mr.
,
plus
a
reasonable
profit.
Oavlgan
seemed
particularly
good,
thei
building
industry
In
Detroit
being
par-j
ucuiany
Drigm
wiwi
new
omcc
1
scrapers
snd
theatre
buUdlngs.
Otherwise
in
Detroit
itself
there
la
a
slight
depression
owing
to
the
failure
of
the
Ford
Company
to
get
Its
new
model
on
the
market.
According
to
reports
there
are
already
orders
for
800.000
cars
of
this
model
on
which
cash
deposits
has
been
made.
The
severe
tests
to
which
this
new
model
Is
being
put
are
finding
out
that
certain
parts
are
not
standing
up
at
the
high
speed
and
when
these
are
rectified.
Detroit
will
be
humming
again.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Oavlgan
also
visited
St.
Paul,
Grand
Forks
and
Fargo
on
the
way
to
Vancouver
on
their
return
trip.
GREATER
ASSISTANCE
TO
RURAL
SCHOOLS
IS
ASKED
BY
TRUSTEES
HARRISON
HOT
SPRINGS.
Oct.
20.
Endorsement
was
given
by
the
B.C.
School
Trustees
Association
to
a
recommendation
of
the
Vancouver
School
Board
for
the
establishment
of
parental'
schools
where
necessary.
The
delegates
also
went
on
record
as
suggesting
that
the
department
devise
some
method
by
which
rural
school
districts
greater
financial
assistance.
CONTRACT
IS
LET
FOR
VANCOUVER
ELEVATOR
BYTHEWHMTPOOL
CALGARY.
Oct.
20
The
contrast
for
the
foundations
to
the
Alberta
Wheat
Pool
terminal
elevator
at
Vancouver
has
been
let
to
the
Northern
Construction
Company
and
J.
W.
Stewart.
WEATHER
REPORT.
Prince
Rupert.
Part
cloudy.
light
west
wind:
temperature.
44.
Terrace.
Raining,
calm,
temp,.M4.
,
Rosswood.
Rain.
calm.
temp.
40,
Alyansh.
Rain.
calm.
temp.
47.
.
Alice
Arm.
Ram.
calm.
temp.
47.
Anyox
Rain,
calm,
temp.
46.
Stewart.
Rain,
calm,
temp.
38.
Hazclton.
Rain,
calm.
temp.
34.
8mithers.
Raining,
calm.
temp.
34.
Burns
Lake.
Snowing,
calm,
temp,
34.
Telegraph
Creek.
Cloudy,
calm,
temp.
25.
Whltehorse.
Clear,
south
wind,
tem
perature
24.
D.'.w.ij::.
--Cle.ir
culm,
temp
SO
SMALLPOX
AT
TORONTO
Class
Rooms
Closed
and
Being
Fumigated
Following
Out
break
OTTAWA,
Oct.
20.
Public
health
fores
of
the
capital
are
fighting
a
smallpox
outbreak
In
the
public
schools.
The
class
rooms
were
closed
several
days
ago
when
pupils
were
discovered
with
the
disease.
The
opening
of
these
room
Is
lndefinate.
Thirty-five
cases
are
under
treatment
Just
now.
COLLISION
IN
ST.
LAWRENCE
Canadian
Runner
Beached
Following
Impact
With
British
Freighter
MONTREAL,
Oct.
20.
During
a
dense
fog
tn
the
St.
Lawrence
River,
the
Can-
receive
.
adlan
Runner
was
In
collision
with
the
British
freighter
Newton
Pine
last
night
off
Father
Point.
The
Canadian
ship
was
beached
near
Ramouskl
and
there
was
no
loss
of
life.
PARALYSIS
SWEEPS
THROUGH
OREGON:
IS
NOW
BEING
FOUGHT
PORTLAND.
Oct
20.
Infantile
pa
ralysis
has
swept
Into
practically
every
section
of
Oregon,
said
the
state
health
officers.
Complete
Isolation
of
cases
and
rigid
quarantine
Is
being
enforced.
The
state
reports
a
gain
of
20
cases
loathe
week.
At
O
rant's
Pass
six
victims
died
of
the
disease.
-.
,
.
FINAL
RULING
ON
NATURAL
RESOURCES
OTTAWA.
Oct.
23.
The
government
has
decided
to
apply
to
tbePrlvy
Council
for
leave
to
appeal
an
the
question
of
Alberta's
natural
resources
to
get
a
final
ruling.
Advertise
tn
The
Dally
Hews