CLASSIFIER
HABIT
E.'.Tyon
readi
the
Cla-sslflod
Ad.
U
you
Iom.
sdvertU
(or
it.
If
vu
find,
locate
the
owner.
Whatever
you
need,
advertise
for
It
m;x
the
cxashifif.ij
habit.
KY
I
1
1..
No.
234.
MICE
Boston
Grill
MACLEAN
MAY
BE
CANDIDATE
IN
CITY
OF
VICTORIA
Yankees
Hard
Hitting
Brought
Second
Victory
In
World
Series
Over
St.
Louis
Cardinals
Today
Scon
of
Nine
to
Three
Gives
American
leaguers
Strangle
Hold
on
(treat
Baseball
Contest
for
Championship
KW
YOKK,
October
5.
The
Yankees
took
a
stran-I
iuld
on
the
world
series
by
turning
back
St.
Louis
.
!inals
for
the
second
time,
taking
today's
contest
nine
n
to
three.
As
was
the
cage
yesterday,
the
Yankee
heavy
artll-,
was
responsible
for
the
Cardinal's
defeat,
eight
hits
.
.
bunched
at
tho
opportune
moment.
i'iupras
for
the
Yankees
made
a
poor
start
but
sct-!
.Inwn
and
held
the
National
Leaguers
to
four
hits.
The
Yanks
drew
first
blood
by
scoring
three
runs
in
,
Nr-vt
inninrr
nfror
Durst,
sinrrlnd.
Ruth
Walked
and
i
.
v
a
a
a
a
a
a
f-y
vw
-.j
O
'
----
cleaned
up
with
a
terrific
home
run
smash
into
vitrht
field
stands.
The
Cardinals
came
back
in
tho
second
and
tied
the
n
a
pass,
Harper's
double,
another
couple
with
vri's
error
and
Maranvillc's
dash
to
the
plate
when
it
hit
into
a
double
play.
Tho
Yankees
scored
four
in
the
third
forcing
to
the
showers.
Mitchell
supceedod
him,
holding
opponents
to
one
run
forthe
rest
of
the
game.
The
ids
were:
Yankees,
9
runs,
8
hits,
2
errors.
Cardinals,
3
runs,
4
hits,
1
error.
animals
0,
3,
0,
0,
0,
0,
0,
0,
0
total,
3.
Vankees-3,
1,
4,
0,
0,
0,
1,
0-total
9.
URGES
CLAIMS
OF
PROVINCE
Vancouver
Board
of
Trade
Wantt
.
Mnn
on
Railway
Hoard
M'oUVEH,
Oct.
5.
The
"
il
f
the
board
of
trade
Mnt
I'
k'iam
to
Premier
Maekeittte
iii
Ottawa,
urging
upon
the
n.
minister
the
appointment
of
li.C
representative
to
the
"'I
f
railway
cWimlssloners.
message
in
part
aald:
"We
that
Hon.
Frank
Oliver
U
iiiiik
and
again
wiah
to
urge
yi.u
the
advisability
of
re-vr,iUu
British
Columbia's
claim
i
scat
on
one
of
Canada's
i
important
organisations.
ASTUTE
MOVE
OF
CITY
MAGISTRATE
AT
PRINCE
GEORGE
PRINCE
GEORGE;
Oct.
5.
The
aldermen
of
the
city
witc
thrown
into
confusion
"id
a
move
to
ask
for
a
"'luetion
of
tho
police
mag-1
't
rate's
salary
was
shelved
'mporarily
at
least
at
a
re-"'t
meeting
of
tho
city
'
"fincil.
when
a
letter
from
P"lice
Magistrate
Moran
was
md
offering
to
serve
gratis
if
the
city
aldermanlc
board
wo"ld
do
the
same.
With
iircord
the
aldermen
be-
Kun
to
mako
excuses
and
a
it
Hoitulon
to
reduce
the
sal-
:i,y
f
the
Magistrate
from
1(l
a
month
to
$50
n
month
Was
held
over
for
two
weeks.
v.
''v.
v..
WHEAT
TAKES
UPWARD
LEAP
VANCONVF.lt,
Oct.
5.
The
price
of
wheat
took
another
hound
upward
this
morning
on
the
Vancouver
exchange
when
No.
1
Northern
wild
at
?
I
-
I
Vi
.
FISH
ARRIVAI
Only
25,000
pounds
of
halibut
was
sohl
at'
the
Fish
Kxchne
iuta
mnrnlBif.
American
boats
were
the
North,
which
rcTd
it
i,
.mi
7r
from
the
Booth
Fish
eries
for
17,000
pounds,
and
the
-
It
till
.L..I
Ionic,
which
was
nam
n.
7c
by
the
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.
for
S.500
pounds.
The
only
Canadian
uoai
was
vm-Livingstone
whkh
sold
1.500
lbs.
to
the
Atlin
Fisheries
for
13c
and
8c.
WOMAN
VICTIM
OF
BAD
BURNS
vAMsnlrVKlt.
Oct.
5.
Victim
of
terrjhle
burn
caused
when
her
clothing
caught
fire
dy
from
an
open
grate,
Mrs.
William
Downing,
91
ye
of
age,
died
today.
stained
burns
Will.
,
covering
fully
one
third
of
her
body
and
physicians
marvelled
at
the
vitality
of
the
aged
woman
in
surviving
until
twiay.
one
widow
of
William
Downing
for
n
number
of
years
custom
appraiser
here.
Northern
and
PRINCE
McLEAN
FOR
NOMINATION
Former
Premier
May
Be
Cnndi-datc
to
Succeed
Tolmie
in
Victoria
VANCOUVER.
Otl.
5.
Chance
for
the
Liberal
nomination
in
the
federal
constituency
of
Victoria
U
declared
to
he
between
Dr.
J.
I).
McLean
and
William
Ivcl,
it
was
Mated
here
by
John
Hart,
former
minister
of
finance.
Mr.
Hart
stated
that
while
not
wishing
tu
ruaUc
n
definite
statement
and
admitting
there
might
be
other
strong
men
in
the
Held,
declared
Dr.
Maclean
and
Mr.
Ivel
the
most
probable
final
choice.
Mr.
Hart
said
there
was
no
foundation
for
the
rumor
that
Dr.
Mncl-can
might
enter
the
firm
of
Gillespie,
Hart
an.1
Todd.
He
did'
not
think
Mr.
Maclean
and
Ivel
would
oppose
one
another
at
the
convention.
STOCK
QUOTATIONS
(Oeurtwy
of
8,
D.
olutm
Oo-
LXA.i
The
following
quotations
were
bid
and
naked.
ArgenU
Rufus
Z7fe;
KVi.
Bay
view
54;
64.
11.
C.
Silver
l.U;
1.15.
Big
Missouri
nil;
M.
Cork
Province,
80;
II.
Cotton
Belt
85;
90,
Dunwall
18;
nil.
Duthle
90;
1.0Q.
George
Copper
S.40;
.G6
Georrta
River
84;
84
Golcortda
77;
79.
Independence
nil;
lVfc.
Indian
B'ii;
nil.
Kootenay
Florence
17;
18.
U
Si
I
94;
OVi.
LakevieAv
1;
nil.
Lucky
Jim
20;
nil.
Marmot
Metals
91
9.
Marmot
River
Gold
9;
94..
Mohawk
8;
8ft.
National
Silver
18;
14.
Noranda
45.06.
nil.
Pend
Oreille
12.80;
1&90.
Porter
Idaho
G7;
76.
Premier,
M;
&S0.
Richmond
nil;
1.
Ruth
Hope
91;
92.
Sherrit
Gorden.
G.80;
pil,
Silver
Crest
10;
IQMl.
Silverado
GO;
GR.
Silversmith
12;
nil.
Slocan
King
0;
7.
Sunlock
nil;
2.50.
Snow
flake
91;
92.
Terminus
19
20.
Topley
Richfield
69;
69Vi
Toric
nil;
3.00.
White
Water
1.85;
1.90.
Woodbine
11;
11&.
,
Oils
Dalhousie
l.70i
nil.
Devenlsh
65;
67.
Fabyon
10V4.
nil.
Home,
nil;
2.50.
TM
nft-rnoon'H
train.
due
from
the
East
at
3.50.
was
report
thia
morning
to
be
on
time.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Central
British
Columbia's
RUPERT,
B.C.,
FRIDAY,
OCTOBER
WA
Y
TO
BIG
VICT
.
it
,
h-t1i
"PHANTOM
WARFARE,"
GERMAN
NAVAL
INVENTION:
Top
picture
.shows
cruiser
Zahringen,
wiumut
a
man
ubnard,
going
full
spocd
ahead,
laying
its
own
snuikc
-i-reeii.
Centre:
destroyer
BliU.
the
control
ship,
directing
thr
c
ruiser
by
wireless.
Lower:
Tiie
captain's
bridge
on
the
cruiser,
without
the
captain
on.
PLAYERS'
CLUB
REORGANIZING
The
Prince
Rupert
Players'
Club
is
shedding
its
summer
moss1
and
preparing
to
burst
forth
into
winter
activity.
Tho
executive
has
already
held
a
meeting
and
made
preparations
for
the
annual
gathering
early
next
week
when
officers
will
be
elected
and
a
course
of
action
mapped
out.
It
Is
confidently
expected
that
the
coming
season
will
be
a
very
successful
one
but
much
depends
upon
the
initial
meeting
and
the
work
of
the
next
executive.
EXCISE
OFFICER
AT
VANCOUVER
REMOVED
OTTAWA.
Oct.
5.
Frederick
Deeley,
special
excise
officer
at
Vancouver,
has
been
removed
from
his"
position,
it
was
learned
today
at
the
department
of
national
revenues.
The
order
in
council
states
he
was
guilty
of
"gross
negligence
in
the
performance
of
his
duties."
ELEVEN
PLOTTERS
HANGED
BULGARIA
BELGRADE,
Oct.
5
--The
news-paper
Plitika
says
that
It
had
been
learned
from
Durszzo,
Albania,
that
11
conspirators
against
King
Zogu
summarily
wero
hanged
In
the
market
place
at
Durazzo.
This
was
done
upon
order
from
the
new
king
within
24
hours
after
discovery
of
the
plot.
Some
200
persons
suspected
of
being
implicated
were
Imprisoned
and
martial
law
w.n
procluimed.
Newspaper
6,
19,28
!
,
;
1
PREMIER
GUEST
DINNER,
FRANCE
PARIS,
Oct.
5.
A
banquet
was
held
yesterday
by
the
Franco-American
Society
in
honor
of
Premier
Mackenzie
King
of
Canada,
who
was
given
a
warm
reception.
His
reference
to
the
friendly
relations
existing
between
Canada
and
France
drew
enthusiastic
applause.
HONOR
FOUNDER
OF
SALVATION
ARMY
General
Booth's
Hundredth
Birthday
to
be
Marked
by
Evangelistic
Efforts
WINNIPEG,
Oct.
5.
In
recog
nition
of
the
hundredth
anniver
snry
of
the
birth
of
William
Booth,
the
founder
of
the
Salvation
Army,
Commissioner
Charles
Rich
of
the
Salvation
Army
has
announced
a
projrram
of
intense
evangelism
throughout
the
world.
Officers
and
soldiers
of
the
organisation
founded
by
General
Booth
will
do
honor
to
the
occasion
by
renewed
efforts
for
the
extension
of
the
Kingdom
of
God.
General
Booth
was
born
at
Not
tingham,
England,
on
April
10,
1928.
DR.
ALFRED
TOTER
HEADS
SCOTTISH
RITE
MONTREAL,
Oct".
B.
Dr.
Alfred
Webster
of
Toronto
was
elected
Sovereign
Grand
Commander
of
the
Supreme
Council
of
the
Ancient
and
Accepted
Order
of
the
Scottish
Ritf
NVt
year's
meeting
will
be
held
at
Empire
Parliamentary
Assn.
Closes
Its
Tour
With
Dinner
Given
In
Its
Honor
At
Sydney
SYDNEY,
N.S.,
October
5.
Delegates
to
the
Em-pire
Parliamentary
Association
last
night
bade
farewell
to
Canada.
"We
have
been
treated
like
princes.
We
were
received
like
old
friends,"
exclaimed
Viscount
Peel,
chairman
of
the
delegation
in
an
address
at
a
final
dinner
given
by
the
Canadian
Club
at
the
city
of
Sydney.
To
the
words
of
Viscount
Peel
farewell
gratitude
was
expressed
by
representatives
of
every
parliament
in
the
empire.
1
In
their
journeying
through
-
Canada,
Lord
Peel
said,
they
felt
members
of
the
BrltUn
delegation
had
been
able
to
remove
mis-ronrentions.
"We
have
heard
it
suggested
that
we
desire
to
load!
Canada
with
inefficient
uuem
ployed.
I
repudiate
with
all
my
force
this
infamous
suggestion.
But
there
are,
t
am
convinced,
irre.u
opportunities
in
Canada
with
good
organization
for
a
stantial
number
of
able
and
willing
workers
from
our
eottotry
who
will
form
a
fine
type
of
Canadian
citizens,"
Viscount
peet-de-i
lared.
LEGISLATURE
MEETS
EARLY
IN
HEW
YEAR
.
VtrTflRIA
Hnf
K
Thi
Tjei9-
.
'
-
lature,
which
had
been
officially
t
iii
,
called
to
meet
en
January
8
next.
..
it
is
announced
i
...ill
will
""'"'"
early
in
the
new
year,
Premier
Tolmie
makes
the
announcement.
CONSERVATIVE
LEADER
VISITING
VANCOUVER
VANCOUVER,
Oct.
5.
Hon.
R.
B.
Bennett,
leader
of
the
Conservative
party
in
the
Federal
House,
is
visiting
here
on
private
business.
DISPUTE
OVER
WOODBINE
MINE
VICTORIA.
Oct.
5.
A
recent
dispu(e
in
rep'.'t
to
the
Woodbine
mine
adjacent
to
the
Premier
has
teen
brought
to
the
attention
of
Minister
of
Mines
Mackenzie,
who
stated
last
night
that
no
action
was
contemplated
at
present.
.
He
explained
that
the
situation
np-neared
to
be
a
Jispute
between
conflictini:
sections
of
the
share
holders
and
directors
of
the
company
and
so
far
as
he
was
able
to
see
there
was
nothing
that
the
department
was
called
upon
to
do
in
respect
to
the
dispute
at
the
present
time.
WELLiTOWFuiBERMAN
DIES
AT
VANCOUVER
VANCOUVER.
Oct.
5.
Malcolm
lieitch,
65
years
of
age,
n
..oil
Unun
lnmhprman.
is
dead
at
his
home
here.
lie
retired
from
the
East
Kootenay
Lumber
Co.
eighteen
months
16.
,
IMMIGRATION
RGtJKES
HIGHER
FOR
AUGUST
OTTAWA.
Oct.
5.
Immigration
to
Canada
for
the
month
of
August
was
5,340.
an
Increase
of
147
per
cent
over
August
of
last
year.
Half
of
.this
number
was
British
harvesters.
LARGE
CABARET
Special
Dinner
Thundaya
tad
Saturdays
Dancing
every
Saturday
nlg-i
from
9
to
12.
Dance
Hall
tor
Hire.
Accomodation
tor
Prltrae
Tartlea
Phone
457
Price
Five
Cents
EXTRADITION
OF
SINCLAIR
BEING
SOUGHT
Cannot
be
Deported
to
Alaska,
so
U.S.
Government
is
Taking
Other
Measures
Charles
Sinclair.
aIWr
parting.
several
weeks-
in
the
city
jail
here,
awaiting
hearing
of
his
appeal
against
an
order
for
his
deportation
to
Alaska
by
Frank
Fitch,
local
immigration
officer,
has
been
given
his
liberty
tem-
uuiaiut
uuk
must
luvni
iui
m-
j...
u.
.l.
iraanion
proceeaings
oy
me
United
states
government
which
t
te
h
)d
m
.
County
Court
on
October
22
by
Judge
F.
McB.
Younz.
Sinclair's
appeal
against
the
deportation
order
made
locally
was
dismissed
by
the
department
at
Ottawa
which,
however,
ruled
that,
instead
of
being
deported
to
Alaska,
he
should
be
given
three
months
to
leave
Canada
for
Newfoundland,
his
native
coun
try.
Meantime,
he
has
been
given
his
liberty.
Following
this
ruling,
the
United
States
government
is
resorting
to
extradition
proceedings
on
the
ground
that
Sinclair
broke
jail
at
Juneau
while
serving
a
term
under
tne
voisieao
act
upon
which
offnce
his
deportation
was
sought.
VICE-PRESIDENT
LABOR
PARTY
IS
LADY
THIS
YEAR
BIRMINGHAM.
Oct.
5
Herbert
Morrison,
long
prominent
in
politics,
yesterday
was
elocted
chair
man
of
the
Labor
pmrty.
The
newly-elected
executive
established
a
precedent
by
electing
Ara
bella
Susan
Lawrence;
M.r.,
as
vice-chairman.
INVESTIGATING
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
OIL
POSSIBILITIES
SKIDEGATE.
Oct.
5.
After
a
number
of
years
of
quietude
the
question
of
oil
on
.tiie
(Queen
Charlotte
Is-
land
flj
again
being
brought
to
sUsntibn.
'
C.
D.
Emmons
A
Pnril-nA
Or.
Bflint
lV-
rl
days
-round
the.
hstd-
qsurtsrs
of
the
Yaicoun
river
recently
and
brought
out
some
splendid
specimens
of
oil
shale.
Mr.
Emmons
is
trying
to
get
American
capital
inter-
ested
there
and
have
them
put
in
aft
oil
drill.