.lreewtv..itl
cuUi(Ui(i(.
l'Uy
fHtreii
niiiiule
before
hrduled
iie4iinK
of
Hie
meeting,
all
Hie
seats
in
the
maiiij
r
Hie
Iihum
UM
ween
nil-1
r-
1
,
.1.
iwfim-
Hie
rurlaln
went:
ritf,(
to
Iheir
relation
with
oor
i
lie
array
oi
iwerMet
oe-
MK-iiil
life.
o
lur
a
I
lie
gov
ike
platform,
all
aerom-
rriimeiil
i
concerned,
il
will
not
in
inn
had
leeii
taken
up.
(iil
be
our
duly
bul
our
pi-a-M
Kiim'o
addre
fMtM"l
ure
to
sec
thai
u.'h
a
policy
:,
eloquent
expooMlon
of
why
prevail."
(.i.-.enl
welern
tour
had
Stork's
Good
Work
arranger!,
Ihe
ititNculliee
Mr.
Kiim
referred
lo
Ihe
ine-.
al
attended
Hie
work
of
,in,
f
MipuUril
thai
Mr.
Stork.
k
Miinenl
lnep
Itie
Liberal
re-
n,r
,.a
member,
bad
gained
at
,
.
h.il
rm
iineoeed
Ibree
ycur
oiUwa.
The
men
that
might
b-and
Hie
hope-
and
llr,
rdied
upon
and
were
helpful
.1.11
11
iimImI
llli.
Ullltlftll-
......
n
haitjiiim
..-l.l
mil
thfllll
'i
in
.
'
.
,
m
.
.
-
-
Tn
in
.
,
i.
i
i
.
.
.......
.
.n
Willi
reicl
to
Ibe
devel-
among
Ihe
530
or
o
ineinlier
,
iM.
iii
of
Hie
(irund
Trunk
f
(.
House
of
Common.
No
i'j
Mi.-
end
of
Ibe
Canadian
Nit-
represent
at
ie
hail
been
more
;il
Hallway
and
the
port
ot
faithful
lo
hi
constituency
than
'
;
Huperl.
Mr.
Stork.
He
thanked
Ibe
eo-
lUn
r
diwakpr
of
Ihe
evenliiy
,P
f
prince
llupert
and
district
i
.
Irnl
Slork,
M.I'.,
Hon.
T.
!
on
behair
or
the
government
bo
IV'ilto.
Hon.
Hal.
MrHlvcrtn
reluming
Mr.
Sloik,
and
look
.the
i
i
Hon.
J.
I.
Cardui.
Col.
S.
I'
immm-I
unity,
in
the
presence
of
M
MikiIip,
president
ot
the
rontiliieiit,
lo
thank
Mr.
f
:,,.
Itoport
I.iImthI
Aoeia-
stork
for
hi
allanee
and
iup-H
artcd
a
m
ehairioaii.
Other
,rt.
Any
matter
that
Mr.
Stork
Hie
plaltorin
were
Senator
ll(.riiled
alway
reeeixed
Hie
iiircw
llMydnn,
llr.
II.
U.
mn.
careful
eonideralion
that
VViiim
Ii.
M.I.
.A..
V.
H.
William.
,.uid
,o
gien.
Prince
Huperl
il
Then.
Coltarl,
laid
Thoui-
WM
particularly
rorlunate
in
m
II.
Mallory.
Ihoma
Me-
having
his
elTeclive
repreenla-1
MiKinl
and
Tliouia
Trolier.
nn.
(In.
mnnlilt-r
liluMinl
uilll
1
1
1
'I'd,,
lri.inilr
lllllllkl'd
Mr.
I'al-
iiiun
or
"O
Uanaila"
and
clo-lU0
for
lii
welcome
on
bebalt
wiili
iln
ulional
Aiilliem.l..r
Dm
miixinre.
"He
and
I
have
M
Kii.it
noko
for
about
one
llunu
Hen
fiiend
and
our
fathcrf
:!)
and
fifteen
minute,
Hie
l(.fUIT
us.
Tliouuh.
perhaps.
Ihe
riiKiik
nf
1
iilliers
bcitiir
of
I
IkiiumiI
nf
iMiiual
feeling
en-
mnyi'
bn-vity
Willi
Hie
exreplion
,.red
into
Mr.
I'attullo
remark,
f
Ion
II
.1
in
hi
ulill.
Iirterllii.
unnl
nil'
IIOIIC
IIIU
IC.
a
iltroiire
in
i:nulili.
took
ev-Lirculv
iintii-ecialed
by
me."
till
minion
in
uiiiinw
lliel
"i
iin.iiV
vmi
all
for
yoiii
l-i'
ni
li
in
Hie
audience
in
Iheir
kni,.
in
coming
out
in
Midi
i
aue
tongue.
Inuniln'i
and
hope
Hint
you
will
Premier's
Address
Keel
as
well
repaid
a
s
do.
I
....
...
.
m
Ihank
Hie
chairman
mid
the
Ml
in
openoiK
il
au'iiri",
-
....
,
..
,,,
.
..
...
.
.
M...I
inn
fr
ends
here
for
arrallginr,
imk
reueraieu
Maieoieiu
colleaKueJlhl-
:
,
'
"elintr
.,
and
.
,.
tl..
I
d
..r
i-adbeen
made
by
hi
;
i,J
...
.
.
..
.
.............
iVi..
i.
for
v
in:
me
th
pimieiie
win
ri-HOec
10
uie
r
nppreeiainni
--
-
.
Mlu
..
1
r
.
,1
M,e
wnrm.l,
of
the
reception
f
J
'n;
ml
the
kindnesses
that
had
been
l.P"
V',r
'
.
.
?'
.
,U,m"
ntton
'oeu
in
l
ie
r
uy.
lie
i
iiinhcu
mn
,,
,
"ie
o
,,r
,i.
the
KMilnlnlng
purpoMss
.ohv,,..
r...
..u
;
arwiliiir
t,cecnl
Western
lour.
Mr.
Mnir
"imi
.-Mine
pprec
ai
iveiy
hi
""
.
.
..
.
i
i
I..
r
'ti.r
mu..c
furnished
U
-
J?
lii
l-y
the
Indian
bands.
He
doubled
"
"
VV
,
"
"""
.
,m
.
'
,
,
f
auylhi,
could
have
been
more
,
"
'
'
"tveplable
lo.hl.
to
Imi
.
)
J"1
'
'
i,-n,.(ed
in
Mich
n
manner
by
the
'I'
,
.
!
"I'-uainal
people
of
Ihe
land.
"
"i;,''
M,,,,
!'!'
!
,,f
r
1
,
h
M
Vlltll
1
"
-
So
rnr
the
Indian
are
,
.
..
will
conn
ciiltle
or
i
I
he
e
ifoveinmenl
miyht
roncerned,
till
(foveruim-nl
eitiember
that
lliev
were
Hie
.
People
hlr
.
.V...,
Frenrl,
"W,
m.
!'
inlerprel.
th
-
okl
'H
KnglUl,
aMer
people
came
,,im
,,ml
our
hen.
and
that
tlley
are
as
wards
I'"''
"'
i-mnorn
?
Prince
I
.
f.,l
,,..(,.
H'ltd
'
lll:.Ml
OH
JUtJ?"
'Wl
Elevator
and
Other
Matters
are
Dealt
With
in
Speech
of
Premier
at
Big
Meeting
Here
Last
Night
PERTINENT
PARAGRAPHS
BY
THE
PREMIER
"
"Though
some
of
you
feel
discouraged,
I
do
not
believe
you
aro
taking
a
true
view
of
things
when
you
do
not
feel
assured
of
a
bright
future
not
too
far
distant."
"This
year,
yes,
within
a
very
few
days,
excavation
will
start
for
an
elevator
here."
''The
building
of
the
elevator
will
give
new
heart
to
the
people
of
this
town.
I
believe
It
will
create
a
stimulus
and
that
It
will
be
directly
followed
by
the
beginning
of
other
developments."
"This
part
of
the
country
Is
Just
on
the
eve
of
the
greatest
advance
In
its
history."
One
l
the
most
masterly
umJ
brilliant
addresses
ever
heard
V
hut
llnpert
w
delivered
lat
evening
by
Right
Honorable
W
I
M.n-kMiiie
Kinsr.
Prime
Minister
of
Camilla.
II
being:
Hie
lune
in
Uie
lntory
or
Hie
cily
Dial
Prince
Huperl
eole
'
been
ofleml
Hie
ojiMo-liinily
of
bearing
a
Premier
of
Hie
,
UV.II.oline
Tlmalre
wn
rilled
to
eulKiritv
with
iii.fixf
tv
huh
(IhiiiuIiL
mil
too
dcinoiislriiliv.
wu
none
the
QUADRA
TAKEN
RUM
RUNNING
I
Towed
To
San
Francisco
to
Face
I
Charges
of
Illegal
Selling
of
I
I
IfiiiAa
i
4
w
w
i
VAX:ot'T:il.
Oct.
li
On
Ihe
fi
rt
Miyaue
under
the
new
own-.
r.
tin1
steamer
Quadra,
formerly.
Ihe
dominion
lixhtliooc
teniler.j
was
eized
off
San
Francisco
lot
tare
a
charge
or
illegal
selling
of
i
liiinor.
Ihe
ship
was
taken
on
Sun.
lay
tiisrlil
at
eleteu
o'clock.
On
Seidemlier
11
Hie
Quadra
wax
loaded
with
l&.nou
cases
ot
ltiiiiir
and
cleared
for
I.
a
Liber-lad,
San
Salvador.
Thu
value
of
the
ear?"
and
slnii
i
rouxhl)
jslinialed
at
ftOO.000.
ORGANIZED
OPPOSITION
POLITICAL
MEETINGS
LOXOOX.
Oct.
U
-
Organled
npHUlon
at
political
meetiiiK
has
become
o
serious
that
joint
action
has
hn
taken
by
Liberals
and
llonservalhes
to
stamp
it
out.
TOUCHED
BOTTOM
Q.
E.
Foster
Returns
to
Port
Wlin
Light
Catch
and
Will
Oo
on
Dry
Dock
llio
Canadian
Fish
&
I'old
Storage
Co.'
trawler
(.
M.
Fos
ter
shuck
bottom
in
Alaska
at
Ibe
end
or
the
week
while
wallliijr
for
ball
and
relumed
to
port
to-
ilav
witli
a
short
witch.
Slie
will
be
token
up
on
the
dry
dock
this
afternoon
for
examination.
The
ilamajie
is
understood
lo
be
not
serious.
OTHER
THEFTS
ARE
CONFESSED
BY
BOYS
Lads
Arrested
Yesterday
Morning
Admit
Stealing
From
Gas
Boats
and
From
Lumber
Company
The
bovs
who
were
arrested
hv
Ihe
city
nolice
yesterday
morn
ing
for
stealing
coal
from
the
Philpoll-Kvitt
bunkers
hac
con-
r..iil
further
thefts
from
gas-
boitls
and
also
from
the
Oeorge-
lown
Lumber
(io.
They
were
rhurged
in
Ihe
police
court
Ihis
lnonilnn
with
breaking
and
entering
Harry
Jackson's
stoic
on
Ihe
waterfront
and
Hie1
case
was
adjourned
for
eight
days.
The
boys
have
implicated
.another
yniilh
Willi
theinselu's
"'id
he
was
also
arrested.
U.S.
SENATOR
DEAD
PROBABLY
SUICIDE
WASHINGTON,
Oct.
II.
U.S.
Senator
Frank
llrandegee
of
Coiineclicutt,
one
of
the
llepubll-can
leaders,
was
found
in
Ihe
room
of
his
iipnrtment
under
circumstances
which
point
to
sui.
clile
The
body,
which
was
in
Ihe
1
1
a
1
1
1
held
a
lube
attached
to
an
irn
jAi'-c
(el
GERMANY
COMPLIES
'
WITH
DAWES
SCHEME
PAIHS.Oct.
It.
the
commission
ha
formally
PREMIER
LEAYES
Parliamentary
Party
Salted
This
Morning
at
2
O'clock
on
Canadian
Destroyer
Patrician
Aboard
the
Canadian
destroyer
Pntriciaif'.
Cnpl.
Heech.
Premier
King
ami
his
pauly
sailed
at
2
o'clock
Ihis
morning
for
Comox.
It
is
expected
the
speedy
little
warsbio
will
reach
Ihe
Vancou-
TAXI
BOSTON
GRILL
25
and
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
Ambulance
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor
for
hjre.
Suitable
for
Service
dances,
banquets
and
wedding
Anywhere
at
Anytime.
parlies.
Stand
Royal
Hotel,
3rd
Ave.
For
rates,
apply
to
Boston
RUPERT
and
6th
8t.
PRINCE
drill,
Third
Ave.
MATT
VIDECK,
Prop.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
Phone
457.
VOl.
XIV
NO.
2
IS
PIIINCE
lUTKIlT,
B.C.,
Tl
ESDAY.
OCTOIIKH
I
i,
turur
cireui.t.o
1.771.
Strati
!
492.
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS.
MASTERLY
SPEECH
BY
CANADIAN
PREMIER
LABOR
CLAM
UNHOLY
ALLIANCE
BETWEEN
CONSERVATIVES
AND
LIBERALS
Member,
of
tt.e
Hnttsh
Association
Tor
Ibe
Advuiu
ement
ot
Si
iencc
were
de.
utl
if-ted
m
Ibe
Ureal
Uivide
on
Ihe
iiuadtaii
Panfic
Railway
line,
where
Ibe
waters
which
tluw
to
Hie
Pacific
.-ejiarate
irom
those
riowinjr
to
the
Atlantic
uinl
the
Arctic
Human
Bones,
Guns,
Compass
and
Sledge
Found
on
Beach
at
Htrald
Island
in
Arctic
Near
Wrangell
NOMK,
Oi
l.
I
i.
Since
Russia
boislcd
Ihe
Hag
over
Wrau-
xell
lland
the
American
flag
has
been
run
up
on
Herald
Island.
"
...
-i
a
1
1
t
it
smaller
bodv
oi
laud
H)
miles
east,
.niencuiik
ciaiin
uie
ifmmi
.
.
.
.
r
1
1.
..iliMoiiuit
was
made
liy
uapiaiu
i.aue,
niusier
ii
asinine
.tliiuuhc.
Herman,
which
returned
here
alter
a
vain
allempl
to
reacti
Wrangell
Island.
On
Hie
beacli
ot
Herald
Island
was
found
bones
believed
lo
be
those
of
one
of
two
parlies
of
four
each
lost
after
the
Karluk,
Hie
Slefaussoif
exploration
ship,
went
down
in
Hie
ice
of
North
Herald
Island
in
i'Jlt.
A
com-
-
"
-
-
Iwo
uuus.
ami
parts
of
a
K
ledse
were
found
witli
Ihe
bones
which
are
thought
to
be
those
of
lie
party
headed
by
Or.
Alistor
Forbes
McKay,
a
Scotch
surjseon,
who
left
Ihe
ramp
established
on
Ihe
ice
where
the
Karluk
sank.
TURKISH
SITUATION
CONSIDERED
GRAVE
CONSTANTINOPLE.
Oct.
It.
The
situation
concerning
the
dispute
oxer
the
Irak
frontier'
is
rc-gardeil
as
grave
and
the
Turkish
government
may
order
a
general
announced
that
the
Dawes
plan;
.
lias
been
rully
established,
the
Herman
government
having
com-
C0NSERYA1
r,TIirrc,
lYto
AKt
tnr
plieii
wiin
an
me
reniireiueHia
m.
date.
SIGNED
FOR
CANADA
OTTAWA.
Oct!
H.
Senator'
Itaoiil
iNtuduraud
has
signed
for
Canada
the
settlement
readied
wi.th
Ihe
Herman
government
re-'
.peeling
the
enemy
debt.
4
EXPECTING
A
GAIN
Belting
on
Stock
Exchange
Chows
Conservatives
Favorites
Fr
Majority
LONDON,
Oct.
it.
The
Conservative
central
office
expects
a
gain
or
twenty
or
thirty
seats
in
the
new
parliament
which
is
to
I...
i-locli'il
at
the
end
of
the
month.
Lord
IHrkenhead
express
ed
the
belief
Hint
the
C.onserva
live,
net
tain
will
be
between
thirty
ami
sixty.
1
Helling
on
the
stock
exchange
was
three
to
two
against
a
clear
Conservative
majority
nine
lo
one
against
a
clear
Liberal
majority
nod
three
to
one
against
Labor
ARBITRATION
BOARD
vni.
t.tnn.l
rmil
rmw
tlini
Oils
VIENNA.
Oct.
It.
The
Con
evening.
The
party,
after
leav-;
vention
between
Austria
and
log
Comox,
wilt
visit
Nnnaimo,:
Switzerland
signed
here
provides
Vancouver
Victoria
and
then
for
n
permanent
noani
or
ooncii
nil
hem
otterior
p'm,i
l-
'ior
S''le
pes
Election
Campaign
in
Britain
in
Full
Swing
Unholy
Alliance
Charge
I
LONDON,
Oct.
IL
Only
three
election
speeches
will
be
j
broadcasted
by
radio
on
the
authorization
or
the
Postmaster
(ieiieral.
Premier
Macdonald
will
speak
Tuesday,
his
speech
be-iiisg
broadcasted
throughout
the
United
Kingdom.
The
speech
of
(Stanley
Baldwin
will
be
broadcasted
on
Thursday
and
Asquith's
Despite
resolutions
passed
at
the
recent
Labor
Party
conference
against
the
acceptance
u(
Communists
as
Labor
candidates,
some
local
Labor
bodies
are
nominating
avowed
Communists.
ii
.
-
In
Hiisliolm
division
of
Manches-
j
i
ter
and
in
North
Ilattersea
Coni-
FIGHTING
FOR
ATLIN
MINE
to
set
aside
the
will
of
the
late
anlain
James
Alexander,
the
lo
cator
and
principal
owner
of
the
mine,
will
be
filed
at
Vancouver
in
Ihe
Hritish
Columbia
courts
this
week,
according
to
an
an
nouncement
here
by
Oeorge
Han-
nan.
Itevealiu?
for
Ihe
Hrst
time
the.
full
romance
or
Captain
Alex-1
ander
and
the
beautiful
nurse,.
Miss
Abbey
Williams,
which
Hon
larted
in
St.
Luke's
Hospital.
Chicago,
when
Miss
Williams
nursed
Alexander,
affidavits
will
urove
the
wqdding
or
the
couple.
said
Hanuan.
The
courts
held
that
more
proofs
of
Alexander's
marriage
1o
his
former
nurse
must
be
proved
bul
the
record
of
lhe
wedding
was
lost
with
them
in
Hie
wreck
of
the
steamer'
Prin
cess
Sohpia
on
October
21,
till
8.
Now
llannan
claims
they
have
the
affidavits
of
two
living
witnesses
or
the
wedding
ceremony,
one
a
daughter
ol
the
minister
who
married
them.
OLD
PARTIES
OPPOSE
LABOR
Three
Cornered
Contests
to
be
Avoided
In
Effort
to
Defeat
Macdonald
Policy
LONIM)N,
Oct.
1
1.
Conserva
tive
and
Liberal
'headquarters
have
issued
instructions
that
three
cornered
contests
shall
be
avoided
where
these
aro
likel
to
aid
the
Labor
narty
in
their
eT
iiuunisls
hae
been
nominated
by
I
ilie
local
Labor
party
but
it
is
explained
at
the
London
Labor
headquarters
that
neither
will
receive
official
Labor
support.
Headquarters
of
the
Conserva-
live
and
Liberal
parties
disavbw
Affidavits
Being
Filed
Thb
Weak
any
acconfntodalions
being
made
In
Vancouver
to
Show
Alex-
I
in
order
to
avoid
triangular
con-
ander
Married
w,lich
WHU"'
favor
lho
I
Labor
candidate,.
Nevertheless
CLAIM
FIFTEEN
MILLIONS
there,
is
elearly
a
good
un.ler-
!
ilerstandinir.
as
shown
by
Union-Heirs
of
Beautiful
fv
'rse
Will
Try'
ptotfTfeei
lo-
rejtanl
to'
the
...
...
Urge
number
ot
Labor
seats
AsldeWol
In
Courts
to
Set
m
,(y
,ie
elm,n
.
ation
of
the
third
candidate.
SKA
I
I
LL.
Oct
1
-Aff
.
avds
q
lhe
will
estatd.sh
the
right
that
riailrn
a,
;,a,pow.
iast
ni?,i
ad
inheritance
or
the
heir
or
the
,escrib,H,
,e
understan.ling
be-
beaulirul
young
wire
i
the
h
t-L
.n
Conservatives
and
Liberals
teen
million
dollar
Lngineer
(.old
niHllpmv
,
-frt.rnmi.n.
as
an
unholy
marriage.
Most
or
the
Laborile's
speeches
emhasiz
what
they
call
the
unholy
alliance
lo
keep
labor
out.
ROAD
BUILDING
KAIEN
ISLAND
.
T.
D.
Pattullo
Urges
City
to
Connect
With
Provincial
Highway
Hon.
T.
D.
Pattullo
is
sending
a
communication
to
the
mayor
and
council
asking
thent
to
proceed
at
once
with
the
construction
of
Hie
roadi
connecting
the
cily
with
the
Provincial
lload,
work
on
which
is
already
com
menced
and
which
he
announces
will
be
pushed
through
lo
com
pletion
as
tar
as
(ialloway
llapids.
Mr.
Pattullo
says
the
new
piece
ot
road
is
costing
a
lot
ot
money
but
he
is
dettrmined
to
posh
il
through
according
to
bis
promise
to
lhe
people
here.
The
work
cannot
however
Jio
carried
out
lo
advantage
unless,
the
road
connecting
waHi
the
cily
is
built.
This
he
thinks
should
be
done
at
once.
GROUP
RAILWAYS
OF
STATES
IS
PROPOSED
WASHINOTON.
Oct.
It.
A
plan
was
laid
before
the
interstate
commerce
commission
tor
the
grouping
or
all
railways
cast
of
Cbicngo
and
north
of
tho
Ohio
Hiver
around
rour
main
tort
lo
secure
a
majority
vole
of
s"stem.
lhe
electorate
in
support
of
theiri
policies
especially
in
making
a
..,.
nnnrxiirvrmxi
loan
to
llussia.
lo
which
bollij
WilcAl
rKUUUMlUN
Conservatives
and
Liberals
ob-
it
rriTro
rDTATED
icct.
i
in
oinibo
ununiiiU
FIGHTING
AT
CANTON
THAN
LAST
SEASON
WASHINOTON.
Oct.
It.
CANTON.
China.
Oct.
It.
j
Wheal
production
in
the
United
Fighting
ha
broken
out
between
Stales
this
year.
Hie
department
labor
troops
and
merchant
vol-
of
agriculture
an
in
unices,
will
unleers.
Fifteen
persons
were
total
85rt.00U.00O
bushels
again
jk
Meil
'V
'
'--.
-V"in
-li
"80
000.001)
iih'h-!j
la-'
va".