5
TAXI
and
Anklance
Servic
Anywhtr
at
Anytlma.
(Stand,
Exchange
Building.
WATT
VIDECK,
Prop.
hot
XVI
No.
348.
LECTION
IS
TO
ON
H.
(DIAN
DROWNS
FRASER
RIVER
Ml
JOHNNY"
KIrrtAKLI
.11
ii.k
mnki.mi
of
hi
diooct
canoe
(I5S10N
CITY
Oct
19,
John
Lewis.
(-srs
of
sge,
chief
of
the
Nicomen
tndunt,
pertsbed
In
stormy
-
of
the
rmtr
Rlrr
ten
mlln
aet
X
trt
Saturday
night.
It
1
not
n
whether
he
m
drowned
or
t.rd
ai.-re
in
a
cavern
on
in
men
Johnny,"
e
h
it
known
to'
Ttf.
Valley
Indian,
left
Burnt
Z
ca
ht
south
shore
in
a
dugout
.Is
son-in-law.
Henry
Thompson.
snn
of
age
Th
two
had
barely
Nicomen
Island
when
tbt
crsft
I&r
4
ar.d
sank
.pja
after
rain
attempt
to
a-
older
man
to
climb
the
bank,
ras
being
crumbled
wy
by
tb
wuse
left
blm
and
ran
toward
krer-y
sncn
lor
assistance.
Before
1:.
r
.it
tar
be
heard
a
cry
and
re-
Icrund
hla
fslhr-ln-law
bad
dla-
CREASE
IN
SPAWN
FISH
;
Iiag
an
Fto-ing
Has
Helle4
In
llie
TMmo
More
rt
(Vrolpg
lal
McUugblla
IUj
pre
naa
been
a
great
tncreaae
In
the
tt
jf
lmon
returning
to
Mc
,
4
c'--.3
Bay
near
Bella
Bella,
a
bay
!
wat
tuppoaed
to
bat
been
fUhed
I
Charte
Tarlor.
apeclal
fUh
i;
lardlan
there,
who
ha
returned.
Sis
for
the
winter.
Thl
area!
aeeded
by
Ih
governmrnt
four
J
t
and
haa
alnce
been
closed
toj
i
-Z
la
1924
,
300
aockey
camel
l
O
je
atreanu
to
trjawn.
In
19U.lv
pi
rrursed.
and
thia
rear
there
wati
tea!
acreaw
to
Iflfloo.
Ur.
Tyi
-tr
nnat
tbrre
ha
been
a
alrotlar
ahor
and
chum
due
to
wa".c
been
aeeded,
ONGRESS
OF
MINING
MEN
NIA
HI
I.N1I
KTAIV
1MM
I
OR
of
MY
HI.I.KH
atr
V;AK
IT
1
ASMM
M
i
ll
INEXBON
Oct
19.
Canada
wUI
en
:a
the
Empire
kilning
Congma
In
I-'
for
all
week
It
wa
announced
at
Klmbcrlry
banquet
of
170
mining
i.nesra
and
other
repreaenttng
Can-i
and
American
Inatltute
by
a.
C.
kensle
of
klontrral.
aecretary
of
the
Madlan
Inatltute
of
mining
and
metal-
T
'Vlalon
haa
hn
mad
for
11
00
.000
1
he
uaed
In
entertatnlng
the
rtaltore.
An
official
Inrttatlon
w
111
be
e-tended
Je
American
Inatltute
of
Mining.
1RAIN
COMING
STEADILY
NOW
I'A
I.NT
Y-l
Ot
K
t'AKH
AKKIVi:t
Utft
MHIT
AMI
TIIIKTV
OH
I'OKTV
MO
HE
AIIB
HI
i:
TOOAV
!
Serenty.four
carload
of
grain
arrived
the
elevator
laat
night
and
aoma
I'lrty
or
forty
more
will
be
In
late
to-
Nht
u
U
probabl
that
auch
(hip-
P'au
win
be
coming
In
itradlly
for
"
montha
now.
There
1
nerly
nough
grain
In
the
elevator
now
to
P-
up
th
cargo
of
the
freighter
Aden
ru
which
will
more
down
from
th
tl
dock
In
a
day
or
ao
to
load
for
the
f"ted
Kingdom,
PECIAL
TRAIN
FOR
MARIE
TO
WASHINGTON
,
WASHINGTON.
Oct.
19.
-Queen
Marl
N
the
Royal
party
accompanying
her,
Frvea
at
th
capltol
UU
yeaterday
In
pociu
trtln
from
New
York.
'
i;
v
'J
.
H.
STEVENS
ASKS
Ontario
Government
Appeals
to
Country
on
and
Attorney
TORONTO.
Octooer
19.
Alter
holding
office
lor
three
yeara
and
lour
montha
the
Ferguson
OoTerement
hat
decided
to
rUk
an
appeal
to
the
country
on
the
policy
of
government
control
of
the
liquor
trtlfie
coupled
with
local
option.
The
Legislature
cat
dissolved
yetterday
and
the
date
or
the
election
la
lor
December
I.
Attorney
Oeneral
Nlckle
declined
to
endorae
the
Government
llqu
r
policy
and
tendered
hla
ruination.
Colonel
W.
11.
Price
become
Attorney
Oen-
ri
ni
bis
place,
J-
b.
Montellh
becomea
provincial
treasurer,
aucceedtng
Mr.
Price
In
that
I
position
The
main
plank
of
the
Oov-
ernmenl'a
liquor
policy
are
Doctor"
prescription
to
be
wiped
out
1
and
a
communion
to
be
appointed
to
;
handle
the
aale
of
liquor
by
permit.
Bart
are
not
to
come
back
but
sjs-Uffl
of
aale
to
be
Inaugurated
baaed'
on
that
of
other
'province
handling
the
aale
of
liquor.
Under
a
ayeletn
of
local
option
any
area
not
wuhln
to
hare
liquor
aale
may
rote
against
It.
The
new
bill
will
provide
for
Jail
ten
tenre
on
thoae
making
or
telling
pole-onoua
liquors.
The
rerenue
rrcelred
from
the
aale
of
liquor
t
to
be
utrd
a
a
mean
of
reducing
taxation.
Ml
I
A
MIMtllt
I
(IK
OTTAWA
MY
rat:v
coolidoc
:
WAHIKOTpN,
Oct
19
Pre.
Ment
Coolldge
announced
today
,
that
he
could
arenoreaaon
why
4
the
United
State
ahould
aend
a
!
minuter
to
Ottaaa
when
Caaada
4
aendt
a
repretenutlre
to
Wah
Ington.
Lbder
preaent
trrange.
4
menta
be
felt
any
quUona
arlalng
could
be
amicably
aet-tled
:
through
the
preaent
organl
ration.
QUEEN
TO
DINE
WITH
PRESIDENT
rutt
tn
uKiiATii
on
ohavi:
or
I'N-
KNOtyN
wOMlltK
AT
WAMIIMJ-TO
WASHINGTON.
Oct.
19
Queen
Marie
Rumania
gave
a
formal
dinner
at
th
Rumanian
embaaey
laat
night,
th
guet
being
the
member,
ot
the
diplomatic
corpa.
Thl
evening
the
will
be
the
gueat
ot
Prealdrnt
Coolldge
at
a
dinner
at
the
While
Houae.
Thl
morning
the
Queen
vlalted
the
tomb
of
the
unknown
aotdler
where
the
placed
a
wreath.
TRAGIC
DEATH
0F
YOUNG
ANYOX
MAN
tarn
I-
Tbel-en,
Ared
2J.
Killed
Wlieu
lie
I
ell
U
l
eet
Into
(llory
Hole
Vagn.
E.
Thelaen,
aged
23
year,
wa
killed
t
the
Anyox
Mine
recently
Deceased
wa
(truck
by
a
rock
on
tha
head
and
auffered
a
fracture
of
th
akull,
caualng
him
to
fall
down
a
atope
In
the
Olory
Hole,
for
a
dlatance
of
about
ISO
feet.
Ufa
wa
eiUuct
whn
the
body
dtacovered.
Thelaen
wa
born
t
rreanckuna.
Deumrk,
and
1
urvlred
by
a
brother
who
1
living
ea
of
Calgary,
me
oe-
ceaaed
wa
a
memoer
oi
ine
Order
of
Mooae.
and
a
prominent
member
of
th
Mine
Club.
VANCOUVER
EXCHANGE
Bid.
Asked.
Wheat
15.
1.68
1.74
B.C.
811ver
i6
1.00
nun
ell
Conolldted
83ao
8000
Oranby
How
Sound
4000
.07
.00
Independence
.04
.08
L.
It
L,
.00
Indian
Marmot
.08
H
.09
3.03
3.03
Premier
Porter
Idaho
.091,
00
n
.06
.08
Sliver
Crest
.01
Burt
Inlet
mam
Northern
and
PRINCE
Liquor
Policy
;
General
Resigns
C
to
...
.
.
.
..-
SHRINERS
HONOR
RALPH
LEPINE
HAH
PRESENTED
Willi
HINDMIVIE
MLYtKWAHE
AT
IMNM.lt
LtST
NKillT
NOBLE
111
lltlLII
llLL
A
a
recognition
of
hla
mo',
effective
work
in
connection
with
Shrine
rgani-cation
in
Prince
Rupert
and
dlatrtct.
Koblt
Ralph
Leplne
wa
presented
with
a
beautiful
allrer
aerrlng
dlah
and
Hirer
Ilaak
at
lart
nlght'a
Shrine
Club
din-
err
in
the
Commodore
Cate.
The
pre
jSptller
and
Ksble
Leplne.
who
waa
uktn
jconipletely
by
eurprtae.
replied
tultably.
jTnjJllnntr.
which
waa
well
attended.
wwi
prraldrd
orer
by
Noble
Arthur
Emtth.
preildent
of
tne
dub.
The
Shrtner
are
contemplating
the
holding
of
a
ball
early
In
197
and
a
committee
conalatlng
of
Noble
W.
H.
Tobey.
Bert
Creech
aad
O
A.
Woodland
.waa
ap.totniaa
to
maae
arrangemrnu
lor
In
the
affair.
MUCH
HALIBUT
IN
PORT
TODAY
Otl
H
IJl
AKTI.K
OI"
MIU
JOS
POl'MW
OUl
AT
KXf-IIANRS.
rSAtTIC-Al.LV
AU,
AMIIKIC'AN
Slightly
orer
a
quarur
of
a
million
In
pound
of
halibut
wa
told
at
the
local
exchange
this
morning,
practically
all
of
which
waa
from
American
boat.
Price
varied
from
1420c
to
1360c
with
a
8c
for
second
and
one
Canadian
boat
getting
9c,
Sale
were:
AMERICAN
Republic
58
.COO
to
Cold
Storage.
Sunset
38.000
to
Booth
Fisheries.
Rainier
iODOO
to
Royal
Fish
Co.
Resolute
33.000
to
Atlln
Fisheries.
Eagle
M.000
to
Pacific
Fisheries.
Fairway
9.000
to
Pacific
Fisheries.
Cedrlc
34.000
to
Booth
Flatteries.
CANAMAN
Tramp,
13.500
to
Cold
Storage.
Mayflower
9.000
to
Atlln
Fisheries.
NOT
A
QUESTION
FOR
CONFERENCE
MltKEVIE
KINO
SAYS
PEOPLE
OF
CANAIlA
M:TTLi:i
THE
CONSTITUTIONAL
MATTER
LONDON,
Oct,
19.
Premier
Macken-
rle
King
emphatically
declared
that
Canada
had
no
Intention
of
raising
at
the
Imperial
Conference
any
question
regarding
the
Oovernor-Oeneral
or
hi
action
When
questioned
yesterday
by
a
score
or
more
reporters
who
sought
In
terview
he
ald:
"We
haven't
any
question
respecting
the
Oovernor-Oeneral.
Any
matter
w
had
were
dometttc
matter
and
we
settled
them
ourselves.
The
Canadian
people
will
deal
with
thelr
own
questloni
In
their
own
wty."
EUGENE
V.
DEBS
IS
CRITICALLY
ILL
AT
CHICAGO
AND
HOPELESS
CHICAGO,
Oct.
19.
Eugene
V.
Debt,
an
Internationally
known
Socialist
and
former
candidate
for
prealdrnt
la
critically
111
here.
Owing
to
hi
advanced
age,
71
years,
hi
physician
hold
out
little
hop
for
him,
PRINCE
RUPERT
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
RUPERT.
B.C
TUESDAY.
OOTCBER
BE
HELD
IN
ONTARIO
CHANGE
CONSERVATIVE
I0UEEN
MARIE'S
CANADIAN
TOUR
MtlKNTV
MUX,
.VISIT
VAIUOIS
PARTS
ir
CANADA
MONTREAL.
Oct.
19.
Final
arrangement
for
the
tour
of
Her
Majesty
Queen
Marie
of
Roumanla
through
Canada
were
completed
today
with
the
N.
RaUwaye
over
whose
lines
she
win
trsvel
Iro3i
Niagara
Falls.
Ontario,
Toronto
and
thence
west
to
Winnipeg
The
Royal
party
win
arrive
at
Kif.tara
Falls,
Ontario,
on
the
New
York
Central
railroad
on
Tuesday
next.
The
stay
in
Toronto
will
be
only
for
the
afternoon
and
evening,
as
the
Royal
train
will
leave
the
-
Queen
City
at
a
half
hour
after
midnight
and
will
ar-rlte
In
Montreal
the
following
morning.
The
entire
day
and"
evening
will
be
apent
In
Montreal
after
which
the
party
will
leave
for
Ottawa,
The
trip
thruugh
to
Winnipeg
will
be
without
stop.
The
departure
from
Winnipeg
accordlug
to
present
plana
will
be
by
Hit
Great
Northern
Railway
to
St.
Paul,
Minn,
the
train
leaving
Winnipeg
at
13-30
am.
Octtber
31.
Hii:sT
or
hill
The
arrangement
of
the
entire
trip
are
in
he
hand
ot
Colonel
J.
H.
Carroll
of
Washington.
DC.
who
In
this
present
instance
it
the
personal
representative
of
Samuel
Hill,
who
1
the
boat
ot
Her
Majesty
Queen
Marie
during
her
visit
to
the
UJS.
and
Canada.
it
is
as
the
grueat
of
Mr.
Hill
that
Queen
Marie
la
to
visit
Mary
Hill.
Washington
atraut
onedttinDdred
mile
east
ot
Spokane.
Washington,
to
attend
the
dedication
of
the
Marjn
Hill
museum
ot
fine
arts,
bunt
In
honor
of
Mary
Hill,
wife
of
James
J.
Hill.
Mr.
H1U
was
for
many
years
himself
connected
with
hla
father
"Jim"
Hill
the
Great
Northern
Railway,
but
lat-
jterly
haa
attained
a
reputation
In
con-Inectlon
with
highway
building
and
wUI
personally
motor
Queen
Marie
over
some
ot
these
highways
In
the
western
states.
ENTKKTAINMtNTS
Arrangement
hare
been
made
for
ornclal
receptions
and
entertainment
at
the
various
places
ennute.
Maor
Mar
tin
ot
Xlontreal
la
in
New
Ycrk
In
consultation
with
Colonel
Carroll
In
connection
with
the
entertainment
for
Her
Majesty.
At
Ottawa.
Queen
Marie
wUI
be
the
geust
at
Rldeau
Hall.
While
Toronto
she
win
be
the
guest
of
the
Lleutenant-OoTcrnor
and
In
Winnipeg
entertainment
will
be
provided
by
the
Province
ot
Manitoba.
There
will
also
be
civic
reception
on
arrival
of
the
Royal
Party
at
Niagara
Falls.
SECOND
GRAIN
BOAT
COMING
YElt
l
KI'
MAKt
It
ILL
AKRIYE
Till
KSOAY
TO
TAKE
1
I'LL
CAKOO
HtKE
With
the
fcMlvltle
In
ron
neet
Ion
with
the
arrival
of
the
Aden
Maru
hardly
roiiimemeil,
the
K"
line
freighter
Yelfiiku
Maru,
the
wcuml
ship
In
luad
grain
here,
will
arrive
Thurvday
from
Mururan.
Juin.
The
Y'rlfuku
Maru.
like
the
Aden
Maru.
will
be
fumigated,
lined
and
loaded
with
a
full
cargo
ot
grain
at
the
elriator
for
the
I
nltrtl
Kingdom
or
Orient.
Ilefure
the
Yelfuku
U
gone
it
third
grain
.ship,
Tnfuku
Maru,
will
be
here.
Capf.
1-arrj
Thomson
of
the
Federal
Pilot
of
ltrltlh
Columbia
will
go
out
Thurvlay
to
Triple
Manil
to
pilot
(lie
Yelfuku
Maru
In.
WEATHER
REPORT
Terrace.
Cloudy,
calm,
temp.
44.
Anyox.
Heavy
rain,
calm,
temp.
43.
Stewart.
Heary
rain,
calm,
temp.
43.
Harelton.
Cloudy,
calm,
temp.
44;
Telegraph
Creek,
Cloudy,
calm.
temp.
43.
Smlther.
Cloudy,
calm,
temp.
48.
Burn
Lake.
Cloudy,
calm,
temp.
43;
Heary
snow
at
all
cablna
north.
Dave
Thomson
ha
received
word
from
hi
uncle
David
Calley.
captalu
ot
the
steamer
Benrlune
stating
that
he
had
been
asked
for
advice
by
th
head
ot
the
firm
In
regard
to
making
Prince
Rupert
a
port
of
call,
Advertise
In
th
Dally
New
19.
1928.
Hon.
H.
H.
Stevens
Election
Campaign
and
Urges
the
Revamping
of
Conservative
Policy
VANCOUVER,
Oct.
19,
Addressing
the
Young
Conservatives
at
a
luncheon
preceding
the
executive
meeting
yesterday,
Hon.
H.
H.
Stevena
reviewed
the
recent
election
campaign
and
claimed
the
leadership
ot
Hon.
Arthur
Meighen
had
oolhlng
to
do
with
the
party
defeat.
In
Manitoba,
Mr.
3-rven
the
Hudson
Bay
Railway
had
hurt
be
cause
the
Conservatives
In
contradistinction
to
the
Liberals
had
been
hinest
In
.heir
utterance
on
that
question.
Mr.
Steven
warned
ajainat
a
policy
ot
drift,
which
might
lead
this
coua
J7
.nto
financial
control
ot
the
United
States
and
declared:
"We
need
more
young
oien
In
the
Conservative
Fartj.
Our
policies
must
be
revamped
to
make
them
appeal
to
yoins;r
men."
:
TRAPPER
LYING
ILL
IN
CABIN
HILL
IIL
C
AKKItn
OIT
TO
CIVIUZA-J
TIO.V
O.N
A
KlULTCHLK
COM-KAIICS
ANNOINCE
PORT
COQUITLAM.
Oct.
19.
Found
lying
seriously
111
In
a
log
cabin
70
i
allies
north
of
Pitt
Lake,
northeast
ot
awe.
Robert
"Dec."
Brown,
a
prospector
ro
year
ot
age.
Is
being
tended
by
R,
U-JIartin.
a
trapper,
who
went
to
the
district
with
Provincial
Constable
Oeorge
Elliott
to
seek
for
him
while
the
latter
a
making
arrangement
to
hare
the
old
Jmer
carried
.out
of
the
mountain
wrU-lemess
on
a
stretcher.
The
rescue
party
of
two
left
here
a
tnnlgbt
ago
in
search
ot
Brown
whom
Jiey
had
not
heard
from
alnce
August
when
he
left
a
party
ot
explorers
of
whleh
he
bad
been
a
member.
Elliott
said
when
be
and
McMartln
found
Brown,
he
lay
In
hla
cabin
In
an
emaciated
erudition,
hla
food
aupply
being
practically
exhausted.
A
foot
wat
frozen
and
he
was
without
matches
with
which
to-light
a
fire.
INVITATION
TO
VISIT
RUPERT
EDMONTON
ItOtKIl
OF
TI1AIIE,
MAYOR
AMI
COCNCIL
AMI
(iOYER.N-MENT
REPRESENTATIVES
ASKE1I
At
a
meeting
ot
Joint
committee
in
the
city
hall
last
night
with
President
Hanson
of
the
Board
of
Trade
In
the
chair
and
Mayor
Newton
present.
It
was
decided
to
extend
an
Inrttatlon
to
the
Edmonton
Board
of
Trade,
the
major
end
council
ot
Edmonton
and
representatives
ot
the
Alberta
Oovernment
and
the
Alberta
pre
to
visit
Prince
Rupert
and
look
over
the
harbor"
and
elevator
facilities
and
to
get
acquainted
with
the
people
ot
Prince
Rupert.
The
decision
to
extend
the
Invitation
wa
a
unanimcu
one
and
It
Is
evident
from
the
tone
and
remarks
ot
the
members
that
If
the
Edmonton
people
come
here
they
will
be
given
the
time
ot
their
lire.
A
TRIBUTE
TO
EMPIRE
DEAD
PREMIERS
MET
IN
WESTMINSTER
AllltEY
HEKIRE
OKAYE
OI'
IN-KNOMN
.SOLDIER
1
LONDON,
Oct
19.-The
Empire
pre
mlera
met
today
In
a
tribute
to
the
Empires
dead
In
old
Westminster
Ah
bey
close
by
th
grave
ot
the
unknown
soldier.
They
tood
with
Premier
Bald
win
while
the
Prince
of
Wale
urirelled
a
tablet
bearing
the
word
"To
the
Glory
of
Ood
and
to
the
memory
of
the
British
Empire
who
fell
In
the
great
war
of
1914-18."
-
A
The
tablet
waa
designed
by
Joint
con
suiutlou
of
all
the
Government
ot
the
Empire
and
carried
the
coat
of
aims
of
the
mother
country
and
all
the
dominions.
Sereeent
3.
P.
M.
Hannah,
chief
of
the
city
detachment
of
the
provincial
police,
who
went
south
three
week
ago
with
the
remain
of
the
late
Mrt.
Han
nan.
la
expected
back
by
itomorrow
steamer
Circulation
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4
4
KAPIK
RISE
OF
WHEAT
PRICES
ON
VYINNIfEO
EXCHANGE
WINNIPEO,
Oct.
19.
H-'gher
cables
and
extensive
short
covering
a
well
a
speculative
buying
increased
the
demand
for
seaboard
wheat
and
price
reached
a
new
high
record
today.
Wheat
la,
for
October
deliveries
trained
four
and
a
quarter
points
and
other
futures
followed.
Coarse
grains
and
flax
were
also
stronger.
-
r
Tt
TTt
ff
tt
f
'
.
j
Tn
ritf
Tn
LAVISH
TIPS
ON
LEVIATHAN
Ql'EEN
MARIE
EXTENOEH
HERSELF
IN
DISPLAY
OI'
HEALTH
WHEN
CHOSSIMJ
OCEAN
NEW
YORK,
Oct.
19.
Everybody
who
worcs
on
the
liner
Levis
than
nope
Queen
Marie
will
come
again.
Her
largest
tip
waa
about
91300
and
the
lowest
wa
13.
Several
stewards
got
ISO.
One
was
given
a
gold
watch
and
the
stewardesses
received
diamond
brooches.
The
Queen
gave
1300
to
the
ship's
sick
fund
and
1500
tor
smoke
to
the
whole
crew.
MENNONITE
SETTLERS
COMINGTO
PRAIRIES
Before
End
of
Year
Between
Six
and
Seven
Thousand
Will
Have
Arrived
EDMONTON.
Oct.
19,
Before
the
end
of
this
year
between
8.000
and
7.000
new
Mennonlte
settlers
will
have
arrived
In
Canada,
according
to
an
estimate
made
by
Bishop
Toews,
president
ot
the
Mennonlte
colonlstlon
board
ot
Rostbern,
Sask.
Since
January
1,
3.SO0
Mennon
lte
have
reached
Canadian
shore
and
the
rest
are
either
cn
the
way
or
will
be
within
a
few
week.
A
large
percentage
of
them
are
to.
locate
In
southeastern
Alberta.
The
figure
tor
this
year,
said
Bishop
Tcew
sre
greater
than
last
year'
and
there
are
prospects
for
an
even
greater
number
In
1937
although
definite
ar
rangement
hare
not
been
completed.
The
majority
of
the
Immigrants
are
from
southern
Russia.
Those
who
ar
rive
late
thia
year
mill
spend
the
win
ter
in
settlement
and
locate,
for
them
selves
In
the
spring.
FJUhop
Toew
said
the
Mennonlte
already
in
Canada
were
happy
and
doing
welL
FORMER
BUSINESS
MAN
OF
THIS
CITY
DIED
INKAMLOOPS
Daniel
Kerwln
Ooyer,
Several
Years
Ago,
Was
Manager
of
Overwaltea
Store
Here
The
death
occurred
at
Kanvlcopa
on
October
13
of
Daniel
Kerwln
Ooyer
who
torn
years
ago
was
manager
of
the
Over-waltea
(tore
In
thl
city.
He
waa
48
year
ot
age
and
Is
survived
by
a
widow
and
two
children.
Fie
wa
a
member
ot
Kamloopa
Lodge
No.
109
AT
dc
A
M
and
hi
funeral
took
place
In
Vancouver
on
Saturday
under
the
auspices
ot
Plin
tsganet
Lodge
No,
63
AT
if
AJJ.
Interment
wa
In
the
new
Masonic
Ceme
tery,
North
Burnaby.
Boston
Grill
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor
for
hire.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN.
The
latest
and
bent
for
the
teait.
Phona
467.
PE.CZ
m-
CLU
1
8
POLICY
MINIMUM
WAGE
.
PROVISIONS
LAW
IX
EriECT
OCTOBER
30
AND
IMLll)E.H
ALL
EMPLOYEES
LOIIIEK
INDlftTRY
VICTORIA.
Oct.
19
Obeying
British
Columbia
new
minimum
waje
law,
the
lumter
Industry
will
be
obliged
to
pay
minimum
wages
to
all
worker
whether
ac.ually
handling
lumber
or
not.
It
waa
announced
tdday
In
answer
to
an
Inquiry
If
the
regulation
applied
to
cooks
a.ad
camp
assistant.
Tne
lumbermen
complained
that
many
men
of
this
class
were
on
duty
many
h-urs
dally
and
the
hourly
wage
of
forty
cent
would
make
their
total
Income
unusually
Urge.
To
meet
thia
condition
It
wa
necessary
that
operator
devise
soxe
system
of
ahlfti
a
no
ex-
'
emptlons
would
be
allowed
except
In
caa?s
of
physical
disability.
The
new
law
com;
Into
force
In
the
lumber
Industry
on
October
30.
It
Include
ail
operations
In
or
Incidental
to
the
carrying
on
of
logging
camps,
shin-,
gle
mills,
plsntn;
mill,
lath
mills,
sash
and
door
factories,
box
factories,
barrel
factories,
veneer
factories,
and
pulp
and
paper
mills
and
all
operations
Incidental
to
the
driving,
rafting
and
boemtng
of
logs.
A
limited
number
ot
handicapped,
part
-
time
or
apprentice
employee
may
been-
gaged
under
apeclal
permit
but
these
shall
In
every
ease
toe
limited
to
ien
per
cent
of
the
total
number
of
em-
PLEASED
WITH
RUPERT
PORT
WORK
OF
L1NINU
AND
LOADING
ADEN
MARC
Is
SATISFACTORY
TO
VANCOLVER
SlltlTINO
MEN
The
shipping
men
from
the
south,
who
are
here
In
connection
with,
the
loading
of
the
first
grain
vessel
at
this
port,
are
well
pleased
with
the
progress
of
the
work
and
expect
to
have
the
Aden
Maru
away
within
the
time
limit
In
spit
of
the
fact
that
the
present
rainy
weather
It
slightly
delaying
the
work
of
lining
at
the
dry
dock.
L
Abe,
manager
ot
Suzuki
Co..
Seattle.
will
return
south
on
Thursday
night.
K
H.
Walton
and
Capt.
L.
O.
Dixon
of
Vancouver
expect
to
be
here
untn
Sunday.
FOLEY
READY
MEET
CHAMP
IS
IN
TOP
FORM
AND
OPPONENT
.MIST
TRAIN
DOWN"
TO
118
POI
NDS
OR
FORFEIT
MONTREAL.
Oct.
19.
VlC
Foley
of
Vancourer,
who
meet
Leo
(Kid)
Roy
of
Montreal
tomorrow
night
for
the
featherweight
championship
or
Canada,
arrived
here
yeaterday
and
workfVl
out
at
a
local
gymnasium.
According
to
his
manager.
Jack
Allen,
he
1
now
in
top
form
for
the
en
counter.
Roy
will
be
forced
to
make
138
pounds
or
forfeit
the
title.
PARTY
LEADER
CONSERVATIVES
DECISION
TO
HOLD
P.ikTV
CONVENTION
NOVEMBER
M
ARRIVED
AT
YE.HTEKDAY
VANCOUVER.
Oct.
19.
At
a
meeting"
ot
the.
British
Columbia
Conservative
executive
and
the
Conservative
members
of
the
legislature
It
wa
decided
to
call
a
party
convention
and
name
a
perman
ent
leader
on
November
33
at
Kam
loopa.
The
decision
In
favor
of
the
early
convention
was
taken
at
th
suggestion
of
R.
H.
Pooley,
house
If
sdr,
HANK
ROIIIIED.
ELKHART.
Oct,
19-Th'
Le
State
Bank
at
Dowagllac,
Michigan,
wa
robbed
of
173.000
cash
and
securities
by
three
men
yesterday
afternoon.
1