Whan
Yau
Want
A
FURTHER
DROP
GERMAN
MONEY:
Slreseman
Administration
Falls
to
Pmvent
Economic
Ruin
Japan,
the
steamer
F.nipress
of
ItusMii
sailed
lat
uigbt
for
'Hie
Canadian
National
tdeamer
frinco
Oeorgu,
Capt.
Donald,
due
to
arrive
at
3
o'clock
this
after-ooii,
reported
to
have
been
'"-'toyed
by
fog
und
will
not
mukc
v
until
n
o'clock
loalicM.
eriiinent
ha
declared
a
thirty
day
inoralorium.
I
.MOSCOW.
Sept.
".The
Maud
l.o.MrflX
frpt.
7
Hrulei
den-
frlres
or
llonm
ha
Im
en
'
-111
Hcilm
indicate
the
merved
and
no
Iran-
of
it
1
new
Chancellor
Jslree.
mains
according
to
u
Harbin
de
ntin
cm.ri
I..
i.ac
i.erniany
(.patch
flitch
ay
that
another
ti
mt
financial
ruin
and
that
new
oarllmoaU
Im.
il.Mmtli.iml
..!.,...
...lit
...
....
.
.VA.l.
.
.
.
.
-if
-
.
s
m
-
1
l.l
...n.-i-
nui
uhif
jn
irr
luuim
im
iiiun
Hi
Knnciiui
uir
iiiLin
j
n-yi
'
ril
Ir
fit
from
buying
Missionaries
Safe
f'T.-nrn
currency
and
otherwise
TOItO.NTO,
Sept
7.
-
Acrord-Unli
Umr
Ibe
lialtonal
reoure.
hip
In
word
rrceivod
llti
inorit-Tlii'
urreney
i
expected
l
drt
inir
the
cnltre
Mrlliihlif
I
mis-
the
7
llr-t....l
l,
i
!II.I.sm
...i.l
ML-
T
'iT'iii.
till?.
l
riui'ii
1
aim
M
Jcffars.
Canadian
lied
Cross
nurse,
sailed
for
the
earthquake
lone.
The
llusslu.
carrying
Canadian
etier
supplies.-will
be
the
'firnl
vessel
from
Hie
American
coulin-ent
to
reach
Japan
although
several
vessels
from
Seattle,
Taeo-11111.
ami
Portland
sailed
ahead
of
her
She
will
overtake
them.
CANADIAN'BAR
CONVENTION
CLOSES
Paul
Mancel
Advocate-General
of
Franoe,
Gives
an
Address
MONTUKAI,,
Sept.
7.
-
The
ci8lilh
annual
convention
of
the
t'luiiidlan
Uur
Association
closed
'Hh
an
Hildrens
by
Mail
re
l'aul
Miincel,
advoeule
general
of
J'wi'ls,
who
pleaded
Fraiice's
cause
in
Kuropean
affair.
He
an
honoiary
inember
of
the
"""oelallon.
BOAT
18
VERY
LATE
I
C.P.R.
PRESIDENT
TO
VISIT
RUPERT
TOIUJ.NTO.
Sept.
7.
President
lleally
of
the
Canadian
Pacific
Hallways,
who
I
en
route
to
the
wcsl.
said
today
that,
.with
1ils
directors,
he
will
visit
Alaska
and
wilt
inspect
plans
for
the
extension
of
the
CP.lt.
coastal,
service.
The
important
parly
w
ill
visit
Prince
Itu-perl
en
route.
here
today.'
"The
Canadian
National
Hail-ways,
since
the
advent
of
the
present
luianageiueut,
have
been
planning
active
and
effective
or
gauizalion
to
ileal
with
I
ho
portun'
need
of
.Canada
On
llic
opening
of
(he
hunl-jjug
season
1
lie
Daily
News
issues
in
solemn
warning
l
those
who
iBo
nut
with
guns
lu
use
every
lea
re
in
order
thai
no
tragic
w
OSAlvA.
Sept.
7.
The
Tokio
enn.t
observatory
reports
eidenl
may
lake
place
Ibis
vcar.
Ihat
llic
seismic
movement
ha
l.een
progressively
Jim
in
lolling
Seldom
does
a
season
pass
vvilh-unlil
now
Ihere
i
no
anxiety
fell
a.
to
a
sudden
revival
of
the
0,11
"'""'One
I'eing
the
sufferer.
vu.lriit
shocks.
From
.Seplernber
t
to
veslrrday
at
0
p.m.
Ihere
r"ll
ho
are
htiriling
lose
were
IM
distinct
shock
fell.
On
.Saturday
and
Sundav
there
'"f""
presence
or
mind
or
are
.....
......
i
...
....
fillni-iil.
ltiiwl,.il
inlii
ti
1
1
wti.L
in
tr
were
on
.Mommy
zjw,
i
uesoay
17.1,
Wednesday
n.
ana
,r
0.
veslrrday
up
ui
last
evening.
PKKIY
Xepl
7
In
Tokio
many
of
the
victims
of
Hie
enrthqoakp
perished
merely
from
the
stifling
heat
of
the
at-
iiiiiisplien-
during
the
fire.
The
illo
rmouifler
rend
1
is
I
a
height
of
it
SO
destine
Fahrenheit.
OSAKA.
Hr.l
.
7.
Tokio
today
i
Mill
practically
cut
off
from
tin
world
and
iHiiuiiiuuicalioii
lie
(w-imi
1
hf
capital
and
Osaka
is
wry
difficult.
The
Japanese
guv.
1
!
I
4
t
4
4
a
man
l
it
n
I
.
f.-v
week
to
about
300.000.0000
lonar
fomin
Japan
a
well
a!
c
tiisikM
1
ine
iiouini
ficrinig
aim
uieir
la
mil
iff
are
are.
tltr
creation
of
m
new
gold
cur-
SAhA.
Sept.
7.
All
the
prin-trvry
ignoring
the
old
one
At
clpal
hank
in
Tokio
are
n-open-"Uig
dlKCUoocd
by
the
Socialist
ing.
The
Hank
of
Japan
U
virtu-ado
union.
(ally
lolnrt
and
the
coiilenli
of
NKW
VOKK,
Sept.
7.
Oennaii
Hie
vault
of
tin-
.Mitsui
batik
are
murks
cnlinue
toward
the
van-(also
saiil.
Four
oilier
big
bank
'-dung
point
being
uolsl
on
the
are
also
reported
in
goisl
condi-forelKti
cxcIihiikc
market
at
one
Hon.
and
three
quarter
cents
a
million.
'
57.130.000
marks
I
ti
an
dollar
the
Ainer-
C.P.R.
STEAMER
OFF
TO
JAPAN
Empress
or
Russia
Will
be
First
Relief
Ship
From
This
Side
YAXCOU.VKIl.
Sept.
7.
-
With
more
than
two
Ihousand
tons
or
Canadian
(lour
ami
500
Ions
or
I'lief
supplies
for
the
people
of
COUNTJT
UP!
Germany's
Floating
Debt
Reaches
Incomprehensible
Figure
HF.HI.IX.
Sept.
7-
Germany's
floating
debt
at
August
31
hai
rear
lied
in
round
figure
1.235.-007.000.UOO.000
mark.
for
a
deer
or
else
Mioot-
direct
ion
where
a
o
uniiiiifii
nunc
tiiri-j
there,
tllft
III
if
n
Hieiiniiiy
01
uijiiriiig
sonie-one.
Particular
care
should
le
Inkeu
willi
pun
on
Itoals
to
cee
that
they
are
not
left
loaded
and
flint
when
hemp
handled
the
miizilc
of
the
gun
i
turned
nwav
from
oilier
member
of
the
Mrly.
To
point
u
gnu
at
a
per-miii
U
wore
than
criminal
and
should
not
he
tolerated
even
though
the
gun
he
empty.
Hunting
i
one
of
the
mnt
enjoyalde
ports
in
tlii
.district
loll
the
fear
of
itccidonl
from
cnrelc!'
ItiMiluiK
Jiai'.inade
it
a
Mime
what
liaiarthMii
"rerrfalioii.
Thi
rtr
itt
iHijifMhatMhrTr
will
he
a
freedom
from
acei-
''nv
There
i
no
need
for
them
if
onlinary
care
is
taken
v
ihoe
who
carry-
dangerous
WHALENCO.
IS
BANKRUPT
Receiver
Appointed
Claims
Will
be
Paid
Orr
and
Operation
Continued
(Special
to
Dally
News)
VANCOUVER,
Sept.
7
The
Whalen
Pulp
and
Paper
Mills,
operating
plants
at
Swanson
Bay,
Port
Alice
and
Wood
fibre,
today
applied
before
Mr.
Justice
D.
A.
Macdonald
for
a
receiver
In
bankruptcy.
G.
F.
Gyles,
resident
manager
of
the
Price
Waterhoust
Co.,
was
appointed
as
receiver
and
manager
of
the
firm.
He
Is
given
power
to
carry
on
the
business
of
the
company
and
Is
authorized
to
borrow
money
to
take
care
of
wage
claims
and
other
preferred
creditors.
Manufacturing
will
be
continued.
DEMPSEY
BUYS
HOME
GAItliFN
CITY,
N.Y..
Sept.
7.-?
Jack
Dentpsey
has
purchased
a
905,000
residence
here.
Will
Bring
Desirable
People
Here
and
Take
Care
of
Them
as
Well
TiumvTii
K.M.t
7
"It
is
the
intention
of
the
Canadian
National
llailwuy
lo
use
every
possible
iifslrunienl
in
the
Do-minimi
uT
lliiiinilii
inn
I
Hi.,
lifitish
Isles
not
only
U
bring
desir
able
people
inlo
the
counlry
but
lo
lake
emtv
of
Hiem
after
they
arrive."
Hindi
was
the
earnest
declaration
of
NV.
H.
Hobb,
vice-presitleul
iu
charge
of
colonization,
developninil
ud
oilier
de-parltnerils
of
the
Canadian
National
ll'ailways,
iu
a
speech
011
Ininspoiiulioii
l
the
lunciieoii
of
lliu
Canadian
National
Kxhl-
ltiliou
director
greater
population.
The
policy
of
I
he
Canadian
'National
llailways
must
of
necessity
be.
regulated
by
that
of
the
Dominion
government
Im-
und
Canada's
ability
to
absorb
and
for
aimilat
uew
oomer--,
in
said-
penses
paid.
Miss
May
Held,'
the-
candidate
Of
the
F.Iks
and
Hoyal
Purple,
it
is
understood,
comes
fourth
winning
a
910
ivory
toilet
set.
She
will
also
be
a
maid
of
honor.
lift
total
was
01,503
vole.
As
final
return
Tor
Miss
,Mc-
llae,
the
Huckley
Kay"
candidate,
dislric.l
prize
for
having
over
1
50.000
vole.
This.will.be
the
choice
of
a
26
niece
Community
.silver
set,
a
07
piece
dinner,
set!
or
an
ifHH
Itruitswick
phono-graph.
j
-
The
Queen
ot
the
Carnival
will
be
crowned
at
the
Exhibition
Hall!
by
C.
ll.
Onne,
president
ol
the
Northern
H.C.
Agricultural
A.
ln-duslrial
Association,
on
Tuesday
ariernoon
immediately
following
(he
'street
pancant
and
the
for
mill
opening.
Tliereafier
she
will
preside
over
the
carnival
activities
at
Iho
Fair.
Hooni
Jiave
been
reserved
at
the
Prince
Huperl
Hotel
for
the
queen
and
her
retinue
or
maids.
Costume?
for
the
ijuee.ii.
inaidi
TAXIQQ
mm
P.R.F1SH
Phona
MARKET
671.
in
a
hurry
fJ
Fresh
Killed
Poultry,
Fresh
Killed
Meat.
Ptane
J
J
Fresh
Sausage
Dally.
mI
Oars
and
Best
Servloe
loa
PRINCE
RUPERT
In
th
City.
Rates
Reasonable
""'In
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
A
Trial
Order
Solicited.
VOL
Ml'
XO.
211
PltlNCE
Itl'PKHT,
B.C.,
FHIDAV.
SKPTKMUEH
7,
1W23.
VtaUrtftr't
Circulation,
1478
StrMt
Mm
MO.
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS.-
SEISMIC
MOVEMENT
IN
JAPAN
SUBSIDING
CAMAMAH
NATIONAL
RAILWAVS
SEMOUSLY
TAKE
UP
IMMKKATKIN
MATTERS
During
Past
Six
Days
Earthquake
Shocks
in
Orient
Numbered
1029
EDITORIAL
SOLEMN
WARNING
TO
MEN
WHO
GO
OUT
HUNTING.
I
1
"j'pSi
a
mmazm
BT,'
.Mi
Miji-jorie
l.eeming.
of
Victoria,
is
Uritish
.4vlmulw4
Jeudiug
imuh
.player,
.-.ijhelia
-won
lhre
championships
in
lie
United
stales
and
Canada
this
vear.
Miss
Adeline
Hendricksen
is
Officially
Declared
Winner
of
Exhibition
Queen
Contest
Miss
Adeline
llenuVickseii.
candidate
of
the
Fishermen
and
.Moose,
will
he
tpieen
of
the
F.xhibition
Carnival
next
week,
it
wii.
it
f.iin1lt'
miifiiii.u.l
11.;
1...
i
11..
1
I
prepared
are
inoud
riug
and
will
be
a
maid
of
now.
being
tepared
at
Mrs.
HiU
honor
at
the
carnival
having
her
i
ditch'
store.
The
queen
will
expenses
padl
.from
Prince
wear
a
gown
or
ivory
satin
with
George
lo
the
city
and
return
at.
crown
or
pearls
and
court
train
well
as
while
she
is
here.
Mr
ivory
velvet
fur
trimmed.
A
Miss
Margie
McDonald
or
Any-ihal
or
satin
trimmed
white
geor-ox
is
third
with
87.575
vole.
She
J
pel
le
goes
w
ith
the
costume
as
gel
11
$15
ivory
loilrt
set
and
willjwcll
as
tdtoes,
gloves
etc.
to
aiso
ne
maid
01
uonor
wun
tlx-,
ma
eh.
A
sceotre
is
a
so
.be
nir
The
maids
or
honor
will
be
gowned
iu
while
organdie
with
hats
ot
while
georgette
.and
complete
out
fit
lo
match.
Two
little
flower
girl'
Mi
Audrey
Treinayne
ami
5Ilss
Mar-
been
.....
......
...
,
.
.
"i
r-
rge.
cnair-
,
p111111ii.hc-
nl.i
l,,,il,t.
man
01
lie
c.iueM
committee.
Hesides
presiding
over
the
car-,.,.
nival
and
receiving
other
honors
of
the
occasion.
Miss
lien-
,.,
".
.,lvin
s,Jk-.
"
..
a,i
"
'
.V.
uayins,
l
.f.
.Iri.t.M..
vvii.i
.
In5.,
lit
V....
V....I
I
:..
fi
itf
r
epf
nsf
hi
imnif
1
1
lull
w
tin
s.
"
-v
UllU
ILIIllI
UIIU
O
1
i)U
III
-Till
II.
.1
Miss
Hendricksen
received
a
total
of
31KS.850
voles
occordin?
to
;
the
final
count.
Miss
Kathleen
Ilrown
of
Prince
(ieorire
comes
second
in
the
contest
with
a
total
of
11
0,100
1'
voles.
slie
will
receive
a
tlia-
nr
honor
and
flower
irirls
Miss
Grant
Tells
of
Work
of
Prince
Rupert
Library
When
Addressing
the
Rotary
Club
At
yesterday's
luncheon
of
the
Rotary
Club
Miss
Muriel
"rant,
librarian,
gave
n
very
clear
exjMtsitiou
of
the
present
public
library
.situation
and
made
an
appeal
for
support
not
only
next
week,
during
the
big
campaign
for
money
with
which
to
purchase
book?,
but
also
throughout
the
life
of
the
institution.
T.
Huss
Mackay
uImj
spoke
most
interestingly
on
the
need
of
u
library
in
order
that
local
people
might
keep
pace
with
the
trend
of
modern
thought.
llr.
V.
I.
Ivergiu,
in
introducing
(he
speaker,
mentioned
the
value
of
such
an
institution
to
the
city
and
at
the
close,
he
nil
1
17
Y)
A
1QV
DAM
thanked
the
speakers
most
hear-
ITI
M
I
.
f
fAliir,
llHIl
lily
tor
their
excellent
addresses
and
ur?ed
suporl
for
the
cant.
jiai-wi
about
lo
be
put
on.
fill
.miss
(rum
saiii-siif
coiifiiiereu
;
garel
Smith,
will
have
dreses
or.llloki
n
Ilu,Ui,
thererore
it
was
si'hIIiuh'iI
iirciiintii'
with
wrealhs'
i......
;
i
.
......
i
v.
-
-
-.
.fuj
iu
pre
nuw
iiiuiit-uuaiv
are
not
yet
111,
mere
ts
some
0f
flowers
a
head
dress
question
as
to
whether
she
or
complete
outrit
to.
match.
Mis
Elizabeth
Slrachau
ot
Smillter
will
be
lite
fifth
in
the
standing.
The
flfllt
candidate
wins
a
920
cut
glass
bowl
und
will
also
be
a
maid
of
honor.
1
Miss
Slrachans
lolal
is
vy.373.1
There
i
a
.possibility
thai
Missi
Mcllae
may
even
come
fourth.
j
WOOD
BONDED
Miss
iiemlricksen
also
wins
a;pMdH.ni
Af
Pnmltr
Co.
Puis
un
$1,000
In
KEEP
PEACE
Vancouver
Court
Special
lo
Ifiily
News
VANCOUYF.il.
Sept.
7.
It
bonds
or
$1,000
to
keep
the
peace!
r
1.
II...
i..
.
11........
:
.
I..'
MIIM
IIUHIIIIS.
.Ml?.
IIUJVV
17
111,
turn
under
it
a
distinct
honor
to
be
allowed
to
address
the
llolary
Club
hut
Expert
Deems
Protection
May
be
she
would
not
have
done
so
had
.
Discontinued
Under
Certain
it
not
been
for
the
dire
need
or;
Limitations
book
and
her
keen
interest
iu
tbei
;
suecess
or
lite
institution.
.The;
HKLLI.NOllAM,
Wash
fcepl.
7.
club
had
shown
ils
interest
iu
llie.:il'e
protection
given
seals
in
the
library-
on
Tornicr
occasions,
es-
Pribilor
Islands
by
the
United
penally
last
week
in
giving
a
Slates
ami
other
nations
has
donation
and
she
hoped
the
in-
reached
a
pojnt
where
their
kill
tercsl
would
coiilinue
through
.'"K
for
commercial
purposes
is
next
wt-ek.
t
'
jnow
practicable
and
advisable
--Outtfitinliat-haiFbtTO'donerwithinfcer
Miss
Grant
said
it
was
a
year
a
no
contrng
to
the
view
expressed
.to-thai
she
came
to
Pi
ince
Hupert
to
day
by
Hepresentalive
Liudley
II.
take
charge
or
the
work
of
orgau-
Had
ley.
who
has
returned
from
a
iziug
Hie
first
library
in
the
pro-
'J500
mile
tour
iu
Alaska
with
Sir
vinre
to
be
organized
under
the
Jo',,
'
enr-
O
.Malley,
Public
Library
Act.
She
had
at
United
Slates
commissioner
of
that
time
felt
weighed
down
with
fisheries.
the
sense
or
the
responsibility
Heferriug
lo
the
salmon
fish-thrust
upon
her.
jeries
lladley
said
that
the
great
Work
Has
Grown
(variety
or
physical
condition?,
vvi.mi.
11...
i.iatt-''n-
..:,-...t
iL
Hie
nature
or
feasible
fishing
gear
a'"1
H'"
of
de-
lanih...-
1
ihf
i-iiv
f,,nfii
i..
varying
degrees
lasi.le
s.5U
Tor
the
use
or
the
!'.!,,Uo.n.'?f
c!,!r?e
upily
In
,
borrower
and
these
members
iu
eluded
all
classes
of
the
commu
nity.
It
also
included
lighthouse
keeper
and
people
from
the
canneries
who
paid
a
ree
of
2.00
a
year
for
the
use
of
the
books.
Visitors
ji
the
city
also
made
temporary
use
of
the
library.
This
summer
it
was
used
by
tourists
who
when
tired
of
sightseeing
would
sit
and
read
when
waiting
for
a
boat
or
train.
Their
impressions
of
(he
library,
she
re
minded
her
hearer,
was
part
vt
their
impressions
ot
the
cily.
The
library
was
now
loaning
!hii
average
or
lltree
thousand
auiljiiin
nillff
linn.
Mmtiliprs
liml
al
Police
W.
ready
read
about
all
the
books
dealing
with
the
particular
Hue
in
which
they
were
interesled.
This
was
particularly
marked
in
the
Ichiblren
section,
where
she
was
continually
being
asked
vvfieii
they
would
get
new
book.
The
riclion
was
old
Keep
Costs
Down
Miss
Grant
said
they
under
stood
that
just
now
it
.was
their
duly
to
adjust
themselves
to
the
conditions
which
obtained
her
Hie
fishing
districts
of
made
legislation
subject
until
today
there
were
nearly
i300,vt,v'-
Alaska
in
dc-
tail
wholly
impracticable.
Hadley
expressed
the
opinion
1
...
n...
1
1
.
i.
..
1
1
1
1
felt
that
iliil
raiuudu
aim
rairnanKs
ami
juciiardson
:
highway,
one
of
ils
feeders,
have
"abundantly
justified
them-,
FORMER
GRANBY
Friends
Anxious
as
to
Fata
Miss
K.
Hoffman
Now,
Residing
in
Tokio
of
Special
to
Daily
News
VA'XCOrVKll,
M'pt.
7
Friends'
hero
are
anxious
about
I
lie
fate
or
Miss
K.
Hoffman
who'
bold
an
executive
position
wit
li
an
importing
firm
in
Tokio.
She
was
formerly
emploed
by
the
Grauby.
Consolidated
Co.
She
visited
Van-
couver
this
year
returning
to
Japan
three
months
ago.
SEATTLE
STREET
CAR
OPERATOR
IS
SHOT
Police
Endeavoring
Mysterious
Deajh
Lamar
to
or
j.
Solva
W.
I'he
library
boanl
had
coiisiilered
Hie
mysterious
shgoling
of
J.tAYV
these
ronditions
and
had
tried
to
Lamar
who
was
operating
one
of
Wood,
millionaire
president
or,
cut
the
expense
as
low
u
possl-tbe
Main
Street
ear
on
Ninth
the
Premier
Gobi
Mining
Co.
who
hie.
They
had
considered
it
well
Avenue
and
who
was
found
at;
the
started
a
September
morn
de-land
decided
that
$1,000
wa
the,
end
of
the
line
early
this
morning
monslraliou
suddenly
in
trium-jlcast
annum!
with
which
they
wjlh
a
bullet
ltofe
in
hi
iteck.
pliant
entry
of
the
suite
qf
hiscould
carry
on
.
The
feeling
of
Deceased
had
not
been
robbed.
crslwhilo
friend,
Mrs.
h.
C
Hoyee,
the
board
could
be
understood
while
al
tea
in
u
room
of
the
then
when
Ihey
were
told
that
Hotel
Vancouver,
has-been
bouitdjbey
were
to
pet
nothing
at
all
over
in
the
ponce
court
ncro
on
(continued
on
page
flvs)
W;
E,
Draney,
inanaper
or
the
ugreeincnl
not
to
seo.Noiihern
H.C.
Fisheries
cannery
him
for
a
similar
period.
Sho.ut
.Mill
Day,
reached
1
tie
cily
last
had
charged
him
with
tluoaleii.
ni'.-ht
and
Prim-
i
reglsleretl
Huperl.
Hi
111
SEATTLE.
Sept.
7.The
police
are
today
emleavoring
(o
solve
.
FUNERAL
TODAY
The
funeral
took
place
at
2.30
Ibis
.afternoon
from
Haynor
IHother
chapel
of
the:
lati
Louis
llrissoii,
of
Anyox,
who
died
in
lite
Geneeral
Hospital
on
Kun-day
last.
Father
P.
J.
Mcrtralli