UWi'lMIIHH
II
III
I
Whan
Vu
Want
A
TAXI
99
ml
miln
P.R.FISH
Phone
MARKET
71.
1
m
a
hurry
SHRIMPS,
OYSTERS.
CRABS,
Phone
FRESH
KILLED
POULTRY.
iaat
Care
and
Bait
Service
PRINCE
RUPERT
FRESH
MADE
SAUSAGE.
In
the
City.
Rate
Reasonable
A
TrW
Onler
Solicited.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
VOL.
XIII..
XO,
523.
PHINCK
liLW.HT,
B.C.,
MOXHAY,
SKPTKMHKH
2i,
102:1.
atrf'i
Circulation
1721.
S(rt
SalM,
T2.
PRICE
FIVE
CENT8.
SKIRMISHER
t;
SAILS
WEST
C.Q.M.M.
Steamer
Take
605,684
Feat
of
Lumbar
and
S00
Oasaa
of
Salmon
to
Japan
llMUSSlXS.
Sept.
21.
Five
nit
men
Including
two
U.S.
army
lieutenants,
lost
their
lives
aud
niiotlipr
was
seriously
infiiieii
ainl
five
balloons
were
smashed
on
(he
ground
by
lightning
in
the
Joines
(lordon
Hennetl,
cup
race
which
stnrteil
yesterday
under
the
inol
tuUerse
conditions
ever
experienced
in
the
history
or
the
competition.
TAX
SALE
Xolice
Is
hereby
given
that
a
tax
sale
of
elly
hits
oh
account,
id
deliiuiucnl
Taxiy
will
be
held
in
-the
Clly
Ofllee
on
Monday.
October
I,
1023,
at
10
a.m.
A
llsl
of
Hie
properties'
olferci!
for
sale
can
be
obtained
at
t
ho
Collector's
Olllce,
230
Twelve
Schooners
Marketed
Catches
Totalling
112,700
Pounds
at
Fish
Exchange
I
Thla
Mornlna
..f
SnVtlHt
feel
of
linn
her
here.
l'
the
II
II.
.McMillan
Import
(Ui.
M'llillmt
;I0N.'.MJ
feel
lllld
Ihe
pn-vlni'iar
uovernnient.
for
Japanese
ralinf
i.ni-iiii.i.
t
ill
?7:i
fi'i-l.
She
lliililiiil
pine
were
again
litli
1
.
.1
I
.
...
ll.i
M
M
fr.
taliler
Canadian
'
"
"
-
S
.her.
l
d.
IIUIoh.
rleaml
"'".
"
P"cc
or
a.
i
-i..
f,.,.mericnn
eatrh
being
I
i.lc
paid
to-,
Jtvpan.
Tli
ve.Md
uaM
'"'
-""-r
Itesl.tillon
.....
...
i;
for
u
CanHdmu
catch
IG..lc
IJI1-
full
Hi
imifi.
nii.i
...
i
....
.
I.
ly
t:npl.
K.
.Mclifkrle.
irmtlee.
ulio
will
t-rllirn
harbor
,,r
"'
,,M'
'aiamuie.
iwi-m-i..
ii.
boats
were
in
x
1
1
1
a
total
of
IIS.
1
00
ooiiiuN.
i
..i...
i
....
mm
..r
...ii....ii1auil
He.
ami
Oecent.
u!"1
U'oC'
lo
l,,c
,,l
(hi
port
for
Japan-.,,
relief.
I""'"1-,
j
150
cm-o
heniu
trill
h
Ihe
eity
I'aciric
Hlirri".
of
1'rh.ce
llupcil
and
rjr.o
,y
the
lle-Uliilln.
lo.tmo
po.uiiK
at
'"!
tM-
local
JiMoutce
A.ociaton.
The
Sklrmi-.l.erV
'total
lHiiil.pripr,,M
''l''"
cargo
w.
3.77S.IMMI-
feet,
includ-!
Imperial.
I
mm
pound,,
at
The'
':'
l"
'
"''a
inlhe
local
.hip.nenl.
,
H
.1,1
storage
l.o.
halanre
wn-
hm.le.l
at
Vat.irouvrr
.....i
v
v..-
i.t,.j
i.,.f.,i..
r.
Ilfe.
H.ooo
pound,
at
tC.He
is
as.
(iiaxcTiii
...
riving
here
at
week
The
next
C.O.M.M.
Meamcr
-
to
conic
here
to
toad
will
he
Ho
Canadian
lliuhlumlcr.
15
h
pi.
FUticr.
iirrMng
on
Ocloher
20.
Ski
fl
ill
I
..I.,
r.nn
nun
fl
nf
Itim.
FIVE
AIRMEN
LOSE
LIVES
Disasters
Attend
James
Gordon
ennett
Cup
Races
In
lloyal
I'iolt
l'.o.
COMES
UNDER
MILITARY
.Mid
and
Ainerictiji
IHJ
lJ
111
II.
I'M"
I
.
I.MV.
-
.
,
,
X
ll...l
n.lM
H
IIMIIUII
'
.
The
Pklrinl-d.cr
liwdnl
n
tidal
"itnilar
iiutnher
of
Uamoliaii,
38.
ArrlvaU
and
ales'
were
us
fol-,
I
own:
'
American
June.
7,0(Hi
pouniN,
at
lo.Ue
1
3.000
-
Canadian
Annie
May.
1.200
pound.",
at
H.fie
and
1
0c;
Lillian
M.,
O.OOO
.
...
...
.
,
"
and
lOc,
.
and
her,
It
N
expected,
and
aNo
fur-i'""""-'.
A..
.i-
..r
...i.......
f,.r:
White
l.lly.
1.000
pound
lliri
PllllMlirni'"
!
fuiiiivii
a
at
till..
L'l
I.
Japa.ii..'.
relief
"'"'
l"c-
,u
A,,iu
H,u
ri
n-s.
Kaleii.
lt.000
pounds
at
11.7c
and
lor.
to
the
Caiunlian
l'ih
&
tUdd
Storage
Co.
Malainute.
7.000
pounds
al
nixl
ll.rc,
and
Sherman.
I0,u0l,4
!iounJ
at
IG.Oc.
and
He,
to
the
ct
ease
In
the
price
of
gasoline
is
'
mil
likely
to
llilllsii
muuiuiiiii
juslvnow.
This
is
indicated
in
Hit
aiiiioiinceinenl
made
by
managers
of
the
Imperial
(til
Company
who
are
the
principal
dealers
here
that
they
did
not
anticipate
any
change
in
the
near
future.
Premier
Oliver
of
llritish
Col.
.iimbla
yesterday
made
represeu-
tallous
to
both
companies
thai
llicn
was
loo
great
a
disparity
between
prices
charged
for
gaso
nine
in
Hie
United
Stales
boundary,
W.
S.
lector,
Fisher,
provincial
col-
sailed
last
,
night
hy
(he
Cardonii
for
Anyox
,
on
departmental
business,
He
will
In;
away
until
Thursday,
To
dale
3..10.5
ha-beep
riei
lit
life
eity
for
.lapane.s?
irlief
purpose.
With
the
in.ol,
or
this
money
canned
.aliinu
was
houithl
from
Hie
r.anudian
I'lsh
A
Cold
Storage
Co..
Ltd.
and
shipped
direct
to
Kohe
hy
the
C.O.M.M.
elcattier
Catnulian
Skirmisher
Saturday
nljdil.
'the
lotal
suhscriplioii
was
divided
as
follows:
collected
hy
Prince
Kupert
Japanese
Association.
l.-732.50;
hy
city.
2.018.0I.
The
former
included
$113
collected
last
week
at
Ocot'Kclowu
and
the
hitler.
101.71
I
un
mm
I
in
hy
the
public
schools
of
the
cM)'
on
Saturday.
UfPTADIA
UAKITC
C((T
nt
flUIVlun
iinniDuuw
CITY
COMPTROLLER
TO
MANAGE
HER
FINANCES
YICTOUIA,
Sept.
21.
This
city
lias
final
v
decided
to
apliotut
a
JlUc
and
lie
and
Inei
11.,
0,000
cil.
t.oin,,roP
who
will
Nil
the
pounds
al
15c
and
I
Or,
lo
Ihe
ujfn,
(
arKt.
extent
of
city
lloolli
Fisheries
Canadian
Co.
GASOLINE
LIKELY
TO
...
a
1
.
.
I.
niana-er.
I
nere
lias
neeu
luiicn
delay
in
pulling
the
new
system
into
force
'and
considerable
oppo-
itiuii
Inis
ileveloiied.
the
Utiesthm
HOLD
PRESENT
PRICES
f
-
,
(
vomewhal
of
a
stumbling
Mi'
Imperial
and
Union
Oil
Com-
...
.
prnies
Says
They
do
not
An
ticipate
Lower
Rates
suitable,
man'
ami
il
is
probablv
Hint
the
present
city
treasurer
...in
i...
...........
II...
linn
itim!..
rue
QUAKES
DESTROY
PERSIAN
VILLAGES
MANY
CASUALTIES
Dead
Numbered
123
With
10Q
Injured:
Shocks
Continue
In
District
TKIIKIIAX,
Persia.
Sept.
21.
-
Several
villages
in
Ihe
vicinity
of
and
I
minimi
were
reported
destroyed
,those
on
the
Canadian
side
of
Hie
with
casualties
as
far
as
known
123
dead
and
uhotil
loo
injured
in
an
earthipiake
which
shook
the
region
last
Thursday.
According;
.i
f
the
despatches
Ihe
shocks
uro
continuing.
Iiiunage
is
also
reported
in
the
dlilrict
of
Shlrvtm.
i
'
Canadian
National
Building
at
the
British
Empire
Exhibition
An
Impolitic
building
U
to
b
erected
by
the
Canadian
National
Railways
at
the
British
Empire
Es
hlbitkm
Contracts
hart
been
placed
and
the
conn
ruction
will
be
commenced
Immediately
The
building
la
of
a
classic
style
of
architecture
of
the
Canadian
Government
building
at
the
Exhibition
The
Canadian
National
building
ia
on
a
aitt
Immediately
next
to
the
Canadian
Government
bulldlni
and
In
one
of
the
moat
prominent
sections
of
the
exhibition
grounds.
The
building:
la
90
ft.
x
110
ft,
and
In
addition
to
a
very
romprehentlve
llpla
of
exhibit!.
Including
agriculture,
horticulture,
mining.
Industrial
and
tourist
featurea.
there
will
he
a
cinematograph
hall
accommodating
250
people-
In
which
dally
show
will
be
given,
where
films
that
are
being
specially
made
this
year
will
be
projected,
depicting
the
attractions
of
Canada.
This
building
will
be
one
of
the
handsomest
structures
In
the
group
of
the
building
at
the
British
Empire
Exhibition
Tha
architect
l
Mr.
Eustache
G.
Bird.
A.R.I.B.A..
of
Toronto
Canada
JAPANESE
FUND
REACHES
$3,830.51
Refugees
Arrived
from
Japan
Aboard
C.P.R.
Steamer
Empress
of
Australia:
Work
for
Stricken
VJtrrultIA,
Sept.
21.-
The
Km
press
of
Australia
arrived
here
with
500
asengers
tucltpliiig
W
refugees
from
the
Japanese
disaster.
Stories
of
the
heroism
of
Captain
Holland,
Uoc-lor
Hose
and
Hie
officers
and
men
of
Ihe
Australia
were
told
by
passengers
who
contributed
lo
erect
a
lablel
on
Ihe
ship
commemorating
the
work
done
by
the
Auslralia's
complement.
which
contributed
more
than
any
oilier
similar
group
to
relieve
Ihe
stricken
in
Yokohama
who
were
in
imminent
danger
of
fire
and
tidal
waves.
,
I'.n
route
to
Canada,
the
doctor
day
and
night
to
make
dollies.
labored
willt
.n
many
operations
The
United
Slates
navy
ships
sent
in
Ihe
ship's
hospital
that
he
boilings
of
serge
which
the
cannot
remember
Hie
approxi
mate
number.
Several
days
were
spent
in
Jap
anese
waters
iiefnre
the
return
voyaae.
duriiiK
which
the
Aus
tralia
rescued
from
fire
and
flood
3,000
refugees
of
every
na
tionality
in
Hie
world,
tended
the
sick
and
gave
food
and
medicine.
Driven
to
Shelter
by
Furious
Northern
Gale
off
Coast
of
Alaska
XO.MK,
Sept.
2k
The
story
oT
eleven
days
buttle
ngaint-l
lowering
seas
during
;hich
(imo
she
was
lashed
by
a
tlehriug
Sea
gale
was
told
Iiy
members
of
the
United
Slates
geological
survey
party
for
Point
Harrow
who
arrived
nt
Teller
on
the
Teddy
Hear.
The
ship
was
commanded
by
(Jap
I.
Joe
Hani
mil.
She
was
driven
from
Point
Hope
north
of
Kotzebue
Sound
to
SI.
Lawrence
Island
opposite
Nome
mid
thence
to
Sledge
Island
anil
back-
through
Hehring
Strait
to
Shistnaref
Inlet,
a
distance
of
500
miles
before
the
slorm
subsided
sufficiently
for
the
vessel
her
regular
-
-
-
-
to
proceed
on
course.;
The
schooner
Nonlake.
for
safe
at
Keewalik
aflrr
being
which
fears
were
foil
during
a
driven
at
a
terrific
rate
through
storm
that
raged
oxer
this
sec-
Hehring
Strait
under
hazardous
linn
of
the
country
recently,
is
conditions.
PREMIER
JOHN
OLIVER
Will
Address
a
PUBLIC
MEETING
Wednesday
Evening
at
7.30
in
Empress
Theatre
The
Premier
will
lake
this
occasion
to
aitAver
the
charges,
made
against
liitn
and
his
govflrnmehl
by
V.
J.
Howser
during
his
recent
visit.
Ladies
especially
invited
to
be
present.
.Mr.
Hacker
eai
llicre
wn
.o
I
ililTerence'
of
opinion
in
regard
lo.
1
1
lit.-
moral
iliiulioit.
The
I'remier
ialil
nearly
cveryt"dy
wa
.atis-'fieil
Willi
Ihe
'present
l.overn-linenl
cotilrol
law
evepl
a
few
church
in'ople
who
were
dis-?runtlei
for
political
r'-aMiii.
He
referred,
however,
to
the
fact
that
Ihe
Union
of
lt.ll.
Municipal
i
lie
ilroiijrty
prote.lel
airainsl
lion
yliieli
was-
wor.e
than
dttr
set
for
men
s
downfall
in
Prince
lUipcrt
than
in
any
other
place
he
had
visiled,
and
he
had
been
around
Ihe
world.
A
prominent
Winnipeg
editor
women
made
inlo
clothes.
Some
said
lie
saw
more
drunken
men
in
of
the
Japanese
were
brought
aboard
with
the
clothes
entirely
burned
from
their
backs.
FATALITIES
IN
MONTREAL
.
.MO.YTItF.AL.
Sept.
St.
There
were
ten
fatalities
over
Ihe
week
lo
needy
women,
'the
passengerslend
in
Ihe
city
ami
district
from
m
I
I
,..l
....
I
I
......
I
..I....
i
i
I
.
iormcti
a
sewing
emu
nun
lanoini
mini
uim
inner
luxiticin
s.
Prince
lluperl
on
Saturday
and
Sunday
evening
than
he
would
see
in
the.
worst
part
of
Winnipeg
in
a
month.
A
prominent
American
tourist
said
he
was
pained
to
see
young
men
drunk
on
Ihe
si
ice
t
here.
11,.
had
not
seen
one
in
Ihe
United
LEAGUE
BASEBALL
National
League
Xew
York
t,
Pittsburg
3.
Brooklyn
7,
Cinclnnuli
8.
Philadelphia
3.
Chicago
5.
Hoslou
I,
St.
Louis
.
American
League
Chicago
.'l-l.
Philadelphia
I-
lielroil
10-7,
Hoslou
0-0.
-Other
games
positioned.
Coast
League
Lo
Angeles
5-
tSalt
Lake,
G-3.
Seattle
0,
Oakland
5.
San
Francisco
RULE
FURIOUS
GALES
IN
FAR
NORTH
FORCE
SHIPS
THERE
TO
RUN
FOR
SHELTER
State
of
War
Declared
in
Bulgaria
Following
Communist
Activities
LONDON,
ScpL
21.
A
stale
of
war
his
been
declared
by
(he
Htilgnriaii
government
t'i-siiii
of
-
uniiiiiiiiNtic-
riots
and
Hie
.
.
.
..
...
........
r
i
...i
i
I:
..i.
I
..I
I.
ri...
CI
III
1
1
1
1
r
III
iirpiwes
nits
iiecn
uiuivni
n
riijiu
..it-riec.
inri
trouble
lin
been
developing
there
for
some
lime
and
has
been
j
gradually
n'suiniiig
n
more
threatening'
aspect.
Ilecently
raid
were
made
on
comiiiiiiii-t
club
mid
document
IIkmi
taken
in-
i
diealed
that
there
was
a
plan
afoul
In
overthrow
the
government.
'
II
wa
li
commence
with
a
general
strike.
.
!
Drastic
ac
tion
J
now
being
taken
Iiy
the
government
mid
lie
declaration
of
recourse
to
military
rule
is
the
final
efforl
to
curb
I
lie
aclivilie
of
Ihe
rebels
I
HALIBUT
PRICES
ARE
I
HIGHER
AGAIN
TODAY!
urunkeness
is
Kite
Here
says
Rev.
G.
G.
Hacker
in
Sermon
at
Methodist
Church
Last
Night
Declaring
Ihul
if
Hie
Kliee
commissioners
were
not
aide
to.
rleali
iij
the
city
Ihey
should
admit
failure
and
allow
,Mrv
Man
miii
to
do
il
for
lliem,
Hev.
(i.
(i.
(lacker
pirlured
a
deplorable
-laic
of
affairs
in
this
city
and
intimated
that
the
police
com-inissioiiers
were
anything
lint
enthusiastic
in
making
a
change,
lie
(old
what
he
hud
seen
on
Third
Ave.
during
two
hour?
before
nine
o'clock
last
Thursday
evening
a
an
example
of
what
was
going
on.
During
thai
lime
he
haw
fourteen
drunken
men.
staggering
drunk.
LORD
MORLEY
DIES
AGED
85
Was
Famous
as
Statesman,
Jour-;
nallst
and
Historical
Writer
LOXlXiX.
Sent.
21,
Viscount
Ihe
disgraceful
situa-J
jirpy
f
niackburn.
former
Lord
Presidenl
of
the
Council
and
See
ing
Ihe
days
of
Ihe
open
bar
and
retary
of
Slate
for
India,
died
last
is
not
only
destructive
lo
I
lie
uvlUl
nt
lis
residence,
Wimble-inoraU
of
Ihe
people
but
is
re-'.iu,,,
f
heart
disease
at
the
age
uflinst
in
bruising,
al.oul
a
yf
5.
He
leaves
nil
heir
and
Hie
general
contempt
for
law
and
title
becomes
extinct.
He
was
th
order."
fir.t
and
last
to
hoid
the
title.
Mr.
Shocktey
.was
taken
lo
lask)
Lord
Morley
was
a
journalist,
hy
Mr.
Malison
,
biu-ajjse
of
JUe
Away
back
in
1808,
before
most
rondrl
imn
-
ltr
ttnVr
he
ihere
were
disorderly
people
up
edited
the
Morning
Slar.
From
town
and
drunkenness
on
the
thai
lime
he
edited
the
Fort--Ireel.
Mr.
Shoekley
did
not
al-!iiighlly
lleview
until
1883.
He
logellier
agree
with
this,
how-
was
also
editor
of
the
I'atl
-Mall
ever.
To
show
Unit
it
was
lrue,!(iazelle
for
three
years.
Mr.
Hacker
gave
opinions
of.
Among
his
writings
were
The
oilier
people
which
had
been
'Life
of
(Hailstone
and
Life
of
Cob-
secured
from
various
sources
Traps
for
Men
An
o
Hieer
on
a
large
passenger
den.
lie
also
write
monographs
on
Voltaire.
Ilousseau.
Diderot,
llurke.
Wat
pole,
Cromwell.
His
.
steamer,
who
had
been
here,
,le-a,,,ji"J;raldiy
was
published
in
clared
(hat
there
were
more
traps
1
7.
OLIVER
COMES
ON
WEDNESDAY
Will
Set
Himself
Right
Following
,
Attacks
Made
by
W.
J.
Bow-ser;
Speaks
at
Theatre
Premier
Oliver
is
expected
to
visit
Prince
llimerl
Ibis
week.
Ho-
Slates
since
prohibition
came
in-
will
arrivu
from
Ihe
smith
on
thv
lo
force.
jbual
Wednesday
afternoon
and
Five
young,
men
id
most
res-'.eak
.re
j
the
Kippress
The-peclahle
calling
were
seen
by
a
utre
that
evening
at
7.30.
The.
prominent
citizen
drunk
here
in
meeting
is
to
commence
.early
one
evening.
owing
to
the-
fact
that
he
leavesc
A
dozen
boys
on
Mcllride
Street
at
ten
o'clock
for
Auyox.
were
seen
desperately
drunk,!
Other
meetings
nre
to
be
held
several
of
them
still
in
short
hy
the
Premier
at
Terrace
Friday
pauls.
The
ages
of
these
hoys
evening
and
following
that
at
was
approximately
from
A
to
18.
points
along
Ihe
railway-
iticlud-Two
Hours
on
Avenue
'"g
Hazellnu,
Smilhers,
Telkwa,
Mr.
Hacker
then
went
on
lo
tell
Le.
Vatulerhoof,
Princi?
what
he
had
seen
in
two
hours
""""V
""'
on
Thursday
evening
last
before
(continued
on
page
six)
Dueing
Ids
recent
tour
W,
J.
Howser
and
'It.
II.
Pooley
made
certain
allegations
against
the
llritish
Columbia
government
on
which
-Mr.
Oliver
proposes
to
set
the
people
right.
He
had
been
proposing
to
make
a
tour
of
thin
district
anyway,
before
the
next
session
of
Hie
Legislature.
VICTORIA
FIRM
GETS
SHARE
OF
ISSUE
OF
GOVERNMENT
BONDS
10,
Sacramento,
participated.'
alone
with
the
lararo
Portland-Vernon
rain.
SUNDAY'S
GAMES
Hoslou
2-3,
St.
Lours
1().
Philadelphia
lk
Chicago
t.
American
League
Cleveland
10-0,
Washington
12-0.
Si.
Louis-New
York,
ruin.
YICTOUIA.
Sept.
21
The
firm
of'
(iillespic,
Hurt
A
Todd
have
eastern
bond
houses
in
the
loan
recently
taken
up
or
fifty
million
dollar,
worth
of
Dominion
(iovfinment
bonds.
This
firm
will
bt.
able
to
plucc
Ihe
bonds
Iri
this
province.
The
SO
year
bond
are
olTered
to
the
piddle
aC
V8.23
with
accrued
inlerest,
Al
thlf
price
they
will
yield
5.11
per
ceul
'with
short
terms
slightly
hi'Uer,