When
Yeu
Want
A
TAXI
P.R.FISH
MARKET
99
Phone
071.
ii
a
hurry
SHRIMPS,
CRABS,
Pkwe
OYSTERS.
FRESH
KILLED
POULTRY.
Beet
Car
and
Best
Service
PRINCE
RUPERT
FRESH
M4DE
SAUSAQE.
In
thej
Olty.
Rates
Reasonable
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
A
Trial
Order
Solicited,
VOL,
Mil
NO,
221
IMUNCK
Ill'I'KUT,
H.U.,
SATl
IllJAY,
SKPTKMUKft
22,
l2a.
VMUrdar'i
Circulation
IMS
tr.tt
t-lti
M2.
PfllCE
FIVE
CENTS.
WHOLESALE
INDIAN
INt
1
Two
Million
Dollars
Worth
of
Whiskey
is
Stolen
from
St.
Louis
Distillery:
Every
Drop
was
Taken
ST.
LOUIS,
Sfl.
i.'2.
One
or
Hie
mo.l
daring
robberies
of
modern
lime
was
carried
out
iirti-riiMv
here
elcrday.
A
whiskey
cleanup
from
u
local
distillery
was.
made,'
the
value
of
Hie
loot
running
close
to
two
million
dollar.
The
Ihieve
r..l
made
away
with
barrel
of
vh
ikey,
1
valued
l
I,KOO.OOO.
from
h.
distillery.
All
allenlion
was
given
lo
II,.
recovery
of
va.J
haul
and
while
the
rr
uvre
hu-y
it
the
thieves
to
on
M-eni
haw
rlpilllfll
Nil
Ihe
limit
nf
win.
away
'
,,
Hi
',.
time
with
ii
HOlr
Jii.
case.
NO
GRIEVANCE
FROM
CANADA
:
!
Mackenslo
King
Says
Relatione
With
Other
Parte
of
Empire
Are
of
Best
1
UtKIIKC
Sept.
Premier
Mai
kc
tule
Kin
a
embarked
on
I
lie
f
rmner
Moiilralin
en
mule
lo
I
J
n
for
I
Ik
Imperial
con-fiv-
V
h
humuet
in
hl
lie::?.'
t
rn
here
lal
night
h
r
'
a
i
l
from
nulliiilng
the'-
I
v
I..
Je
followed
ty
Ihc
(
ii!
uillaii
delcgnlc,
desiring
lo
t
.
form
to
Uietiifflrprtne1plr
f
rellrenrc
until
(he
conference
'eiiitdetl.
He
aiMcxI.
however,!
thai
(here
w.i
In
reality
little
lo
diccu-x
heforehuiiil.
"II
i
my
privilege
lo
go
lt
IIm
conference
i..
ii...
........
..r
ii.
i
n
V
'
1
i
i
.
1
7,
;
..
.7
fiiy
uiu.
(in:
reiHii:-!.
won
urn-
,.,
am
and
all
1
parU
of
the
Kmplre
l)mv
aw.r.
"
',
"i;n.al.le
are
or
the
best.
Moever
or
the
mounte.l
police,
ar-Mr
Mackeiuie
king
ma.le
U.....i
..Mkiv
r
I..
I!
I
....
...I
i.
I
clear
Hial
(.'.auada
did
not
wish
?iny
rliauve
In
Ihe
coiisliltilioual
relaltons
ul
resiul
existing
between
Canada
ami
other
parts
of
Ihe
Umpire
VICTORIAGIRL
SWIM
CHANNEL
Miss
Audrey
Griffin
Will
Make
the
Effort
Next
Summer
la
Announced
VICTOUIA,
epl.
22.
Vu.lrey
(lillln,
Victoria's
rhaiiipion
lady
BWliiimer,
will
make
an
clfort
lo
swim
across
Ihe
Lnglish
channel
next
Mimmer.
She
w
ill
be
I
lie
first
Canadian
woman
lo
allempt
the
crossing.
She
has
establish,
ed
many
records
here
for
long
distances
varying
from
fifty
yards
lo
ten
milos.
Miss
Oil
111
u
is
starling
immediately
to
condition
herself
for
the
swim.
CANADIAN
SKIRMISHER
WILL
HAVE
PASSENGER
Thomas
Parker
of
Vancouver
Is
Salting
for
Shanghai
on
C.O.M.M.
Vessel
this
Evening
Thomas
Parker
of
Vancouver,
who
Iiiim
been
in
tin
city
fur
Hie
past
few
days,
will
be
a
passenger
Tor
Shanghai
on
the
tUS.M.M.
Meiimer
Canadian
Skirmisher
failing
fur
Hie
Orient
thi
toi-Ing.
lie
is
going
on
a
holiday
trip.
Mr.
Pnrker
Is
well
known
to
many
persons
in
thin
city,
having
resided
for
several
years,
at
Hossliiud.
'About
a
year
ago
he
look
up
hU
residence
in
ancou
M'l-
after
having
been
wupeniii
iiualed
from
the
t-cnleo
of
the
feUerul
government
for
which
ho
was
insiiector.
of
weights
ami
tueu'kui-ei
and
uUu
ot
food,
'".
'fr
returned
to
the
distillery
and
,
Lin'
lli-.l
i-..iiin;.,...l
ll,,...
.ulin'
'
v.
...v..,
(l
t
-
,
PLAGUE
INFESTED
I
RATS
AND
MICE
AT
4.1
I
LIVERPOOL
ON
SHIP
i,i
itipooi..
sept.
A
lnp
arriving
here
frSin
Imlia
wa
yesterday
found
In
he
filled
with
plague
m
fro
led
rats
and
mice.
The
ship
wa
isolated
and
Hie
new
fumigated.
II
in
fcii
nil
that
die
might
have
brought
an
epidemic
"I
Hie
dreaded
Orieulal
plague
lo
Liverpool
4
TWO
ARRIVALS
FROM
HERSCHELL
ISLAND
ARE
NOW
IN
YUKON.u.,
.,,
;,,,.
iaox.
sept
n
HHlum
a
thousand
miles
hy
.
,,.,
r
,
,....
,,
"'
Ueliell
Islnntl
where
they
ultemled
Hie
trial
of
five
Lktmo
mi
a
charge
of
murder.
They
(ravelled
forty
days
ainl
nights.
Otry,
whose,
father
is
deputy
minister
of
the
interior,
will
visit
Keiio
Hill
camp
before
sailing
for
Vancouver
nnd
the
Kasl
i
Two
of
Ihe
Ksklmno
prisoners
were
sent
Miced
(.
all,
for
the
murder.
nml
Ihe
ll.ird,
a
woman,
w,w
flv
v..,.r
iii
orUon
on
charge
of
maiislaugliter.
FISH
ARRIVALS
Four
American
boat
sold
37,-'cral
project
oilier
lhan
the
Ter-600
pound
or
halibut
al
Ihe
Fish
race
bridge
such
as
the
road
F.xrhango
this,
morning
ami
rourh-adiug
out
of
the
city
ami
the
Canadians.
2U.000
pounds
a
(olal
of
l'(i.5lin
pounds.
Arrivals
and
sales
were
as
.
rt.l.'iiitf
lows:
American
Wii.lilimtnu.
1.000
POlllitls.
llAd
Norma,
,5it0
pouinls,
at
13.5c
Hie
supply
or
men
I
just
aiioui
ami
inc.
to
the
lloolli
FishericK
even
with.Hie
detnaini.
Since
last
Canadiau'Co.
(May
u.
..
(his
time
ll.ere
have
Neptune".
7.IHHI
pounds,
ut
Cl.C.c'heeu
more
men
than
Jobs.
I
here
mid
inc.
ami
Itcniocral.
22,oOOjhas
been
a
gootl
deal
of
casual
pounds,
at
13.3c
and
10.5c,
lo
the
work
in
the
idly
recently,
priuci-Cnna.liiiu
Fish
.
Col.l
Storage
Co.'pally
longshoring.
t
he
demand
Canadian
I'oiberg.
3.000
pound.
l
12.3c
aml
10c.
to
the
Hoyul
Fish
Co.
llanaco,
K.iiOd
poun.ls.
at
12.7c,
aml
inc.
ami
Marguerite,
0,000
poiimls,
ul
inn
apd
10c.
to
Hie
Atlin
lishfMe.
Kagle,
I0,00
pound,
lit
12.3c
ami
inc.
lo
the
Camuliau
risit
Cold
Sloragiv
tlo.
TEDDY
BEAR
SAFE
Auxiliary
Schooner
For
Which
Anxiety
Was
Felt
Reports
to
Nome
NOMC,
Scpl.
22.
The
auxil
-
lary
schooner
Teddy
Dear,
for
wlilch
fear
were
felt
because
of.
Ihe
storm
which
raged
oveV
Mch
ring
Sea,
Is
safe
at
Keller,
north
of
Nome,
according
lo
word
received
here.
WHISKEY
THEFT
AT
ST.
EWART
LIKELY
TO
BE
'
YUKON
RADIO
STATIONS
BUSY
Messages
Now
Being
Picked
Up:
New
Stations
Being
Built
In
North
DAWSON.
Sept.
2.'.
-After
(lie
Ion?
holiday,
the
radio
'
summer
).
recei"erii
In
aw'ui
fijr
'
,TZ
el
,
r
York.
Tor
many
'
week
.
.
up
In
the
,
of
August
nothing
wast
rc-
Irordcd
i
i
on
ii
these
i
instruments,
i.
,.i
....
per-
hap
mi
account
of
the
endlc
daylight
and
dry
weal
her.
Now
it
i
if
m
rk
at
eight
o'clock
and
also
there
is
much
rain.
Private
radio
set
here
all
have
heard
concerts
broadcasted
from
Kansas
Cily.
Lot
Angeles.
Port-laud,
and
other
cities
but
only
pi
nee
about
August
2o.
Work
i
progressing
on
the
Dominion
government
railio
telegraph
station
at
M;iyo
and
the
correxponding
station
at
Dawson
will
he
completed
nel
week.
These
two
station,
working
in
icoiijum-liou
with
the
government
laud
wire
out
of
Dawson
will
fur-
nt.li
Mayo
with
its
first
telc-
sranhir
communication
with
the
.mLi.l..
,.rM
When
government
.radio-jla-
lion
have
been
lntSlltfat;
l-'orl
Mc.Murrary
and
Foil
Siihppnn.
Ihe
cmiiplete
chain
if
sliilions
.ill
.kfi.Kil
IlkA
f:ii
tifli
u
ill,
.'LABOR
OUTLOOK
IS
CHEERFUL
Qood
Deal
of
Work
Will
be
Carried
on
During
Winter
Employment
Office
Reports
The
outlook
for
Ihe
winter
from
a
labor
.standpoint
in
the
...
.
....
.
r"
'"ir,t'1
"
11,1
ua,
orconlmtr
to
J.
M.
i.an.pbell,
of
"''
l'l
eia
goserumenl
phi.
'P'meni
OUMO.
Mien-
is
pro-
,
tni-e
of
logging
and
mining
ae-
livilies
conlinulng
throughout
Hie
wlnler
as
they
have
been
Tor
Ihe
pa-t
several
mouths
ami
work
may
possibly
bo
slarlcd
on
sev-
Uuiatliau
Aaliotiai
uaiiway
ntnei
lll.wi.1...
.i-...li..n
i-
now
niiide
for
Hie
execution
of
I
a
rue
tie
coiilracls
in
Hie
interior.
At
Hie
present
time
the
cm-
ploymeut
situation
is
good
ami
r,,p
higgcrs
al
Alice
Arm
aim
on
Ihe
(jueen
Charlotte
Islamls
con-
linues
nun
several
meuwtTc
seui
l"
nyox
mis
wcck
mr
nam
con-
suueuou.
yo
I
llMMI
kll
WAV
1
vi
i
uuu
uinui
ON
COMPASS
Norwealan
Ship
Borgland
Limped,
Into
San
Pedro
Many
Hours
Late
LOS
ANllF.LKS,
Sept.
22.
An
eleclricul
storm
toppled
the
mast
or
he
Norwegian
molorship(lundeo
3,
Queen's
Park
0.
llorgland,
sending
the
wlreless;lliiiiillon
A.
I.
Falkirk
2.
aerial'
crashing
across
Ihe
com-
Hibernians
2,
Motherwell
I.
pass
and
putting
both
out
of
commission.
Tho
ship
made
this
harbor
with
difficulty
many,
hours
late.
THE
MAN
IS
A
M
school
9eeei-r
rue
I
TAKES
towt
sreipcl
TO
SVC
tJl,
SWOglCOTHt
(
Thomas
Mc.Mcckiii,
Kirector
of
Ihe
lU-'J
Fair.
Is
one
or
the
leading
local
grocers
crnTT
uicTDiir'Trn
0LU11
lilJlAUtlCU
RE
REPAIRING
OF
BORDEN
ST.
SCHOOL
The
school
board
at
a
special
meeting
held
on
the
ground
yes-
terday
afternoon
inslrucletl
Oeo.
Scott
lo
proceed
with
the
work
oi
repuiiiu
me
itoroeii
rueei
.cnooi
in
me
mosi
ecoiiouucai
"lalu,lr
I"""-11'"--
f'
'"
11
may
"
"
ouou-
iug.
.Material
is
now
being
as-
scmhled
ami
Hie
work
will
com-
mence
on
Monday.
Mr.
Scoll
staled
his
opinion
dial
Hie
cost
would
probably
be
within
Hie
$3,.
000
specified.
It
has.
been
decidedjbihitcil.
fishing
will
pro
o
l'"l
111
solid
.l'd
concrete
wn"
'""mlalion
mil
make
sucli
a
'"J
ll,ir"ur)
,u
existing
piers.
A
limber
ielain
-
iug
wall
will
also
bo
put
in.
I
Those
present
at
eslerday's
meting
were
Or.
W.
T,
Kergin,
chairman,
ami
Trustees
Mont.
gomeryt
Casey
and
Parker.
OLD
COUNTRY
FOOTBALL
ENGLISH
LEAGUE.
Division
I.
Ilirmiugham
0,
Arsenal
2.
llurnley
2,
Liverpool
0.
Chelsea
1.
Sheffield
United
I.
Fverlon
1.
Iluddersfield
I.
Manchester
C.
I,
Sunderland
I.
Newcastle
I'.
I.
Cardirr
City
1.
Nolls
Country
2,
Nolls
Foresl
I.
Preslon
N.
F..
2.
Aslon
Villa
2.
Tollenhiim
0,
Uollon
W.
0.
Wet
Ihoinwich
3,
lllackbiirn
11.
3
West
llam
1,
Middlesboro
I,
SCOTTISH
LEAGUE.
Division
I.
Ayr
United
I,
Celtic
2.
Clyde
0,
SI.
Mirrou
3.
Clydebank
t,
Kilmarnock
Morion
1,
llenrls
of
Midlothian
0.
Haitli
Hovers
I,
Purtick
1.
Hangers
2,
Aberdeen
0.
iTUird
Lunark
0,
Ahdrieonions
ONE
OF
BIG
PRODUCERS
SOON
YOU
KNOW.
AclCEKIfV
4,
lovcs
tmc
J
TOTAL
SALMON
PACK
CAD
niCTDIPT
Will
iuh
vwuuvii
mm
(imral
ion
Ltd.
and
controlled
by
RP
IFW
THK
YPAR.M,'nlreal
and
Toronto
capitalists.
'
'
'
The
salmon
pack
for
IHstricl
No.
2,
is
eslimaled
at
G7O.OU0
cases
this
season
by
the
iHunin-
ion
Fisheries
ollice.
This
will
mt',,r,ls,.(
ri)IlcM1tralor
ami
iram-
come
up
lo
lasi
years
loiai
oi
jinti.nno
cases
altliough
somc
particular
records
sucli
as
ilia
socueye
pack
ou
tne
keeua
wui'rajt,
be
higl
(jn
September
30
all
allllOll
ri,biiiL'
on
Ihe
mainland
in
this
J
district
will
come
lo
a
close
when
further
net
fishing
will
be
pro-
bably
coiil
inue
on
Ihe
(Juccn
,-,lul.0,ep
i.,Mnds
until
October
15.
Colioes
and
cliuius
are
now
'i,0jlltf
,,acketL
MURDER
CASES
DISPOSED
OF
Four
Sentenced
to
Hang
at
Her-
schell
Island,
According
to
J.dge
Dubuc
Party
F.OMONTON,
Sept.
22.
Seven
murder
cases
were
tried
al
ller-jslve
.resistance.
schell
Island
in
the
Arctic
byi
i..
.
i...
...in.
t.
..!:...'
-lUIIU
UUUUV,
IH
mill
tl.lMo
lowatt,
K.G.,
of
Kdmoutou,
sec-
re
lary
Pol
ivr
ami
seven
m,vmbers
of
Hie
Hoyal
Ciiuadiau
Mounted
Puliee.
ii'iielii-il
l-'.ilini.uli'iti
I'riililV
afternoon.
Kour
oflhe
accused'
aiiisku
sioamcr
curacao
were
fouvictg.l
and
jente.ncetl
tujuueric
Ihe
Oigby
Island
wireless
hang
on
Ocueniber
7.
Two
other;""""
regaruiug
Hie
descrf)llon
Cskttnos
were
rouml
guilty
oflf
he
unknown
woman
wliose
mauslaughler
and
given'
terms
of
imprisonment
.
:i
It
is
possible
a
'
reprieve
may
have
been
given
until
next
March
In
the
ease
of
the
four
Eskimos
sentenced
lo
hang
as
Hit;
warrant
(d
execution
may
not
reach
llerschell
from
Ottawa
until
that
O.ldate.
Indian
Mine
at
Stewart
is
to
be
Diamond
Drilled
and
Then
Concentrator
Installed
For
nearly
two
years
5
men
have
heen
steadily
employed
in
development
work
on
Hie
Imljaii
Mine
lying
immediately
uorlhwesl
of
the
Premier
ami
Ihe
results
have
been
o
satisfactory
that
a
contract
has
been
entered
into
with
Hoyle
Bros,
of
Spokane,
for
2,000
feel
of
diamond
drilling
to
prove
fiiore
ex
peditiously
ihe
ore
bodies
in
advance
of
and
under
a
recent
strike
made
in
No.
I
tunnel
according
lo
(I.
I).
H.
Turner,
general
manager
of
Ihe
nine,
who
has
been
in
Hie
city
for
the
past
week
ou
business
in
connection
with
the
properly.
The
drill
was
de
livered
at
the
mine
yesterday
and
the
work
will
start
at
once.
While
Ihe
drilling
is
under
way
Ihe
new
body
will
be
fully
explored.
Sufficient
information
has;
now
lre
obtained
on
the
Indian,
niine.
stales
Mr.
turner,
"to
juslify
an
enlarged
scope
of
op-
eratious.
Large
bfMlies
of
mill-
insr
or-
have
been
opened
up
and.
it
was
just
tin
ring
l
he
past
month'
the
new
ore
hotly
was
encoun-j
teretl
in
.No.
1
tunnel."
I
Afler
the
present
diamond
trilling
development
has
been
concluded
il
is
proposed
to
build
iiuil
concentrator
with
an
I
initial
rapacity
-of
150
tons
daily.-
A
tramway
is
also
miller
eousid
-
!
oration
to
facilitate
the
hip.;been
received
here
that
,a
four-
ineiit
of
ores.
'
llriefly
il
may
be
slated
that
ni1VrmfarfTTeTStTr
very
pncslstent
ami
extend
in
a'
general
jmrllierly
anl
southerly
direction
along
an
intensely
frac-
lured-zone."
Mr.
Turner
explains,
"TJiis
zone
culs
across
the
gen-
eral
strike
of
the
country
at
a'
narrow
angle.
'Iteddcd
deposits
an
occasionally
found.
An
aver
-
age
sampling
across
2
feet
as.
sayetl
2o
per
ton
ami
other
sain,
pies
point
to
this
average
value."
I
lie
imliau
mine,
wiiicu
is
a
gold,
silver
ami
lead
property,
is
ow'neil
by
the
Imliau
Mines
Cor-I
""",lt
also
has
several
directors
ami
I
lin
rln
iIiIpi
iii
I
rI
llntiurl
ii...
..,'....
i...
,II11I1iI.
,...!
t
,.,impb.e
Us
development
and
e,iUj.uri
i.mgranv
inclmlitig
the
Hue.
Development
work
done
so
far
,,!,
3.0(,
r,.ti
Comprisingimaief
it
is
,l(erstoo.l
that
the
nriris.
crosscuts
ami
The
mine
is
already
lequippetl
with
a
gootl
compressor
i.lniil
nml
lliirlv
iiwhi
nrt.
i.tiinliiv-
.i
,,i
n.
i..,.i
n..,
i.ll
II.
HIV
lltlH
GERMAN
CONFERENCE
ON
RUHR
SITUATION
Thought
to
Presage
Early
Action
on
Abandoning
Passive
Resistance
ItF.ULIN,
Sept.
22.-4'.lianeellor
Stresemauu
has
summoned
the
premiers
or
Ihe
federated
lates
of
(ierniany
for
n
conrerence
ou
the
Iliilir
situation,
it
w'as
an-
.
.
,
......r.,..,,
is
expectetl
to
he
lielp
Tuesday.
II
is
looked
upon
in
political
circles
as
pressing
early
action
on
the
Issue
ot
abandoning
pa
ALASKA
STEAMER
ASKS
ABOUT
WOMAN.'-
'W
hotly
was
found
south
of
here
lust
week.
The
vessel
having
re-porls-
lost
a
woman
overboard
in
August.
The
description
does
not
concur
with
Ihe
features
of
the
hotly
found
here,
however
The
missing
woman
from
thq
Curacao
was
52
years
of
aye
ami
weighed
ISO
or
100
pounds.
LOUIS
l)DIPI?
HDADC
Y
Kllr.
lKlll
LJ
AIT
njTIIPIPl
JJfl
fllljlVLI
Thirsty
or
Los
Angeles
guench
Their
Thirst
From
British
Schooner
BOOTLEGGERS
BUSY.
Big
Three-master
Is
Gradually
Losing
Her
Cargo
of
Flre-
water
M)Mh,
Sept.
22.
Ileporls
have
inasletl
topsail
schooner
Hying
the
JlriUlr--flag
is
Jyipg
fiHy
with
a
large
supply
of
Canadian
liquor
aboattl
and
which
is
slowly
dwindling
as
it
Is
purchased
by
the
bootleggers
of
Los
Angeles
and
Pasadena.
oecause
of
the
arrival
or
the
schooner
the
prices
or
Scotch
;w''iskey
here
are
said
to
have
propped
from
I30
to
$80
a
case.
FRANK
OLIVER
COMMISSIONER
Goes
to
Railway
Board;
Appoint
ment
Said
to
Have
Been
Made
OTTAWA.
Sent.
22.-
Although
official
aniiouncemeiiL
was
ai.nointiiieiit
of
Frank
Oliver
of
Kdmoutoii
to
the
Hoard
of
Uaii
way
Commissioners
is
an
accom
plished
fact.
The
order
in
council
appointing
Oliver
it
is
understood
passed
the
council
prior
to
the
departure
oT
Premier
King
ior
Quebec.
Oliver
appointment
to
the
post
has
been
rumored
for
some
lime.
It
fills
t
lie
Vacancy
caused
by
Ihe
death
of
J.
0.
Ilulhcriord.
NEGOTIATIONS
FOR
LAND
AT
BACK
OF
ISLAND
IN
CONNECTION
WITH
ROAD
The
Hoard
of
Trade
has
received
the
copy
of
a
letter
sent
by
the
liiml
commissioner
of
Hie
Canadian
National
Hailway
to
Hon.
T.
I.
Patlullu
asking
exactly
wiui
i
lami
uiey
want
a
a
con
sideration
for
the
building
of
the
rimil
through
the
property
between
here
and
Calloway
Hapid.
They
wish
blueprints
showing
the
LEAGUE
BASEBALL
American
League
Oelrolt
315,
Dostont.O.
Oilier
postponed.
National
League
New
York
8.8,
Pltlsbug
M
Hrooklyu
I,
Cincinnati
.
Coast
League
'
I'oilland
3,
Vernon
t2.
Seallle
i,
Oakland
I.
San
Fruueisco
,
Sacramento
2.
Los
Anseles
3,
SallXake
It,