Whan
Vau
Want
A
TAXI
QQ
in
a
hurry
mW
Phone
tt
care
ir
by
civil
process
ty
finds
Hint
prohibition
eu-fircemeal
do
not
constitute
such
on
emergency.
IN
CONTROL
OF
WHEAT
MARKET
This
Is
Position
or
Canada,
Says
Commissioner
of
International
Agriculture
ln
stltute
OTTAWA,
Sept.
It.
Canada
will
pracllcally
control
Ihe
woihl
s
wheal
market
lor
Ihe
next
five
months
according
lo
a
statement
niude
byt.
K.
Doherly.
Canadian
coinmisioner
of
the
International
Institute
of
Agri
culture,
who
bases
his
statement
on
Ihe
assumption
lliat
all
optimistic
news
is
exhausted
and
adverse
Taclors
are
lo
develop.
He
says
that
world's
old
stock
is
well
cleaned
up
and
that
only
ll.lino.nno
bushels
Is
left
from
last
your
Canadian
crop.
PRIZEWINNERS
FISH
EXHIBITS
Canadian
Fish
A
Cold
Storage
Co.
First
and
Gosae-Mlllerd
Co.
Second
The
r.iiniidlau
llsh
A
Cold
Storage
Co.
received
first
lfl
fortho
best
fishing
exhibit
al
the
Hxhiblliou,
(losse-Mlllerd
Pack
lug
Co,
vmi
given
second
award.
LEAGUEBASEBALL
American
Leagu
Chicago
0,
.New
Yoik
0.
'
Cleveland
H,
Huston
V.
SI.
I.nuis
L
Phlladelidila
;i.
Delroll
3,
Wnshlnnlnii
7.
National
League
,
Hruoklyn
7-a,
Pillshurg
t-.
Ooaat
League
Seattle
l-II,
I.ds
Angeles
V-l.
1'orllunil
0,
San
Francisco
0
Vengm
2,
SacramenUi
V-Oaklmid
10,
Suit
Luke
11.
Appeal
to
be
Made
for
Voluntary
Subscriptions
and
Collection
Bo"
l
b
PU"d
Would
Prohibition
Enforcement
MM
Torn-
lAlthln
lt
Sen
ml
i
POSSlbly
Tag
Dy
Under
Constitution
'
I
At
a
cflal
meeting
of
repre-
M'iilalive.
from
vbHous
public
v
isnivii-mv
.......
it
...,.
venor
lomorrtiw.
The
rafflo
for
the
half
ton
-
of
coal,
nlxen
by
the
Prince
llupert
CoM
Co.
will
be
drawn
for
lomor-
FISH
ARRIVALS
N'inolialihul
boals
sold
catches
totalling
17,80(1
pounds
al
Ihn
Fish
exchange
this
morning.
t
hree
American
boats
had
23,000
pounds
and
six
Canadians,
21,
800
pounds
Arrivals
ami
sales:
American
Forward,
2,000
pounds,
at
15.7c
and
lie,
and
Venus,
13,000
pounds,
al
1(1.
Ic.
ami
lie,
lo
the
Canadian
Fish
.
Cold
Storage
Co.
Viking,
8,000
pounds,
at
IO.Cc
and
lie,
lo
Ihe.
Pacific
Fisheries.
Canadian
D.C.F.;
2,000
pounds,
at
1,1.2c
and
11.5c,
lothe
lloynl
Fish
Co.
I
UK
red
II.,
5,000
pounds,
at
1
l.5c
and
lie,
lo
(he
Canadian
Fish
X
Cold
Storage
Ou.
Murxulicc,
1,500
pounds,
at
10.2c
and
11.5c;
Joe
Baker,
1,000
pounds,
a't
1
1.5c
and
tic,
and
Scrub,
8,700
pounds,
at
I
l,5c
and
ll.5c,
lo
the
Booth
Fisheries
Canadian
Co,
P.
and
0.,
000
pounds,
at
13.5c
uuJ
Ho,
lo
thu
Allia
l'Uhciioa.
lamh-
,
1
I
t
"
frli4
M
,
"
.
:
i,,,t
at
0.3(1
tlfcy
will
he;:
1
a.
ii
va
n
rA
i-
jjur
.n-iiim.
i..-
,
,
,,
,....
11111..1i
:.iild.un.i.rcs1eiitorthe
floar.1
'tflu-l
by
more
o
Trade.
J.
C
.Urady.
principal
of
irH
"
"rt.
Ihe
HIT
lliitli
I1IKII
ri
Scliool.
lirui,
P.
a.
ri
Scadtleu,
nuiivu,
re
..iiil.l
nl
Him
itlllv
lilllCI
IIS
l.i.
llMilltl.
I
IK
liinichl
when
also
will
be
"the
rnfflt;
for
thelpladlators
face
each
other.
Palullo-Atlie
-
Ittirpee
vegetable
exhibit,
given
by
D.
Mcl.
Hunter.
Wednesday
was
record
day
for
Ihe
I.O.D.i:.
lea
rooms
when
Hie
sum
of
$177.10.
including
carries,
was
taken.
northern
breeze
suspests
that
lop
coats
will
be
comfortable
for
spectators.
Both
lighters
express
lliem-
selves
as
confident
of
their
ability
o
win.
BADLY
INJURED
MAN
V
....
j
i
t
i
A
I
Mm-iair
Prudent
Coolidgea
l
"",'!
'-'"'-I'uM.e
l.iMie,
of
llcity
.jf.tUit
Ut
tn
-
liinr
several
fl'
Just
n(K
ii.
it
by
.iai.
Mayor
New-
I....
Wlntty
Th0usand
Will
Watch
Big
a
..'.i.ll..
......
l.
I.
I....
I
llunllutr
.".
ill
r.nn.fuiii
wiiii
ir
-r-
ha.
n
rlli.ualr
relief
cam.,
Atl
rnry
Ooneral
Dat.gherly
-
FIGHT
TONIGHT
AT
NEW
YORK
Fletlc
Game
at
Polo
Grounds
d
ided
Ibat
Ihe
United
Stale.
i"'
ce.un,
10
MA"
YOHIC
Sept.
1
1.
-When
,
cr
h
!,u:!
rilllurillK
riiiiiuiiii'ii
ui-m..w-
...
.
.
,
ol
I
lie
lioavjwcigui
"
r"l"l,,V"r,',lt
jv
Orme
and
McCulcheon
s
Ihe
use
or
Ihe
navy
en
he
per-
(
p
mfftr.1
only
...
time
of
,ueh
r"
T
T
7r?T,
M.
South
America,
slugger
,lr,.
!
tomorro
w
,
J
f
J,,,,,,,,,
emergency
a,
.
....not
.e
lake,,
os;ib
,,,6
I
llttll
.
,r'V
over
a
minion
dollars
will
be
collected
by
Tex
.1
.--
ckard.
who
arianaeil
...
t
lie
details
....il
.
ii
f
ainl
i
It
"
'
present
UK
the.
Moose
I.odve.
..
J.
.
v
i
i.
i
i
,tM
for
the
struck'.
Half
the
amount
loubl
Stork
ami
.Non-i
Pr
ingle
:
r;.
.
.
.
,,
the
.
or
Ihe
Oyru
Club.
1.
0.
D.
E.
DOING
WELL
AT
FAIR
cues
lo
the
riphlers
in
pro
portion
or
37
Vt
per
rent
lo
Deinl-jcy
and
12
V4
percent
to
Firpo.
Itickunl
taken
Ihe
balance.
The
bout
I
scheduled
for
Tir-leen
rounds
so
it
cannot
be
more
than
15
minutes
of
actual
right-
Mrs.
S.
V.
Cox,
representing
the
h1(r.
Many
experts
predict
it
will
lair
Cars
Chapter
or
the
I.
O.
not
last
nearly
I
hat
long.
I.
C.
Is
convenor
or
the
leal
Helling
odds
favor
Dempsey.
i
room
at
the
exhibition
building
who
this
morning
wished
in
at.
today.
Mrs.
It.
Hlance.
represent-Uuj
pounds.
Ihe
heaviesl
weifshed
lug
the
fliil
fSuides,
will
be
con-
ror
any
chainpionsbip
bout.
Firpo
had
not
weighed
in.
.
The
weather
i
dull
and
cloudy
and
chilly
and
the
weather
forecaster
says
the
temperature
will
I
no
A
DIED
IN
HOSPITAL
Magnus
O.
Berg
Succumbed
Last
Night
to
Terrible
Injuries
Sustained
at
Massett
Inlet
Magnus
O.'Bng.
Massett
Inlet
tiincher
who
lost
an
aiin
and
both
eyes
in
a
dynamite
explosion
on
Ids
ranch
recently,
expired
in
the
Ounoral,
llns'pltul
last
night
al
8.05
o'clock.
Deceased
was
a
Norwegian
and,
it
is
believed,
was
aboul
65
years
of
age.
A
sister
Is
subl
lo
reside
In
the
uniieu
Sllllix.
a
l'he
funeral
will
take
plac
to
morrow
afternoon
from
the
Sal-J
vatlon
Army,
eilhtel,
l'pl.
Cole-.
man
officiating.
Mrs.
C.
II.
Orme
and
Mrs.
C.
A.
Kggerl
were
passengers
for
Vancouver
on
Hie
Prince
Ituperl
lasl
night.
Mrs.
Orme
will
place
her
cm
lu
.chuyl
at
Verwu.
The
attendance
both
at
Ihe
Fair
Hall
and
sports
ground
yesterday
exceeded
the
figures
for
Ihe
third
day
last
year,
exclusive
or
seaon
tickets,
728
persons
paid
cullies
lo
the
Hall
and
103
lo
the
grounds
as
compared
with
figures
or
1528
anil
32"J
respectively
Tor
lasl
year.
The
admissions
lo
the
grounds
were
away
uigiier
than
ou
either
Ihe
first
or
second
days
of
I
he
Fair.
On
the
aggregate
Ihe
paid
admissions
(o
the
Fair
Hall
this
year
arc
for
the
first
three
days
Ititt
ahead
of
lust
year.
DOMINION
CONSTABLE
NEWNHAM
MARRIED
TO
MISS
MABEL
WINSTONE
Ceremony
Took
Place
Quietly
Last
Evening
In
SL
Andrew's
Anglican
Church
Krncsl
(ieorge
Xewnhain,
Do
minion
constable
of
Aiyunsh,
Naas
lliver,
was
ipiieily
married
lasl
night
in
St.
Andrew's
Anglican
Church
lo
Miss
Mabel
Win-
sfone.
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
James
..Winslone,
McConnall,
Man.
The
ceremony
was
per
funned
by
Archdeacon
O.
A.
Mix
and
Ihe
witnesses
were
Mr.
and
Mrs.
II,
S.
Heading.
The
bride
fur
Hie
past
year
or
so
has
beeit
a
scliool
teacher
at
Aiyaush
and
is
Ihe
sister
of
Mrs
Oliver
Stone
ol
Dial
place.
The
groom
served
willi
distinction
in
Hie
Oreat
War
and
won
Ihe
MililaiyMedal.
lie
was
ror
some
time
,it
corporal
wilh
the
lloyal
Canadian
Mounted
Police
here
and
last
year
re
eeived
his
appointment
(o
the
Dominion
police.
Mr.
mid
Mrs.
Xewnhain,
who
are
receiving
Ihe
best
.wishes
ul
a
wide
circle
oT
friends,
will
take
up
their
residence
at
Aiyaush.
I
1923
P.R.FISH
MARKET
Phone
671.
FRESH
CRIBS
A
OYSTERS.
Prjme
BEEF,
LAMB
A
VEAL
FRESH
KILLED
POULTRY.
ii
PRINCE
tit
Cara
and
last
Service
RUPERT
In
tha
City.
Rates
Reasonable
A
Trial
Order
Solicited.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
VOL.
Mil.,
NO.
217
PIIIXCK
HbPKHT,
11.(1,
PHI
DAY,
SKPTEMBF.lt
Ii,
11133.
VMUrdij'a
Clretitatioii
1B7S
Strut
Sat
4Z&.
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS.
OLIVER
ASS
!
TAKES
UP
CUDGELS
FOR
B.C.
APPEAL
FOR
AID
TO
SEND
TO
JAPANESE
SUFFERERS
FROM
EARTHQUAKE
Unjust
Discrimination
in
Freight
Rates
is
Throttling
Development
of
the
West
says
Premier
Oliver
YICTOIUA.
Sepl.
11.
Appearing
before
the
hoard
of
grain
niminissioiirrs.
lien'
llii-
morning.
Premier
Oliver
referred
In
Hie
unjiisd
discrimination
in
freight
rale
against
Ihe
west
incliid-
nig
llie
manufacturer
of
British
Columbia
mid
the
producer
of
Alberlu.
These
existing
miff,
he.
said,
were
throttling
develop-
inent
In
tin'
west.
)
II
u'hu
n
inii.liini
nf
1
1
1
1
ii
i
i-4
uliirli
rniild
lie
sukfil
liv
Die
einiiliialiiiii
of
rales.
That
would
mean
fair
rompelitioii
between
Ihe
el
and
(he
ttci-t.
equalization
was
inevitable,
he
,ml,
in
urging
Ihe
rnmmisinii
lh.it
it
vvn
only
just
for
Ihe
com-nii'Moner
t
recommend
the
removal
of
f
lie
alleged
II
Q
f
ANNftT
iFURTHER
ARRANGING
UTILIZE
NAVY
FOR
JAPANESE
RELIEF
;
REBEL
LEADER
IS
INVITED
TO
FORM
SPANISH
CABINET
MADIIID,
Sept.
1
I.
The
Spanish
cabinet
resigned
this
morning
and
Kim
Alfonso
Ibis
aflermioii
asked
Captain
Oeneral
Priino
Hi
veil),
leader
of
the
military
movement
at
Harec-Imia
a-amst
Ihe
Alliu-eeiiias
cabinet,
to
form
a
uew
govfi'iimeut.
Appeal
on
Behalf
of
Stricken
Japan
-
To
the
(Jihmi
or
Prince
Ituperl
All
uie
o
well
aware
of
the
awful
calamity,
which
has
plunged
Japan
into
Mich
mitery
and
uiit.
that
it
i
uu-iiccosary
tn
do
more
Ihau
Migge'l
to
the
Immune
iuliiic.l.
uf
nil
iialiunalitio
within
our
midst
the
urgency
of
cncli
uf
u
doing
our
hit
luvvaiils
the
lemporary
feeding
and
sheltering
ol
the
hundreds
of
thousand.
Who
aro
in
dire
distress.
IVoni
our
close
proximity
to
the
strickKii
land,
and
the
ptohahilit)
in
Ihe
tery
near
future
oT
s,till
closer
relatiou-hip
lietweeli
tliis
port
and
those
iif,Japau,
Ihere
is
no
city
in
Canada
'which
feel
a
deeper
concern
in
the
present
emergeucy
thau
our
own.
.
t'nder
iill
the
circumstance,
then
would
it
not
be
hut
fitting
for
Prince
llupert
to
show
its
generosity
to
our
afflicted
neighbor
liv
voluntarily
conlrihtiting
lo
its
relief.
t!i
dopatious
can
he
left
at
either
of
Ihe
Sixth'
Street
corner
drugstores,
with
Ihe
names
recorded.
The
money
will
he
used
for
the
purchase
of
B.lL
salmon,
as
food
is
now
much
more.
esScnlial
over
there
Ihau
nih.
U.
lieaiiiuout.
on
beh.ilf.iil
the
ll.,0.
M.
.M.
has
kindly
prtitnised
lo
make
the
shipment
free
of
charge
on
Ihe
veel
which
will
leave
this
port
fur
Japan
with
lumber
about
next
Thursday.
There
fore,
might
I
not
only
appeal
for
a
ipiick.
but
a
generous
reslKiise.
bearing
in
mind
there
i
always
lite
possibility
ubu
likeiate.
befalling:
u.v-,i
...,-J.,
V'-tS
FAIR
ATTENDANCE
HIGHER
THIS
YEAR
.S,
.M.
XKWTOX,
Ma.vmv
:
FORECAST
OF
I
t
BANK
SYSTEM
FOR
PROVINCE
Facilities
for
Establishment
of
Rural
Credits
from
Savings
of
People
VICTOHIA,
Sept.
1
1.
The
proposed
establishment
of
a
provincial
banking
system
with
special
facilities
for
the
establishment
of
rural
credits
will
i
probably
come
berore
Ihe
legis
lature
during
the
coming
session.
ill
was
announced
by
Hon.
John
(Hart,
sailing
from
Fuglaud
to
day,
that
he
woud
look
into
Die
provincial
banking
system
while
in
Ontario
eu
route
home.
Before'
the
lasl
election
ITALY
AGREES
GIVE
UP
CORFU
Fifty
Million
Lira
to
be
Confls
cated
If
Proper
Steps
Not
Taken
by
Italy
PAII1S,
Sept.
11.
Italy
has
i
il.
..i
Mi
unit
iiiwil
reluming
to
their
homes.
Mr.
and
Mrs,
T.
II,
Johnson
are
sailing
by
the
Princess
Alice
this
nrternoon
for
Vancouver.
Mrs.
Johnson
is
on
her
way
lo
Hull,
F.ngland,
where
she
will
visit
for
six
months.
Mr.
Johnson
will
50
uuiy
u
fur
as
Vancouver.
Great
Possibilities
in
the
Valleys
of
Interior
are
Seen
by
Unprejudiced
Witnesses
The
value
and
extent
of
the
interior
farming
districts,
the
need
of
a
market
and
parlieiriarly
Ihe
fertility
of
the
sojl
and
the
adaptability
of
the
country
to
grain
and
potato
growing
as
well
as
ihe
desirability
of
co-operation
with
the
farmers
for
the
benefit
of-
the
whole
or
northern
and
central
British
Columbia
was
the
key
mle
of
the
addresses
given
at
the
notary
Club
luncheon
yesterday
by
K.
AV.
Ankalell
Jones,
one
of
Ihe
judges
under
the
department
of
agriculture
at
Victoria
and
A.
K.
Richards,
an
official
of
Ihe
Dominion
Department
of
Agriculture.
The
im
mense
extent
of
country
and
ilsi
possibilities
from
an
agricultural
point
of
view
.seemed
lo
have
struck
Hi
ciil
and
the
president
of
Ihe
club
followed
up
their
addresses
by
mentioning
thai
Ihere
were
hu'-'e
possibilities
providing
a
market
could
be
secured'.
This
was
ui
lo
Prince
llupert
to
provide.
Mr.
Ankalell
Jones
explained
that
this
was
his
fir.l
visit
lo
Prince
Ituperl.
He
had
been
in
oilier
uarls
of
Ihe
province
but
after,
romin?
unrlh'and
visiting
pari
or
the
district
he
fell
hatt
it
liud
not
been
sutlieieully
adver-
.continued
on
page
two
WOODCOCK
VISITOR
Says
he
Prefers
Climate
to
Okan-
agan
and
Is
Well
Pleased
With
Result
Three
Years
Work
A
visitor
to
the
city
who
has
made
u
success
of
farming
and
who
is
a
booster
for
the
climate
and
conditions
existing
in
the
Skeena
lliver
valley
is
W.
O.
Lit
lie
of
Woodcock.
He
is
here
to
day
Tor
the
Tirst
tim
although
he
Mr.
has
been
located
at
Woodcock
Hurl
expressed
approval
of
thcjlhree
years.
establishment
ol
a
provincial
Mr.
utile
purciiasci.i
bank,
which
would
accept
the
cleared
farm
and
today
savings
of
British
Columbians
and
use
Ihe
funds
for
the
development
of
industries.
an
uh
he
ha
fiflv
acres
under
cultivation.
He
tells
about
one
plot
he.
cleared
and
off
which
he
sold
enough
turnips
Ihe
first
year
to
pay
for
the
clearing,
the
cost
of
cultivation
und
eighty
dollars
lo
the
good
be
sides
some
turnips
for
his
own
use.
lie
ships
milk
regularly
to
.Prince
llupert
on
every
Iraln.
Mr.
Utile
speaks
most
enthu
siastically
of
the
fine
potato
field
on
the
Brown
ranch
adjoining
his.
He
says
he
bus
seen
potatoes
in
Scotland
and
for
years
ho
lived
in
the
Okunaguu
but
he
neVer
saw
potatoes
like
that.
He
much
(prefers
the
'
Skeena
"u,
Hivcr
climate
rinally
agreed
to
evacuate
Corhi'
by
Ihe
end
of.Vepte.nbcr
and
the.10
"ltv0U"Hg'm'
i.
v.-.
......
..p.m.
i
ww,Uv.v..v.v
v
ia,,lt,nni,.
iri
itnttr
lire
shall
be
confiscated
to
the
.MLMUKKAl
ft
NE.YY
Italian
government
il
Ihe
Orceks
rail
(o
do
ail
possible
lo
investi
SOLICITOR
GENERAL
gate
and
avenge
the
murder
of
-
three
Italian
ofHciuls
in
Albania.'
OTTAWA,
Sept.
1
1.
C.
J.
Me.
The
danger
ol
a
Balkan
war
Is
Murray,
M.P.
of
.North
Winnipeg
now
over
ami
lite
iicieguies
lo.lias
been
omciully
appointed
to
the
Council
or
Am,bussadors
arc,
Ihe
vacant
post
or
solicitor
kcii
oral
for
Canada,
succeeding
D.
D.
McKeuzie
who
is
appointed
judge
l'he
change
necessitates
11
by
election.
Olof
Knudsen,
charged
wilh
supplying
liquor
10
lmmtus.
was
remanded
until
tomorrow
in
Ihe
police
court
thi
moruiuy.
SUPPORT
STEEL
Hon.
John
Hart
Says
Prospect
la
Encouraging
For
Establishment
of
Industry
LONDON".
Sept.
11.
Hon,
John
Hart,
about
to
sail
for
Canada,
lied
in
Hie
south.
He
had
had
jljsays
he
is
greatly
encouraged
by
described
as
one
of
Ihe
wettest
the
attitude
of
Ihe.
Hrilish
Iron
spots
on
earth
but
a
good
deal
of
jaud
Steel
industries
Inward
the
whal
ho
toiil
'leHrfied
vva
wrMilevifpuH'ultUiujJminewlai--'
lie
had
been
set
rigid
to
some'
source
of
liritish
Columbia.
They
extent
by
his
friend
Mr.
DeOex.iare
enthusiastic
about
the
es-
forriicily
manager
of
Ihe
Hank
or
tablisliment
on
a
large
scale
of
Commerce
here
and
by
Oeorpe
an
iron
and
steel
Industry
ror
the
MeN'ieholl,
whom
he
had
recenl-
province.
Iv
met.
He
rerened
lo
Ihe
won-!
Mr.
Harl
says
he
reels
there
is
lerful
advertising
possibilities
of
a
good
chance
or
the
scheme
be-
Ihe
place
lliroush
Ihe
people
tng
carried
through
under
British
travelling
north
and
south.
He
support.
considered
the
place
was
rorlun-,
MAKING
SUCCESS
OF
FARM
SKEENA
VALLEY
RIGID
ECONOMY
CAUSE
SURPLUS
Sir
Henry
Thornton
Explains
Policy
Being
Carried
Out
On
Railway
MONTHllAl.,
.Sept.
It.
Sir
Henry
Thornton,
president
of
the
Canadian
National
Hallways,
s-
ued
a
statement
pointing
nut
thai
for.
Ihe
first
half
of
1922
Ihe
system
operated
with
a
de-
ficil
or
2,ii35,Sl7.l7
while
for
the
first
half
of
1023
-this
de
ficit
was
turned
into
surplus
of
$1,315,231.73,
or
an
increase
in
net
earnings
of
1,138,228.00.
Sir
Henry
declared
that
the
ad--
ministration
pursued
a
policy
of
ruid
economy
where
il
was
thought
necessary
"but
where
it.
had
been
found
necessary
to?
spend
money
to
improve
the
service
Ihe
increase
of
business
generally
added
lo
Ihe
gross
re-"
ceipts.
II
not
only
las
been
done-but
unflinchingly
will
continue,
to
do
so,
Within
the
period
under
con-deration,
namely
the
first
six
months
of
ID23
as
against
the.
sume
months
ot
1022,
the
opera-'
Hon
ratio
was
reduced
from
102.-85
per
cenl
in
1022,
to
08.71
iper
ecu
I
in
1023.
I'll
!
statement
shows
im
provement,
in
the
face
t)f
floods
and
adverse
weather
conditions
in
March
and
April
of
1023.
)
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DIRECTORY
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