The
first
vessel
ui
the
world
especially
designed,
for
carrying
aircraft
is
Ihe
Hermes
of
the
Hriti-h
navy.
The
other
carriers
already
in
commission
have
been
built
for
other
uses
and
then
converted.
Kitsumkalum
Valley
Provides
Great1
Mining
According
to
"There
are
very
fine
opportunities
for
mining
of
free
gold
on
a
small
scale
in
the
Kitsumkalum
valley
district
and
I
look
foe
early
development
of
an
exciting
nature
there,"
slates
Dr.
George
Hanson,
head
of
the
federal
geological
survey
party
which
has
been
spending
u
greal
deal
of
lime
in
Hial
district
this
season.
After
having
been
for
two
and
a
half
months
in
the
Kitsumkalum
district,
two
weeks
al
Alice
Arm
Hanson
and
II.
C
Gunning
and
II.
rived
in
the
city
from
Slewart
Dr.
Hanson
gave
his
opinion
Unit
...u.
itrniiwrlnri
in.
flip
Kifsmn-'
,
kalum
district
working
on
the
small
gold
vein's
could
with
small
!
investment
bring
very
good
rc-j
turns.
The
proposition
tnat
of-!
fercd
there
was
the
extracting
of
(
good
gold
values
from
Ihe;
quartz'
.
This
could
be
done
with
small
mill
outfits
and,
in
some
places
where
transportation
was
immediately
al
hand,
Hie
ore
could
be
shipped.
If.
the
mineral,
was
found
in
nuantily.
there
j
might
even
be
the
possibility
ot
company
operations
on
a
largo
scale.
Dr.
Hanson
referred
more
especially
to
Doudas,
Lome,
Hallj
'
of
lickels,
coinplimenlar-and
Fiddler
Creeks.
I
ies
and
passes.
In
making
their
tour
of
expfbr-;
ation
through
the
KilsumJialuni
v'alley.
Dr.
Hanson
ami
his
party
went
in
hy
way
of
the
Naas
Hiver
,..
tiii.l
iviiiitli
......
putniliir
n
iliiull
Hii
..
Kitsumkalum
Hiver
to,
Terrace.
Laler
they
went
to
Alice
Arm
andj
Stewart
arriving
here
from
Ihe
laller
place.
Tonight
the
party
j
leaves
by
train
for
llaielton
where'
two
weeks
will
lie
spent
invest!-
gating
arsenic
deposits.
This
will
conclude
the
program
or
Ihe
party
roi
the
season.
Or.
Han-
!soii
will
spend
a
while
In
couver
and
Winnipeg
and
his
iheadnuarlers
for
the
winter
will
i..
II.
1
.IIIm.j.I
.....-I
..111
IV
III
ll
t
IIVAI,
year
probably
working
In.
Ihe
interior.
Mr.
iuniiing
an.l
Mr,
Jones
Inyter.
the
forestry
trophies.
Holh
Hanson's
assistants,
are
recent
snoke
briefly
In
nu
impropriate
lhelle.
graduates
from
Ihe
Unlver-
slly
of
Hr.itish
Columbia.
rrY7rT"T
iBARNSLEY
RELAYS
A
MESSAGETO
NEW
YORK
.lack
Harnsley
has
received
a
Opportunities
"
Federal
Geologist
and
two
week
al
Stewart,
l)r.
II.
H.
Jones,
his
assistant,
ar
Saturday
evening.
t
FAIR
OATE
TOTAL
FOR
WEEK
$1,5G7
Admissions
lo
the
sports
ground
during
Fair
Week
totalled
1120
and
to
the
hall,
3,279.
The
total
gate
receipts
for
the
five
days
of
he
Fair
iuclud-the
jitney
daijce
Saturday
night
was
91,507.25
as
compared
with
1,901.80
last
year,
these
figures
aro
in
each
case
exclusive
DDCCCMT
ATION?
TflflV
IVlAlJil
1
11
1
1
wilu
1
J
J
l
PLACE
AT
AUDITORIUM
BOOTH
SCHOOL
TODAY
Presentation
of
entrance
cer.
tjficates
to
successful
students
at
June
examination
and
or
the
cu,,s
und
medals
recently
won
in
iie
forestry
-department',
essay
were;
made
nt
the
audi
-
torium
in
the
Hooth
Memorial
School
this
afternoon.
Dr.
W.
T
Kergln,
Chairman
of
the
school
board,
distributed
the
certificates
,,
p.
s.
Honiiey,
district
fores-
(maimer.
II.
S.
Hum,
superintcn
-
drill
of
public
schools,
presided
and
3.
C.
Hrady,
principal
of
the
High
School,
also
took
part
the
ceremonies
'Ihe
meeting
opened
with
the
singing
of
"O
Canada"
and
closed
with
the
singing
of
the
National.
Anthem.
In
Ihe
course
ot
.Ihe,
J
When
Yu
Want
A
TAXI
P.R.FISH
MARKET
99
Phone
671.
in
a.
hurry
FRESH
CRABS
A
OYSTERS.
Phone
Prima
BEEF,
LAMB
A
VEAL
FRESH
KILLED
POULTRY.
1
Oar
and
Bast
Service
PRINCE
RUPERT
In
the
City.
Ilatea
Reasonable
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
A
Trial
Order
Solicited,
XIII.,
NO.
219.
VOL
IMUXCt;
IlKPKilT,
H.C.,
MONDAY.
.SKPTKMUKIl
17,
1123.
turdi'(
Circulation
1.660.
tPMt
alM
42.
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS.
NEW
SAWMILL
J
J
ft
f
l
i
I
.
TO
BE
.
.
ERECTED
ATLI
MET
K-..-L
'
""'"en,
..'"-'irv
!
TO
DESTROY
Ku
KLUX
KLAN
IN
OKLAHOMA
BY
CALLING
OUT.
editorial
GRAIN
GROWING
IN
CENTRAL
B.C.
P
W.
Ankulell-Joiies,
on
ex-"pcienceU
fHriner
and
agriculture
expert
employed
hi
llic
government
service
and
whose
neural
bias,
if
lie
had
one,
Ku
Klux
Klan
Made
by
Oklahoma
Governor
wjuldbeifi
favor
of
Ihe
south)
OKLAHOMA
CITY.
Sept.
17.
In
an
effort
lo
destroy
the
where
In
own
form
is
to-utcil,lvu
Klnv
Klan.
martial
law
for
the
entire
state
of
Oklahoma
was
tpeaks
niot
highly
of
Hie
farm-'
proclaimed
on
.Saturday
hy
Governor
Walten.
Calling
the
full
i;ig
section
of
interior
Hrilishjforre
ot
approximately
0.000
(roop
to
his
command
the
gover-
(.jinmlna.
He
say
he
sow
wheal)
nd
oo,t
growing
mere
cipial
lo
unv
lliaf
can
he
produced
in
any
pari
of
the
eon
n
try.
tide
Ihe
small
gram
produc
tion
of
thoe
valleys
is
at
present
nhorhc(l
by
Ihe
local
market,
nv
extension
of
grain
(
'growing
wdt
have
to
be
uVctinipanicd
by
en
extension
of
ihe
market.
I
ud
cr
present
conditions
this
i
diffnull
but
with
the
erection
of
nil
clvutor
here,
the
farmer
of
the
Hi
kley
and
Neeliuro
will
be
placed
ill
all
advantageous
por-lion
:uwl
(lie
development
of
the
Millei
-
tt
'
ild
be
rapid.
The-.
.
probably
a
million
or
i
ice
of
laud
between
it:
It
pert
and
Mcllrple
rain
growing.
Willi
naf
'Top
produciiiK
Iwenly
nnWif
bushels
of
grain
a
year,
s.rie
flevTitor
-would
be
kent
lulsv
"ir
tune
handling
it
and,
:
ner
elevators
would
be
needed
I
handle
Ihe
grain
shipped
this
way
from
Ihe
prairies.
To
Ihe
t
anudiiiir
Nfldoual
Hiiilwity
Ihit
would
be
mi
immense
thing.
Mr
Ankatell-Jones
is
not
n
man
who
has
any
reason
lo
boost
the
north.
He
speaks
only
from
innervation
and
what
he
says
is
r:r
Hint
reason
bkelv
to
be
re-I
iihle
TIMBER
SCALED
MONTH
AUGUST
Logs
Totalled
13,897,729
Board
Feet;
Poles,
37,170
Lineal
Feet;
Piles,
110,762
Ihirlup
the
mouth
of
Amntsl
13.8l7,72
board
feel
of
Hiiber
wiM
sealed
in
Prince
"lluperl
for-
'ry
district
as
compared
with
t'.iH3.0Itt
reel
Inst
year
In
Hie
anie
mouth
According
to
the
report
of
p.
V.
lltmney,
district
forester.
Pole
scaling
for
the
month
totalled
37.170
lineal
feet
nml
piles'
lH(i,72
fed
jisimainsl
'8.550
feel
lust
year,
Th'ere
was
nlo
n
large'
tnerea'Pn
the
number
of
railway
ties
counted,
Ihe
total
being
87,329
feel
as
against
5l.flt7
,fel
in
August
last
yeaj
Hetnils
of
Ihe
sealing
figures
fur
August
follow:
Logs
Peel.
Hongbis
fir
,
202,(183
lied
Cedar
.
.
,785,5H
'iast
npruce
(5.737,201?
Hemlock
.
.
1,028,171
Hnlsnjn
.
.
.
V33.31M
Jnrkplne
....
201
Hiich
075
interior
spruce
uu.il
Mdp
7
'iiltdnwood
70.2201
JAPAN
LOSES
i
5000
MORE
Floods
Caused
by
Tidal
Wave
Northwest
or
Kobe
on
Saturday
LONDON.
Kent.
iY--Five
ihoii-
nor
climaxed
his
fight
ugaiust
the
son
wno
axis
me
organization
in
enemies
of
the
stale
and
shall
forces.
Ihe
governor
declared
that
ganmiliou
must
hcdestroycd."
PREMIER
KING
TO
CONFERENCE
Will
Leave
at
Week-end
for
London
to
Join
Graham
and
Qouln
OTTAWA.
Kepi.
17.
-The
!
of
the
week
will
see
the
depart
"ui"
Premier
King
to
attend
the
Imperial
Conference
which
!h.
W.
Heally.
president
of
the
opens
in
London
.October
I.
The.
Canadian
Pacific
Hallway,
will
pTenriT
!
brrii
precled
ly1rrive4ierr-lfmnrnTwviiwtttb'i"
'hypr
Hon.
ieorge
P.
Craliaiu
und
Mr
Ihe
sleamer
Prlnces
l.ouise
ac-l.otncr
(imiin
who,
in
aildiliu
to'couipauieil
by
a
promiiieiil
parly
represent
ing
Canada
at
the
l.en
gue
of
Nnliuns
al
(Seueva,
will
be
Canu'dn's
represeiilalfves
at
the
Imperial
Conference
in
London,
Ouumandcr
Hose,
director
of
naval
service
and
pmfessor
sk.pl-
ton
of
Oueen'n
I
niversily
will
accompany
the
premier
lo
act
in
an
advisory
capacity.
FISH
ARRIVALS
ARE
HEAVIER
AT
EXCHANGE
Fifteen
Boats
Marketed
Halibut
Catches
Totalling
170,200
Pounds
This
Morning
Ftfleen
halibut
boars
markclbd
catches
tolalling
170,200
pounds
at
the
Fish
Exchange
this
morn-jug.
Nine
American
boats
had
137.000
pounds
and
six
Camul-diaus,
33,200
pounds.
American
boats
got
best
prices
for
both
first
and
second
class
fares.
Arrivals
and
sales:
American
Tom
and
Al,
50,000
pounds,
al
13c.
and
0c,
to
the
Cunudian
Fish
A
Cold
Storage
Co.
Hauler,
lO.OoO
pounds,
al
tl.Hc.
ami
tie,,
.iul
Valorous,
12.000
pound,
al
ll.Cc
am)
lie.
lo
Ihe
Pacific
Fisheries.
Lincoln,
I
,000
puiuuls,
al
H.5e
and
lie,
and
Noniand.
.00()
pounds,
al
15c
and
lie,
to
the
Hoynt
Fish
Co.
Unimak,
7.000
pounds;
Tyet
7,500
pounds,
and
Myra,
0,5(ia
pounds,
at(lt.8c
and
lie,
to
the
lloolh
Fisheries.
Canailian
Co,
Fairway,
23.000
pounds,
nt
15c
aiul
llc.
to
the
Atlin
Fisheries.
Canadjan
Thclnin,
7,500
pounds,
al
1
3.3c
and
toe,
lo
the
lloolh
1'isherieS
Canadian
Co.
Hippo,
9,000
pounds,
at
13.3c
and
10c,
and
Xorneii,
11,000
pounds
at1
I3e
and
10c,
lo
Ihe
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.
Tillie
S.,
200
pounds
and
.11.
iV
It.,
,5,000
pounds,
at
I3e
and
10c,
lo
Ihe
Atlin
Fisheries.
Kouyosu,
2,5()()
pounds,
at
Uu
and
10C,
to
tha
lloyiil
Fish
Co.
KILLED
IN
FOOD
RIOT
against
the
high
price
of
ft
JSurau,
Hradenbuiv
province
"and
persons
ale
reporled
lo
hav.!
LONDON,
sepl,
17.
Twelve
lost
their
lives
In
floods-
which
persons
were
killed
and
firteen
followi.ii
inww.
n.n
ii.L.l
wave
lo.wiiunded
during
a
demonstration
Hie
northwest
of
Kobe
Saturday,
fcays
the
Oskaw
Nsw.
'Effort
to
Destroy
the
kltui
by
declaring
that
any
per
carrying
out
Us
purposes
are
be
dealt
with
by
Ihe
military
Ihe
power
of
"this
criminal
or--
BEATTY
COMING
HERE
TOMORROW
CP.
R.
President
and
Other
OfTt-
clalt
Expected
to
Arrive
on
Princess
Louise
On
hi
way
to
Alaska
lo
investigate
tourlt
possibilities
and
expansion
of
business
generally,
of
dj
red
pis
and
coast
otllclals,
'llic
diivrlors
coining
besides
Mr.
Ileatty
am
Sir
Herbert
.
lbdf
of
Montreal,
president
of
the
itoyal
Hunk
of
Canada;
Sir
AuKUsliis"
Xantou,
Winnipeg
Fi-!
iianricr;
J.
K.
I..
Il6ss,
capitalist
navy
man
of
Montreal,
and
W.
N.
Tilley.
K.C.
of
Toronto.
Cant.1
J
W.
Troup,
manager
of
the
C.
P.
II.
coast
Steamship
Service,
ill
is
understood,
will
also
accompany
Ihe
party.
W.
.C.
Orchard,
local
C.P.R.
agent,
has
received
a
wire
from
Vancouver
staling
thai
Mr.
Heal
ly
and
his
parly
will
be
here
for
a
few
hours
in
Ihe
morning.
Nothing
of
a
formal
nature
in
the
way
or
enierlainineiu
is
uesircd
but
Ihe1
parly
will
b
open
to
receive
represent
alive
citizens
between
the
hours
of
9
and
10,
This
desire
will
preclude
Hie
holding
of
a
Canadian
Club
luncheon
which
had
been
proposed.
Mayor
Newlon,
E.
C.
.Gibbon,
president
of
Ihe
Hoard
of
Trade,
I..
W.
Palmore,
president'
of
the
Canadian
Club,
and
others,
will
however
lake
the
opportunity
of
meeting
Ihe
prominent
visitors.
One
of
the
objects
of
the
trip,
it
Is
understood,
,1s
to
look
-over
Ihe
.
situation
with
a
view
!o
placing
another
new
sleamer
pii
Ihe
Alaska
route.
The
Princess
Louise
is
making
a
special
trip
with
the
party
and
will
be
carrying
no
passengers.
CANADIAN
CLUB
ANNUAL
SESSION
Dftlaaates
Meetlna""'
1,1
()Hnwii.
He
experts
to
be
Two
Hundred
"
Today
In
Victoria
and
Two
Hundred
Visitors
With
Them
VH'.TOIIIA,
Sept.
17.
eleventh
annual
convention.
of
the
Assoeialed
Canadian
Clubs
o
Canada
opened
here
l."l
'
Ihe
clialrniansnip
oi
n.
w.
Nicholas,
president.
There
are
nearly
200
officfal
and
accredited
ileleirales
in
altendance
from
11
Htf'
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'IBBBBtI
ft
BBBBBBBBbS
F
TIB
BW
A
.ff
?ABBBBBBBBBBH
fJKBBBB&lf2ft.
every
Urge
town
in
the
Dominion,
mug
wireless
message
from
the
In
addition
there
are
200
visitors
MacMillau
Affile
Expedition
on
from
vilrious
parts
of
the
Xortlrlhe
schooner
Howdoin
near
American
conilnciit.
(Greenland
and
relayed
ll
by
laud
The
members
were
welcomed'
by
lino
lo
lhe
New
York
World.
It
(
Premier
Oliver
and
Mayor
Hay-
lells
of
some
of
the
goings
of
the
wurd.
'
'
I
party
in
the
north,
,
proceedings
Miss
Winnie
Wlillojllefornw
were
all
right,
but
ideals
and
Miss
Aleita
Mckinley
render-
ed
n
piano
solo.
There
was
a
good
attendance
including
the
parents
of
most
or
the
pupils
to
whom
priistmtatiotis
were
made.
'
:
"
"
.
New
Sawmill
will
be
Erected
this
Autumn'
on
Queen
Charlottes
That
the
proposed
sawmill
at
Atli
Jnlel
Is
lo
be
erected
at
once
is
Ihe
word
brought
by
John
McMillan
of
Ihe
T.
A.
Kelly
bogging
Co.
who
is
in
the,
city
loday.
He
states
that
construction
will
commence
this
fall
and
the
work
will
be
rushed
through
so
that
the
mill
may
be
ready
for
operation
early
in
the
spring.
During
the
early
part
oT
the
month
an
engineer
went
over
the
around
and
picked
out
a
site
for
the
mill
and
advised
in
re
gard
lo
its
construction.
All
thai
is
hecessary
now
is
to
get
the
niachinery
on
the
ground
and
erect
the
necessary
'
buildings.
The
work
will
commence
very
soon.f
The
capacity
or
the
null
it
is
mi-'irrnnFI
Q
I
F
1
17P
iderstood
will
be
from
70,000
to
VtJJtLO
LCAVtl
ii-tri
nay.
j
The
company
has
also
made
(arrangements
to
ship
pulpwood
in
barges
from
Moresby
Island
to,
Powell
Hiver
mill.
TEN
CANNERIES
ARE
STILL
OPERATING
IN
NUMBER
TWO
DISTRICT
Total
Pack
For
District
About
Quarter
of
Million
Cases
Is
.
.Estimated-
rishmtr
for
coho
and
pink
sal-'.
K!evc"
.mbr"
of
!h
U-
f-n
'"
,n
in
District
No.
2
on
the
main-
'
V1'"3'"
I
.....I
..ill
..,li.,,,..
...,lil
II...
.,.!
aim
lll
LirillllHITT
Ulllll
11113
I.IHI
of
September
and
operations
will
oroliahlv
prottably
eonlinoe
continue
,
On
Ihe
the
Ooeen
(jueen
.
.
I
i
ll'lflftttia
in
IIiii.Ij
iliifltirr
i
i
I
at
l
A
ft
tj
t
.,.-.....
iu
wren!
in
wciuuer.
Aiicr
mai
time
salmon
fishing
in
the
district
will
be
finisheiL
'1
en
canneries
are
still
oper
ating
in
this
district
putting
up
Ihe
fall
varieties
of
salmon.
They
are:
Soiaerville;
on
the
Naas;
(loose
Hay
al
(livers
Inlet;
Lagoon
Hay
and
Lockeport
on
Hi?
Uurcn
Charlotte
Islands;
Hal-moral,
Sunnyside
ami
Inverness
on
Ihe
Skeena
Hiver;
Uutedale,
Hela
Delia
and
Namu
in
the
central
division.
The
Ioiirinion
Fisheries
olficc
estimates,
the
total
pack
for
the
district
to
date
as
follow.:
Cases
Sockeyes
.
2G7.151
Springs
3,7
It
Steelbeads
721
Cohoes
.
.
32,147
Pinks
....
310,190
Chums
.
.
.
63,809
Latest
reports
at
the
local
Do
minion
Fisheries
ofrice
Trom
ttte
Skeena
Hiver
salmon
spawning
areas
are
to
the
etfect
that
they
have
been
well
seeded
this
year.
I'o
dale
the
number
of
pinks
no
ticed
on
the
grounds
exceeds
the
averages"
or
past
years.
LABOR
CONGRESS
AFTER
THE
SENATE
Would
Abolish
Second
Chamber
or
Falling
That
Would
Re-
form
It
'
VANCOL'VKH.
Sept.
17.
A
re
solution
passed
at
the
week
end
by
Ihe
Dominion
Trades
Congress
recommended
that
the
Senate
be
abolished.
President
Moore
believed
that
abolition
would
be
dltrieull
'inatter.
and
that
effort
at
reform
'of
the
Senate
would
bring
earlier
results
lie
suggested
an
amend-
in.meut
to
demand
that
the
Senate
be
made
an
elective
body
Delegate
Simpson,
secretary
of
the
executive
committee
stated
that
it
was
felt
that
abolition
was
what
was
the
real
object
aimed
at
should
he
kept
In
view
11.
Tanaekl
was
lined
$$d
in
Ihe
police
court
this
morning
for
ir.Uxicution.
MILITARY
ARCTIC
WATERS
jHudson
Bay
Steamer
Lady
Kin-j
dersley
Was
Delayed
by
Engine
Trouble
NOME.
Seot.
IT.
Trn.linir
and
iolhcr
vcssel
Are,ic
ar"
returning
for
the
winter.
The
I,u.Vlt0C.!'h1i!,
Arcllc
.ow,led,
&
riiutjj
o
iAuiidiiy
ui
c?au
'
rruil-icisco
arrived
after
a
summer's
tcruis-evin
thentfnrocan
.
,
'"-".iiji
.,
,
1,
u,
,
i
uim
.
Ui
1C-
?r
",e
''ealh
laal
year
of
Martin
A",,?"w."
.
M
,
al
,
a
tra,l"'
P01
,le
,,a,l
x.
a
v
u
u
I
iciiui
Ihe
schooner
Teddy-
Bear
is
due
to
arrive
today
and
the
Hud-
sou
Hay
Company's
steamer,
Lady
Kindersley,
which
was
delayed
by
engine
trouble
will
be
here
in
a
few
days.
The
T.S.
Hureau
of
Education
schooner
Hoxer
with
a
large
number
of
reindeer
and
a
cargo
of
coal
taken
on
at
Wainvvright
is
also
expected
shortly.
PRINCEISNOW
ON
HIS
FARM
HIGH
niVEII,
Sept..
17.
The
Prince
of
Wales
reached
his
ranch,
the
HP.,
in
time
for
din
ner
Sunday
evening
and
Immediately
entered
on
Hie
simple
lifo
as
country
sipiire.
'
lie.
wjll
spend
(lie
next
week
end
at
HanlL
LEAGUE
BASEBALL
SATURDAY'S
GAMES
National
League
Urooklyn
1-13,,
Pittsburg
4-2.
New
York
2,
Chicago
3.
Hoston
5,
Cincinnati
7.
Philadelphia
2-0,
St,
Louis
0-6.
American
League
Cleveland
0,,
Hoston
1
1.
Chleagp
i,
New
York
10.
SI.
Louis
t-3,
Philadelphia
8-,2.
Detroit
8,
Washington
9.
Coast
League
Seattle
2-8,
Los
Angeles
9-0.
Portland
I,
San
Francisco
10.
Vernon
(.
Sacrameu(o
5-0.
Oakland
l-i.
Salt
Luke
3-8.
SUNDAY'S
GAMES
American
League
'
Cleveland
2-2,
New
York
4,-3,
SI.
Louis
7,
Washington
3.
National
League
New
York
10;
Chicago
0.
Hosloij
I,
Cincinnati
7.
Philadelphia
.'sl,
Louis
3.
Coast
League
Seattle
2-1,
Lus
Angeles
4-0.
Vernon
1-7,
Sacrumcnto
0-8.
Oakland
10-5,
Salt
Lake
10-16.
Portland
3-1,
Sau
Francisco
i-to.
The.
Hist
car
oflJulklcy
Valley
beef
lo
be
shipped
this
season
arrived
in
the
city
last
night.
'Other
ahiptnents'
will
follow.