SHOT
FOREMAN
LOGGING
CAMP
Qeorae
Banks
of
Port
Albernl
Says
MoDanlels
Smashed
In
His
Door
POUT
M.IIKIINI.
Sept.
13.
feorae
hanks
was
arrested
yes
terday
on
a
charae
of
shooting
ami
injuring
Jim
McOanlels
log-Kititc
camp
foreman.
Hanks
was
Irleased
on
bail
of
2.00.
Iff
rlaiins
Mchauiels
suuislied
In
the
'lour
of
hs
home
when
he
was
denied
admittance
nf
two
o'clock
it
Ihe
moiuliiir.
McKanlels
was
bitojicalcd
.Hanks
claims
and
demanded
a
drink.
When
Mr-I'anlels
ifsnrled
to
violence.
Hanks
s"a
that
ho
drew
a
re-'-Uer
and
fired,
hitting
the
man
hi
the
groin.
TELEPHONE
DIRECTORY
A
new
Issue
of
Hie
Telephone
Hiieclory
is
about
lo
go
lo
pres.
Ml
those
desiring
changes
or
additions
lo
present
listings,
please
'
do!
ify
Hie
Supeilnlemlent
in
writing
by
September
20lh.
217
OF
GRAIN
COMMISSION
Committee
of
Board
Trade
and
Entertainment
Committee
Met
of
SHOT
HIMSELF
its
data
ready
for
stilimlssion
lo
.i,0siilal.
SETTLERS
FOR
CANADA
F.
C.
Wade
Writes
London
Times
In
Regard
to
Method
of
Overcoming
Difficulties
LONDON,
Sept.
13
F.
C.
Wade.
agent
general
for
Hritish
C.olum
Ida,
writes
o
the
Times
pointing
out
the.
disappointing
results
of
the
soldier
settlement
act
in
Canada
so
far
as
Hritish
eV-service
men
nriv
concerned
despite
its
generous
provisions.
Mr.
Wade
suggests
as
a
remedy
Hud
difriclly
is
round
in
the
in.
ability
of
the
Imperial
ex-service
men
to
contribute
20
per
cent
of
his
total
loan
as
reiuired
under
Die
F.inpire
Settlement
Act.
lie
Miys
he
thinks
that
If
the
provisions
of
thci
two
acts
were
Mended
many
unemployed
Hritish
ex-service
men
would
find
com-
ftablo
homes
In
Canada.
graph
Operator
at
Hole
In
Wall,
Yesterday
Iiiek
lioodinp.
telegraph
at
llolc-fn.thc-Wall
on
Hie
Skeena
lliver.
met
with
what
came
near
belli.'
a
fatal
accident
yesterday
and
loday
is
in
the
s'en-nl
hosnilal
here
nursiuif
his
Ihe
sitecial
couunillee
of
theL.
..,.
n
w..,
m,i
H.
wuw
Hoanl
or
trade
appointiil
in
con-
jt.,.,,,jjt
22
rifle
which
was
nectiou
with
the.
forthcoming
visit
,
oailI.
It
went
ofr
with
t
lie
burnt
Ihe
Jloyal
drain
Comjnissron
,c
(
1
1
t
1
at
his
head
ami
the
ami
Ihe
entertainnieul
comniitteo
)Uu,;i
entered
his
mouth
coming
met
yesterday
afternoon
lo
pre-
oul
ni,0Ve
the
eye.
He
was
pare,
for
the
arrival
of
the
t'oaru.!,,.,,,,,,!
m
.
ruiu
yesterday
I
lie
special
commuiee
is
peiium
Bf,.hiooii
and
is
doing
well
al
llie
the
commission
and
the
enter-
Mr
Cooding
was
formerly
op-tainmenl
comlnillee
is
also
busy.'cruor
t
.shcroft
and
is'
well
The
commissioners
will
le
shown
rxv
innonir
the
fraternity
of
the
harbor,
waterfront
and
facilities
here.
The
special
comm
ittee
consists
ofVred
Slork.M.I1.,
II.
St.
O.
I.ee,
S.
I'.
I'aiker.
IV
.
Haw-snn,
W..K.
Williams.
President
H.
C.
(lilibons,
and
Vice-president
S.
J.
Mrl.cod.
British
Ex-service
key
tappers.
FISH
ARRIVALS
Six
halibut
boats
sold
catches
totalling
IK.nnn
pounds
al
the
Fish
Exchange-
Ibis
morning
Canadian
boats
received
best
nriees
both
for
first
and'
second
class
fares.
Arrivals
and
sales:
American
Wireless.
I.ooo
pound,
and
Eastern
Point,
5.000
pounds,
al
lie
and
10c.
to
the
Pacific
Fish
erics.
Canadian
M,
M.
Christopher.
21.000
iiduuds,
at
13.1c
and
I
lie.
lo
the
Canadian
Fish
A.
Cold
Storage
Co.
Dolphin.
10.000
pounds,
al
t.7c
and
II.Vc,
to
Hie
PacHio
Fisheries.
Mayflower.
3.000
pounds,
al
I
l
ilii
and
I
l.7c.
to
tfio
Allin
Fisheries.
Mali,
-.000
pounds,
at
ll.ftc
and
1
1.8c,
lo
the
lloyal
Fish
Co.
mriln
i
'
I
i
:
.'
WITH
RIFLE
Accident
to
Dick
Gooding,
Tele
A.
0.
McDougall,
who
has
been
spending
since
lhev
first
oT
tho
rirst
of
the
week
in
the
city
l
returning
south
on
the
Prince
Hupert
tonight.
ocial
iou
and
M.
Mochida.
Mayor
Newton
explained
the
object
of
calling
them
together.
He
thought
they
might
seek
the
co-operalion
of
I
ho
v
arious
or
ganiialions
in
the
city.
rclideacon
Hix
said
there
was
iM'lhing
that
appealed
to
Ihe
peo-
pie
of
Prince
Rupert
more
than
lo
come
lo
Hie
aid
of
people
in
the
time
of
disaster
such
as
at
present.
He
proposed
that
the
Hoard,
or
Trade
should
undertake
the
collections
aided
by
Hie
other
organizations.
They
would
be
U
central
committee.
E.
C.
iiibbons,
president
or
Ihe
Hoard,
said
they
were
all
willing
to
dig
ill
and
help,
but
he
di'Uuol
know
if
the
Hoard
would
under
lake
the
responsibility
of
manag
ing
it.
They
would
have
lo
be
consulted.
He
suggested
a
com
millee
from
the
various
organ!
zalions.
It
was
nol
in-
Ihe
lino
of
work
of
Ihe
Hoard
of
Trade
which
was
a
purely
commercial
organization.
Gyros
to
Help
.
Douglas
Stork
'explained
llial
he
and
Norris
Cringle'
and
M.
Mcl.achlan
had
been
delegated
by
the
Oyi-o
Club"
to
altend
the
meeting
and
to
pledge
the
sup
port
of
the
(iyro
to
the
campaign.
Among
other
things
they
proposed
a
bcncHl
hall
game
with
Hie
Hilary
Club,
but
1
1
icy
were
willing
to
co-operate
in
every
.way.
The
meeting
could
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on
page
six)
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KaM-iti
lyubrella"
i
the
latest
crra.ftoii'jjlo
lie
brought
Tiion
Italy,
ll
i'
josl
an
ordinary
umbrella,
hoi
a
liny
dagger"
is
u'lai'hed
which
is
In
-uper.-edc
the
hatpin
as
un
instrument
of
feminine
defence.
Shipment
ofiCanned
Salmon
will
be
Sent
from
Here
on
Canadian
Skirmisher
for
Japad
t
At
the
meeting
culled
for
last
night
in
the
city
hall
to
discuss
the
advisability
or
sending
aid
lo
the
Japanese
suTferers
from
t
tic
recent
disaster,
it
was
decided
to
raise
money
by
public
subscription
and
with
the
proceeds
to
ship
canned
salmon
pur
chased
in
the
district
and
gel
it
away
ouvlh'e
Canadian'
Skirmisher
about
September
20.
the
Japanese
in
this
di-tricl
have
already
collected
l.500
for
the
same
purpose
and
the
city
council
has
el
aside
."00
winch
will
also
he
ueil
in
the
same
way.
Those
present
at
last
night's
meeting
were
Maor
Newton.
Alderman
Perry.
Ev
C.
Cibbous,
llev.
Archdeacon
IHx,
llev.
O.
(!.
Hacker.
Douglas
Slork,
Norris
Prlngle.
and
M,
M.
Mct.aelilan,
Mr.
ami
Mrs.
Hrady,
11.
F.
Pollen.
Fred
Scadden.
Clarence
Obatu,
secretary
of
the
--Japanese
As
FUR
FARMING
ON
ISLANDS
Chairman
of
Game
Conservation
Board
Has
Matter
In
Hand
Already
"
M.
H.
Jackson,
member
Tor
the
Islands
in
the
provincial
legislature
and
chairman
of
the
dame
Conservation
Hoard,
passed
through
here
yesterday
on
his
way
lo
attend
Hie
inee!?
of
Hie
Hoard
this
week
at
Prince
lleorge
Asked
regarding
the
possibility
or
establishing
fur
farms
on
the
Islands
here,
Mr.
Jackson
said
his
department
had
been
gather
ing
data
and
had
many
inquiries.
He
thought
farms
where
foxes,
mink
and
marten
were
raised
in
semi-captivily
might
be
made
very
profitable.
He
thought
some
such
farms
would
be
established
in
this
neighborhood
in
the
near
future.
He
believed
Ihe
mink
and
marten
and
blue
and
cross
foxes
would
be
most
profitable.
LEAGUE
BASEBALL
National
League
Brooklyn
(i,
Philadelphia
I.
Cincinnati
I.
Chicago
0.
American
League
Chicago
I
-I,
New
York
2-5.
Detroit
0,
Washington
l.
Coast
League
Oakland
II,
Salt
Lake
1
1.
Vernon
0,
Sacramento
10.
Portland
'J,
San
Francisco
J-os
Angeles-Seattle,
rain.
A
fine
concert
was
staged
in
the
Exhibition
liall
lasl
night
and
a
large
number
ol
people
were
pre-
eut
in
the
building
I'vliear
it
in
n'tx-nL
H
(act
iiiai
4iyaJ";
a
numiHT
oi
counter
awraciioiu
down
town.
The
program
included
singing
bv
Mrs.
Higashi
and
a
sextette
or
Ml.
ti
il
TAXI
P.R.FISH
MARKET
mm
QQ
Phone
871.
FRESH
CRIBS
A
OYSTERS.
in
a
hurry
Wm
Prime
BEEF,
LAMB
VEAL
Plane
tt
FRESH
KILLED
POULTRY.
Beet
Cara
and
Best
Service
PRINCE
RUPERT
In
lha
City.
Rates
Reasonable
A
Trial
Order
Solicited.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
NewspaJer
VOI,
XIII.,
NO,
210,
CIUNCB
HUPKHT,
H.li,
TIILjtSDAY.
SKI'TKMHEIl
13,
lU-'a.
rUrf'
ClroiUUon
1SS3
SlMrt
Salta
3(2.
PIIICE
FIVE
CENTS.
MILITARY
REVOLT
BREAKS
OUT
IN
SPAIN
FIRST
NIGHT
PASSES
IN
THE
ORIENT
;
WITHOUT
EARTHQUAKE
SHOCKS
FET
Rebels
Seize
Barcelona
and
Movement
Likely
to
Spread;
Directed
Against
Government
MADIlll).
Sepl.
I;-
A
military
revolution
has
broken
iul
hi
ItarrrliMiii
ami
M-cm
likely
In
spread
throughout
Spain.
Word
has
been
received
here
llial
1
1
1
erniy
if
firero
of
Barcelona
have
revolted
against
I
lie
government
and
Dial
martial
law
lias
leen
declared.
Tlif
rank
and
ril
of
I
lie
army
ha
joined
in
(lie
revolt
hut
the
navy
personnel
i
quie!.
HAHCEl.O.NA,
Sepl.
HI.
A
slate
or
seige
wu-
proclaimed
here
lhi
morning
and
military
jui'horil
look
possession
of
the
rein
of
power
hi
the
city.
It
is
believed
the
revolutionary
movement
will
signalize
Ihe
outbreak
in
other
town
of
Spain.
.MADIlll),
Sepl.
I
l.
King
Alfonxi
returned
to
Madrid
this
morning
The
station
is
surrounded
hy
troops
and
every
prc-r
I
.'in
being
tjikeii
'
prevent
any
tinauthorizeil
persons
hav-
1
ssrsa
I
j(f
(,
,
vicinity.
LWIMfiO
MIICT
I
MAIHIIIi.
Sept.
I3.-Tl.e
.gov-
r.MMITlll.l
lllllil
I
eri.inenl
Oil
afternoon
Mr-
uvsw
,
,
Kra(M.(
(,,j
(;rnera
Hivrr
H
1
T
nril
k
I
TV
of
Harcrlona,
considered
the
rill
.1
Lrillliil
I
l'"'l
"
revolt
move-
ineiit.
appealing
to
til
patriotism
land
asking
him
to
abandon
hi
Two
Will
be
Hanged
on
Decern-
..n,,j,H),.
,,r
ri..ii."
IJe
re-
btr
II
it
Merechel
litand;
w,
ull,,Ualifie,l
d'Miial
another
Imprisoned
f
,e,iie-l.
The
government
'tliert'iiMMi
decreed
hi
demotion
EXECUTIONER
THERE
',,
Injary
governor
of
Harc'e-
..
.
....
llona.
M'MONTo.N.
(m'I'I.
I
a.
-
Judc
Analnet
Government
IHii'U.-
ami
hi
parly,
which
con-
HAHCEI.ONA,
Sept.
13.-
In
ft
sii'tdrd
a
special
rourl
at
Iter-
,Heiuenl
issued
hy
the
military
Ih'I
Maud,
arc
en
route
to
lit-
(
Ujntr
mrr
ier
here,
it
U
ncnlon
lhl
week
ahoard
the
.i,,,,,
,t
n.
movement
N
oamer
Sale
liner.
Ailanre
j)IJa,
o
,(,
Kjlli?
j,om(f
irrcU-il
iirteiK
hrlnninii
iiwh
that
the
,,,,,
Ui(MiM.r
..ereu.'ii
hu:
dge
had
eomlemiieil
two
M?kl-
l4snUl
u,c
Rovernmenl.
Hie
inn
pruoiier-
to
death
and
the
vx-
mw..i
,a,
not
met
with
dif-r
utioner
who
aeeompaninl
rioultl
in
the
Catalan
region
parly
rriiiain
at
ller!chel
Mand
,IU,
uf.
,
(C
rt.,
of
t
carry
out
Hie
M'ulenre
of
tll,i
,,.
,Pri,iilel
known.
Iinimhitf
oil
lieremher
7.
Auuther
(
sculrnrrtl
to
three
'yearn
iiulpvU-
PREPARING
FOR
VISIT
on
men
l.
The
executioner,
after
carrying
out
the
teiileiicr.
IM
probably
iiael
throiiuh
the
Yukon
ami
Special
Ala-lcu
hy
dK
team
on
his
way
hoine
to
Montreal.
tine
of
the
r.nktmon
sentenced
killed
:nulahle
loak
of
the
Mouiileit
Pollen
who
wan
taklnp
him
Into
culndy
mid
alio
Otto
llimler.
a
white
trader
who
ADMISSIONS
TO
FAIR
WERE
HIGH
Paiil
Hilmilinie
lo
I
Ins
lair
lluilduu
yeMerday,
exclusive
ol
ieaou
lic-
kel.
lolalled
1
050
a
compared
with
'.'(10
on
the.
feroud
day
of
(he
Fa'lr
Iut
year
and
57
1
on
Tuesday.
The
Itahy
Show
iireieiilatiou
ami
I
li
e
concert
lal
ni?lil,
coupled
with
Ihe
fart
I
hat
the
day
wiik
a
school
holiday,
were
iei-MMiilde
for
Ihe
larjie
atlejidance.
..
Adrnlioui
lo
Ihe
pportw
lotallcil
r7l
a
aaiuvl
I'.'H
on
Ihe
porrepimliu
ay
ImI
or
and'
17'.'
on
Tuesday.
Willi
Jhc
haehall
final
ttelweeit
Anyox
and
Prince
itut'crt
hciui
Uvcd
at
3
..'10
Ihli"
alleriUKni,
a
re-
cord
al
tendance
is
cd
on
the
Kruundn
today.
Japan
Relieved
but
Situation
in
Tokio
and
Yokohama
Awful
TOKIO,
Sept.
la.
ISelief
is
to
he
ecn
on
the
faces
of
people
here
loday
for
last
night
wes
Ihe
fiit
that
has
been
free
mini
earthquake
.-iiue
the
fatal
September
I.
It
js
estimated
thai,
during
the
week
Ihere
were
.more
than
one
thousand
hocks,
700
of
them
being
plainly
felt
and
some
severe
enough
o
bring
fear
of
Tresh
destruction.
The
situation
in
Yokohama
is
still
appalling.
Thousands
of
people
arc
encamped
in
Ihe
parks
with
very
scanty;
supplies
of
food
and
water.
Three
days
were
needed
to
cremate
the
bodies
taken
from
he
Siimada
lliver
which
flows
through
Tokio.
Hundreds,
of
bodies
are
slill
floating
in
adjacent
rivers
and
bays.
FINE
CONCERT
AT
FAIR
LAST
NIGHT
Many
People
Present
at
Exhibi
tion
Building
In
Spite
of
Counter
Attractions
Japanese
boys
ami
girls
in
Oriental
costume.
Maurice
Corkillj
or
Ocean
Falls,
as
a
reinale
im-'
personator
representing
Madame
X,
sang
ballads
and
comic
songs.
Mrs.
Laidlaw
gave
an
exhibition
of
the
Highland
Fliiig
and
Sword
Dance.
James
Sturgeon
accom
panying
on
the
pipes,
.vureii
Adams
of
Masetl
sang
ballads
and
there
was
an
inf
cresting
monologue
by
one
of
the
members
or
Ihe
crew
of
the
steamer
Prince
llupert-
The
Aiyansh
ami
Oreen-ville
Hands
Tendered
.elections.
WOMEN'S
AUXILIARY
OF
ANGLICAN
CHURCH
HOLD
TEA
AND
SALE
The
Women's
Auxiliary
of
St.
Andrew's
Anglican
Church
held
a
very
successful
tea
and
sale
of
home
cooking
in
the
McLachlau
Hlock
on
Third
Avenue
yesterday
afternoon,
the
sum
of
12
being
realized.
Mrs.
A.
E.
Wright
was
con
vener
of
Ihe
committee
being
as
sisled
at
the
home
cooking
booth
by
Mrs.
E.
C.
LaTrace.
al
the
candy
stall
by
Mrs.
Jack
Harnsley
and
Mrs.
C.
0.
Mills
and
in
the
tea
room
by
Mrs.
J.
II.
Pillsbury
who
poured,
and
Mrs.
II.
T.
Wil-
lf
II.
Mrs.
Adam
Mackie.
Mrs.
It
Heaumunt,
Mrs.
W.
C.
Orchard.
The
roym
was
beautifully
de
coraled
with
flowers
and
crepe
paper.
The
affair
is
being
repealed
this
afternoon
with
Hie
same
holies
in
charge.
GRAIN
COMMISSION
HERE
NEXT
WEEK
WW
be
In
City
Thursday
and
Friday
and
Then
Leave
For
Edmonton
VANCOLVEIt,
Sepl.
13.
Changes
are
announced
in
Ihe
itinerary
of
the
grain
conunis
sum.
ifinier
a
rearranged
scneii
ule
Ihe
commission
will,
not
leave
for
Prince
llupert
until
Monday
night
and
arrive
Ihere
on
W'ednescluy.
Sittings
will
be
held
there
Thursday
and
Friday
and
Ihe
party
will
then
leave
Tor
Ed
inonton.
WOMEN
WERE
CHALLENGED
JURY
TRIAL
V
I,
Verdict
Given
In'
Favor
of
Nurses
Accused
of
Neglect
In
North
Vancouver
VA.NCOL
VEIt,
Sepl.
13.
MIsS
Hilda
Parks
and
Mrs.
Edith
M.
I'aull.
who
would
have
been
the
first
women
lo
serve?ori
a
Hritish
Columbia
jury,
vvere
'
challenged
hy
the
counsel
for
Ihe
defense
yesterday
ami
were
ultimately
replaced
by
men.
I'he
case
was
a
suit
for
dam
ages
in
which
joint
11.
waiter
alleged
that
nurses
jn
the
North
Vancouver
Oeneral
Hospital
were
negligent
and
aggravated
the
in
jury
sustained
by
Ids
ten-year-old
son
.
vcnuci
was
given
lor
inc.
defendants.
GOOD
FAITH
OF
GERMANY
Chancellor
Stresemen
Says
Nation
Willing
to
Enlist
Private
Property
as
Guarantee
HEHI.IN.
Sept.
l3.--!ermany
is
preparing
lo
enlist
privala
properly
in
industry,
commerce,
finance
and
agriculture
as
1
a
pledge
for
Hie
payment
Of
her
re
parations
if
she
is
assured
that
the
Until-
and
llliinelaud
will
h
restored.
Chancellor
Streseman
declares.
ANOTHER
TIDAL
WAVE
MEXICAl.r,
Lower
California,
?ept.
13.
Tin
fishing
village
of
San
Jose
Decaber
was
destroyed
bv
a
tidal
wave.
Most
of
Ihe
500
inhabitants
are
believed
lo
have
escaped
to
higher
ground.
JAPANESE
RELIEF
EFFORT
TONIGHT
Al
a
meeting
last
night,
tl
was
decided
I
should
ask
Ihe
heads
of
all
civic
organizations
to.Juin
in
a
meeting
tonight
in
the
City
Council.
Chamber
at
8.30
p.
in.
Tor'
Ihe
purpose?
or
raising
funds
to
aid
in
relieving
the
Japanese
Disaster.
Will
Ihe
heads
of
such
organizations,
therefore,
please
attend
tonight's
meeting
or
else
name
a
substitute
to
represent
them?
W
S.
M.
NEWTOX,
Mayor.
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