Mackenile
Kino
Qlvei
Interview
on
Arrival
In
Great
3rltln
LITTLE
UNEMPLOYMENT
lend
Ihe
liulierinl
Conference
Loudnu,
Canada
had
fallen
lo
the
lowest
level
of
Ihe
last
Ihree
year,
lie
addeil
HihI
Canada
desired
in
Ihe
largest
measure
Hint
her
farms
and
fmlustrifx
absorb
men
nut
women
uf
Ihe
llrillsh
slock.
"Sim
needi
rapilal.
however,
as
well
us
c(llcr.
To
find
Hit
opportunity
for
inure
ihousainl
uf
men
millions
of
pounds
are
required,"
he
said.
In
regard
to
the
Imperial
Conference
Mr.
King
made
no
slale-nieut.
Till
He
reserved
for
Ihe
conference
but
he
caid
lie
Ihoiurhl
tl
likely
when
defense
problem
were
Under
iliseusson
he
would
favor
flrl
n
rapiirocliment
be
tween
Ureal
Urilahi
and
Trance
and
second
exienninu
if
pos'slble
of
Ihe
WavhinKlon
'J'realy
for
Hie
llinitatiou
of
ariniiiiienls,
NEW
RULING
IN
AMATEUR
SPORT
Amateur
Athletic
Union
Allows.
Payment
of
Referees:
Division
of
Territory
VANCOLVKll,
Kepi.
20.
Active
playcrsi
In
niualeur
xporls
in
Canada
may
'e
employed
ii
paid
referecM
nt
the
,
discretion
of
hnincliex
of
the
Anuileur
Alhlelic
Inion,
It
wan
decided
al
Ihe
annual
convention
of
Hie
union.
In
Hie
resolution
adopted,
provision
was
made
for
the
employment
of
ninnlrur
iporlnien
as
referee.
if
the
Union
branchex
consider
11
iieeioiary,
but
a
record
of
mieli
cases
must
he
submitted
periodi-I'ully
with
mention
of
the
sums
laid
to
the
registration
commit
tee
of
the
A.A.U.
'l'h
iiueslion
of
whether
tlio
Crows
Xest
pass
low
us
shall
be
ullllialeil
with,
Alberta
and
llrltisti
Columhiu
hrauchen
was
finally
loft
to
the
various
towns
Iheiii-
lv'9
to
deeldirhy
u
sysleiuCof
i
oca
i
opuon.
'-iiHiii,
Montreal.
Mr.
Hutisrer-f
'
-.
however,
wn
prevented
fi
'Mi
leurhini:
(he
rily
on
ac-.'uiii
f
I
In-
slide
ill
Kvvitiilsn
iiml
relumed
F.al
from
Hia'
I".
ml
without
crossing
Hie
slid-
and
coming
i'lo
II"'
ii'-
Mr.
Warren
ami
hi
parly
went
mil
i
Kwiuilsa
where
they
met
Mr.
lluiiKerfor.IV
fiarly.
returning
eai
uilli
tlient.
With
Mr.
llutt-
perford
were
A.
II.
T.ager.
general
superintendent
of
motive
power
a
mi
equipment,
anj
II.
A.
Diiuii,
chief
engineer.
Favors
Closer
Relations
With
,
a
,,iriew.
Mr.
Warren
Franca
and
Other
Countries
j,M.a,,.(i
u,a
ve-ral
project
of
WorJd
ju
f
,jAr,
a-icwif-J-riiiuUliin
Hiat
wool.
I
mean
much"
for
tfn"
I.IVF.HPO0I..
SepC
iV.
--Pre-
jf
,ry
n'alerUliie.l
a
he
tnicr
Mackeml
KIiir
of
Canada
i,,,,,.,
IPV
W(U,j
,uiong
lhc?c
arrived
heir
Mtl
morning
to
at-
u,.
r.l.,iK-
r...iimi,ili,n
"
-
"
i
disski.dout.
sepi.
2i.
Iliolnij.'
lastiuj;
several
hour
occurred
in
the
suburb
last
nighl.
II
!
ji
r
-cd
with
an
a!
lack
by
men
believed
lo
he
separatist
al
a
police
substation.
Ile-Inforceinc'iils
drove
o(T
(he
attackers,
several
of
whoui
were
everely
wounded.
FOURTEEN
DEAD
LOI
l.xVII.LI
a
new
steamer
lo
,iis..s
lost
Iheir
.ie
ply
from
this
purl
lo
Alaska
were
uVer
destroyed
Nebraska,
il
lkiifluit
ikoisitli
u'irss
'ir
lilIItHMlllll
Ml
I
III
Sl'Hl
l.lll
l
..I..
I.I
1..
I.
........
ts
in
liter
hands
uf
Hie
l.oani
oi
n,i
,iuit,
jamae
was
done
directors
from
whence
hiiihuiiht-'nrotM-rlv
incuts
siiouiii
lie
iiiaiic
lurou'n
(i.
Haw
sou.
the
llriltsh
Columbia
director.
Mr.
Warren
indicated
Hint
.Mr.
Dawson
and
himself
were
ustng
their
best
cITorls
to
have
Ihe
new
steamer
built
in
Ihe
Canadian
Niilioiial
dry
dock
al
Prince
Ituperl.
Mr.
Price,
chief
of
car
service,
is
vi-ilmx
the
coast
in
the
course
of
a
departmental
trip
of
inspection.
His
jurisdiction
op.
plies
over
Ihe
ml
ire
Canadian
National
system,
Dressed
in
short,
overall
and
shorter
stockings,
u
group
of
young
ladies
were
sharply
consoled
by
Mrs.
Henry
Ford
recently
when
they
approached
her
for
her
uulotiraph.
GLASGOW
RANGERS
WINNERS
OF
CUP
DEFEATING
LANARK
(il.ASdOW,
Sept.
2H.
-
(Has.
gow
UanKers
won
I
lie
final
for
the
(llasuow
Cup,
defeating
Third
l.utyirk
:i
lo
1.
A
Bubbtfilbe
fur
the
.Daily'ews
DRASTIC
LAWS
I
i
i
'
FROM
TORNADO
!
Houses
and
Barns
Wrecked
and
uaiue
iwuea
wnen
vvesv
ern
States
Swept
killed
ft
firnl
WuriN
on
Mlifc1illlni
Itn
.IitIiiu.!
Imunvor
I
.i
.--.
i.-i..i.t
tl
,
,,
iii
I
-
liir
wrf
ii'iii
muic?,
pint
.
.
oll
an
appesl
lu
hit.-
,
,,,,
umc',l,
,K.
uw,
yre
IM.rlIlll
ln(w
al
oR
me
N)un
a
linh
cui.iUI
In
con-nler
upiwr-.,,.,.,-,.!!.,,,
...m,
,1M1,.,i
fniin-p'.
..
...'i.
.
i.....
i..i..
tunilles
whirli
Canadian
induct
rleit
ulTonled.
Premier
Kinu
informed
iiil-r-vlewei
I
hut
unemployment
in
development.
Mullcr
ntirli
avrcfiie
vn
demolished
in
u
lor-
recltou
of
an
elevator,
the
,laiu
(
i:(,uneil
llliiffs.
Iowa.'
hiiildifig
of
it
hotel
and
Ihe
pul-lsj,
,.ri.
Villtil
in
their
homes
lln?
on
on
oi
of
ARE
NEEDED
Members
of
Legislature
Say
Ef
fort
to
Enforce
Law
Must
be
Strengthened
by
VICTOIIIA,
.Sept.
211.
Thai
Ihe
necessity
for
curbing
Hie
operation
of
beer
club
in
UritNIi
Col.
umbia
will
be
considered
when
Hie
Legislature
meets
here
in
Ihe
fall
ha
become
decided
in
the
last
few
days.
Members
of
the
Legislature
who
have
visited
the
city
recently
have
asserted
Hint
a
more
drastic
law
governing
club
iuut
be
uiscismi
Hint
pro
vlnelal
aulliorilies
may
IrenglheniMl
in
their
effort
enforce
the
lhUor
laws,
of
province.
PRINCE
OF
WALES
be
to
the
MrMn
Vshi
Want
A
TAXI
P.R.FISH
MARKET
99
Phone
871.
a
hurry
SHRIMPS,
OYSTERS.
CRABS,
FRESH
KILLED
POULTRY.
Beat
Oar
and
it
Service
PRINCE
RUPERT
FRESH
MADE
SAUSAGE.
In
tha
City.
Rates
Reasonable
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
A
Trial
Order
Solicited,
VOL.
MM.,
NO,
230,
PHINCK
llfPHHT,
II.C,
SATl'IUlAY,
SF.PTF.MHKlt
2U,
U2:.
yMHt'
owieti
iset
Strttt
SatM
S
,
PRICE
FIVE
GENTS.
NAT""
'1
RAILWAY
MANAGER
0FMST1C
PROMISE
OF
RECORD
YEAR
IN
HALIBUT
SHIPMENTS
IF
BUSINESS
HOLDS
UP
Railway
General
Manager
is
Optimistic
over
Prospects
for
Development
in
Prince
Rupert
(irt'al
optimlMii
n
regard
prospct
lor
the
l"rl
of
Prince
Itupcrt
mid
tht
development
of
Hie
railway
business
in
(Ins
directum
was
expressed
y
A.
K.
Wurrru.
general
manager
id
Western
Lill,
of
I
lie?
Canadian
National
lluilways.
ulin
was
int
llio
Hly
yesterday
afternoon.
Mr.
Warren,
accompanied
by
J1'
It,
(uiiiTiiii.
Hilaiit
general
manager
r
Hritih
Columbia,
ii
i
id
I.
Price,
chief
of
car
srrvtrr
.Moulrcul,
arrived
lier?
yesterday
from
Vancouver
by
Hit'
learner
Prince
Clcorpt.
Their
intention
wn
lo
meet
Ii
"re
S.
J.
Huugc
rford,
vice-president
in
BRITISH
CASH
AND
SETTLERS
i
liarae
of
oiicralimi
ami
inaiit-
RIOTS
IN
GERMANY
RESULT
IN
NUMBER
PEOPLE
BEING
HURT
MV
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,n
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-"
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mm
M
i;
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PPPPPPPPBBBHB
m
mm'r
r
pBSPPPPPPPPPPPJ
Hps
i&k
WE&w&l&m
BBBBTv
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'
SBpBBj
pK
,-eppppppppppBppLH3
BTy
HpppppppBppevBl
Bj
-P-HbP
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;
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t
1i
i
1'
'
F1
i
(iruxe
Of
Leo
lloger;.
Hie
Nurlli
Hay
ilesper-udd.
The
wi
lding
our
.lien'
wa
ufter-wurd-.
removed
ly
onl
r
ot
the
town
untlior-
itie.
-W.
Twenty-Two
and
Half
Million
Pounds
of
Halibut
is
Marketed
IH.7c
im.l
11.5c
lo
(ho
schooner
wuiauian
'-.
U.'Je.
'The
scarcity
of
fi.-li
was
the
llclfgland
on
Sedember
21.
The
following
are
Hie
totals
oft
halibut
landings
here
mould
hy
month
since
Ihe
first
of
the
year:
Pounds.
January
l.'.tOO.ydO
February
1,700.000
March
.i
2.0
13,000
April
...
...
-,010.000
May
2.511,700
,lune
...
...
...
2.807,000
July
.1.000,800
,ugul
...
...
..
:uo,ioo
September
2.111.100
Today's
Sales
This
morning
ten
schooners
maiketeii
n
imai
oi
'"',",v'(lu-e,.
K.niii.u
ut
ill
llii
the
Fish
I'
wli
l'.M'linmre.i
,
....
I
I..
in
tniirtitv
nfrcT.rour
.vincrirnn
is
-v
fl
U
INI.
Ul
Btll
Nuba,
3,500.
pounds,
al
Id
LrWinu
ULmJI
pound
and
st
(.auaiiians,
j.i,.ioojOIK,l
c,HJtjr(uif
..eats
al
tic
gated
againsl
the
operation
or,""'1
H'c;
Caygeon.
2.000
l''"l'Vnm.r
Ileliauce
on
September
2l.
The
l'
,
highest
price
in
September
PJ22!
Alliance,
L500
pounds,
at
was
lite
and
In
Seotember
IW21.
''"
'"
Ilo''
l
Ml
Co.
ai-
i..
t
ill.
iJ
!..
.
responsible
for
the
higher
price
lV!
",i"J
nsiienes.
this
ear.
The
lowest
price
fori
the
month
was
lO.Hc
and
Uc
to
CHANGE
PLACES
"1
BOAT
UPSETS
Two
Men
Drown
at
Nelson
and
One
Has
Narrow
Escape
from
Death
NF.I.SON.
Sept.
2!'.-
James
Iluvvkin
of
Nelson
ami
.lack
ltuiiiberford
of
Hosslaml
are
presumed
to
have
been
drowned
and
D.
A.
Acton
of
llussell's
Landing
had
a
narrow'
escape
from
death
,wbeu
a
Ilioiimls.
iniule
a
heroic'
elTorl.
to
rescue
To
Spend
Two
Days
In
Calgary,
Ihe
sales
for
Hie
Hay
were
a
(,e
0ta.r
two
men,
ami
lie
him
Before
Proceeding
on
Tuesday
to
Winnipeg
CALUAllY.
Sept.
2U.
Lord
I'ouiuls.
at
10.5e
and-
le,
and
lleufrevv,
Alberta's
royal
rancher,
Anna
J..
5,500
pounds,
at
10.8c
will
say
goodbye
to
Western
Can-'
Biiil,lct.lii
ithe
Allin
lh;r(es.
adii
on
'Tiiesday
ufternoou
wbeu
K!t
!..!"
pouitilsAjrtaJ
his
I
en
In'
leaves
for
Willi
peg.
Il0.l.7cjund
l.lc,
lo
(ho-
l.aitud
illl
Is
Is
coming
coming
to
to
Calgary
Calgary
oil
Bunday
FUliTiVf
?
1
la
r
'
Cold
i-o
i
ii
;.
;.Sorage:yCo.;;
j
i
o
ru
go
to
remain
until
Ills
denature.
self
was
rescued
by
men
on
shore
who
heard
the
cry
for
help.
Hawkins
is
a
married
mail
lu
rli
u
rue
of
construction,
on
Hid
Nelson
llatfour
power
line.
LORD
MAYOR
OF
LONDON
LONDON,
Kept'.
2D.--Slr
Lewis
Xt'vvloii
has-
been
elected
Lord
Mayor,
uf
Lqiulou
Logs
are
Being
Shipped
in
Barges
from
Qaeen
Charlotte
Islands
to
United
States
Mill
Shipment
of
pulpwood
in
Ih?
lo',
are
now
being
made
from
the
(Jueen
Charlotte
Nluud
to
Port
Angeles,
Washington,
for
tie
in
the
maiiiifarlure
of
pajier.
The
firt
."hiprnenl,
con-,
sibling
of
OOO.OtMi
feet
of
jtriire,
was
.taken
from
(Jumxhewu
Inlet
lo
Port
Al?
-Ic
'"
Hi-
l-'irge
Vinreniies
recently.
The
Vinceiine.s
in
low
of
the
lug.AIasselt,
took
the
!lijp-menl
which
wh
made
hy
Ihe
Kelly
Logging
('o.
lo
AVasliiugtpti.
Puli
&
Paper
Corporation.
It
insliluled
the
barge
shipments
Of
pulp
Iog
from
the
WIumN
to
Washington.
lue
to
Ihe
fael
I
hat
Hie
(Jueen
t
"
Charlotte
llaml.
are
local
ed
l"
DAf
101?
D
A
ITi
far
norlh
of
l.'orl
Angeles,
raft
i
VfLILlJ
1A1I
"ini'ineni
oi
pinpwooii
are
not
.
beiu
alleui'ded.
The
l"w
in
Pusrel
iunl.-;
-.She"
i-
a
wooleii
.
.
7
.
'
T-X1
.
,
.
arresteii
tne
male
inemuers
oi
r
vessel
20C
.i.
feet
long
and
was
..
,
..
,.
,
.,
Stales
shipping
board.
so
far
this
Season;
Poor
Month
LLOYD
GEORGE
Halibut
landings
at
Prince
Ituperl
during
Hie
firsl
nine
mouths
of
this
year
have
totalled
,"'.)
1,000
pound
as
com-
vears
ears
!!)
11)22
ant
and
IU21
which
were
V
.
.
i.r
l'art'd
the
lutalM
for
Ihe
lie
-'WWU
l"""
'WW
and
kiHl
J,
ca
loluls
during
the
remaining
three
OMAHA,
Sept.
."..
Nineteen
arc
known
lo
be
dead,
three
lire
ii..l,iT
mil,.
I
t.
ii
at
ti
,1,1.111
t
ti
respects
ely.
Willi
nioiiths
of
I
til'-'
1.
Utllltl
average
IUIUI3
HHIIlip
,M.
CJ
--T
lo
,.
,
.,
.
..i
,
ii.
..i
...........i.
..r
.....I
..
;n
lliereiore.
u
i
irenuj
unuiii
umi
muiu?
u
'5i
jcui.-thi
year
be
beaten.
During
Hie
month
of
September
cloing
today
2,
1
I
t,
(SOU
liuninds
have,
been
marketed
at
this
port
as
compared
with
2.112,-
v
"
in,
I
,
I..
II
.....II.
1..
i..i...
,
i
l"U
iHiMliil.-
ill
mr
?unir
muni
ii
iii
i
sons
.
ure
ser
otisly
injured
and
.
.
.....
.
.
,..i
ii,.
i
n,
n,.iri..
.......
I
Hie
I'acific
risherie
,
;.
...
lit;-.
and
2.555.5HH"
iionnds
in:-''d
.
'
'
.
..
Si-i.inmiier
ti?t.
'Hie
The
siunl
snialleri
hr
Canadian
more
man
i,unu,iiuu
as
a
resuii
oT
Die
lornailii
and
rloiidhiirst
which
visited
Western
Iowa
and
entirely
to
the
fact
Kaslern
Nebraska
lat
night.
total
this
monUi
is
due
almost!
.Margaiice.
l.miu
poumis.
al
that
very
'
un"
1,1
''outii
risu-
rouir
Ii
weather
i.revailinir
cl
"
s
aauan
i.o.
Ihroui:houl
September
lias
iuiti-1
'Mn
"'"
pounil
miles
I
loo
steal
and
rough
water
make
the
transportation
of
loirs
in
such
a
manner
imprac
ticable.
The
bulk
of
the
spruce
logs,
taken
soulh
by
I
lit
Vincenne.s
on
her
first
trip
were
cut
in
lliirfyi
fool
lengths
and
some
measured
as
inuch
a
nine
leel
in
diameter.!
'They
are
taken
from
crown
Everything
granted
Jands,
provincial
regulation
preventing
shipment
from
leased
lands.
Ex-Premier
Cheered
by
Great
Crowds
as
he
Leaves
London
for
America
LONDON.
Sept.
2U
An
inrpres-
sive
farewell
was
given
Ms-
Premier
David
Lloyd
Oeorge
to
day
a
he
left
Loudon
for
a
six
week'
lour
of
(Canada
and
the
Untied
Slates.
He
was
cheered
by
a
greal
crowd
at
Waterloo
Station
and
Hie
ovation
brought
back
reminiscences
uf
his
days
as
pru-
the
fishing
srhoouers.
The
hiph-
1,1
'
ul
."
"'.-j
this
mouth
'
HK
t
i.ac
and
10c,
to(
est
price
paid
was
pvitM-rpy
CAATDll
I
iv
uoin
ffiorugei
uv
viUUltllM
iuuiun
ENGLISH
LEAGUE.
Division
I.
'
Co.Arsenal
0.
niriuinghain
0.
Aston
Villa
5,
Preston
I.
Hlackbum
t.
West
Hromwich
U.
Ilollon
3,
Tottenham
1.
Canlirr
1,
Newcastle
0,
lluddersrield
2,
Kverton
0.
Liverpool
I,
Huntley
0.
Middlesboro
0,
West
Hutu
1.
Nottingham
I,
Notts
County
1.
Sheffield
U.
1.
Chelsea
0.
Suitderland
5,
Manchester
C
2.
Division
II.
Harnsley
I.
Oldham
A.
I.
lllaekpool
2,
Crystal
Palace
0.
ltradford
0,
Stockport
1.
lfristol
c,
o,
Derby
County
0.
Clapton
Orient
1,
llury
0.
Fulliam
I,
Wednesday
1.
L'.
5,
Hull
inwi,.,;.!
I.,
whii.t,
City
2.
from
Kbntenay
Lauding
capsized
11
1.
S
1
T
a
....
ll.
?l.
i
ll:
men
were
rrosSlnif
west
i,a-uiu
eiui-ius
.vinnenesier
....
...
c.
Nelson
2,
Slokc
0,
had
71,5001..,
,,,,..
.
'l'urt
Vale
2,
Leicester
titty
I.
follows
t
American
II
o
a
I
d
Amundsen.
1
1,000
cim!toiuiiainpton
.1,
Coventry
J.
SCOTTISH
LEAGUE.
Division
I.
Aberdeen
0,
Celtic
2.
Airdrloniaus
0,
Clyde
I.
1.
Hearts
of
Midlothian
2,
Ayr
U.
3.
Kilmarnock
I,
Dumli'ij
3..
Mottferwell
3,
Clydebank
2.
Oueen's
pai
1,
HlberniciiH
I.
Itallli
Hovers
I,
Morton
0.
'
,
St,
Mlrien
I.
Hamilton
1.
FaltT-0;
Purlic-
1.
,,v.
.
S
.
i
PAPER
OFFICES
Three
Publications
i
I
Running
Football
Contests
ara
In
Grasp
of
the
Law
FIFTEEN
ARRESTED
Seized
Including
Money,
Coupons,
Papers
and
Publicity
Matter
he
Mncennes
ha
been
espee-,
VAXC0UVKIl
..Poiic,,
v
.al
y
e-jutpfor
hecarry.ng
or,
'
"
:wiw
erJarr
artemium
pulp
wood-
lo.'s
from
NrHiern
f
GETS
OVATION
iiV
ricaii.-
ami
.-tin
t
tut
ya
file
and
publicity
material
to
be
used
in
evidence,
against
the
offices
which
are
described
in
three
warrants
as
"common
gaming
houses."
Fifteen
person
were
taken
into
custody.
All
money
found
on
Hie
premises
of
the
three
papers
was,
also
taken
.",
hy
the
police.
In
the
olllces
of
one
publicat-
,s
lion
the
police
found
two
men.
V
who
were
in
Hie
act
of
depositing
coupons
for
this
week's
football
?
conlest.
and
I
hey
were
urrcsted
along
willi
members
of
the
slalT.
s
Charges
against
the
papers
will
'
he
lo-ard
this
morning
in
the
police
courl.
,;
LIQUOR
SALES
AVERAGE
HIGH
Attorney
General
Admits
They
Might
Have
Been
Million
Dollars
In
August
x
TOURISTS
A
FACTOR
VltrroilIA,
Sept.
2t.-lleport3
Hint
the
government
liquor
saies
lately
averaged
higher
than
81,-000,000
u
inontli
are
discredited
by
Hon.
A.
M.
Mansou,
under
whose
deparHneitt
thi
liquor
,ad-'
miuistratiojt
comus,
"The
liquor
board
might
have
sold
$1,000,000
worth
of
liiiuor
during
August
when
lite
peak
va
reached
for
the
entire
period
Since
control
raine
into
force,
but
the
monthly,
average
has.
been
considerably
les
(ban
that,
said
Mr
-Maiison.
"Tin
tourist
busiites
lias
been
a
very
big
factor1
it
this
summer's,
liquor
trade."
TAX'SALC
9
Notice
is
hereby
given
I
ll.ul
U
I..V
,.tl.
Alt..
Il
!
.ii.ui,
i
iiUIV
,F
Vll
IUIB
I
on
account
of
delinquent
Taxes
will
bo
held
In
the
x'
City
Olllce
on
Monday,
l
October
1,
IU23,
at
10
a.m.
If
V.
A
Hsl
of
the
properUns
-
offered
for
ftalo
can
be
-
lained
at
the
Col
iector's
Otlice.
hd
i