Whan
Yeu
Want
A
THOUS
1
1'
J
'
'iiiA.
epl
.
M.
A
new
oiner.
"r,
sn
of
Canada'
-national
nn-!
litem
i
lu
be
found
and
utand-
e,rrrt)ntwf5;iraifraubi
R
ATF
I
AK
Til
-ry
out
the
plan
formed
at
the
IllliLf
VflJL
1U
ioiivenllon
of
Canadian
Club
hrrr
)elerdn'.
It
was
arranged
to
week
Hie
co-operation
of
pro
vincial
bod
let
lo
decide
on
a
ver-J
Inn
acceptable
to
all.
A
commit-
Earlv
.
.
;
i..-.
ii..
J
irr
mho
'Miiinri
in
cuiisiuer
uic
matter
St.
John,
New
Brunswick
wns
cliocii
ao
next
yearn
convention
city.
Ill
all
address
llUImp
DrPcn-
Contractors
Hanson
and
ShocMey
Ask
City
for
Permission
to
Rent
Equipment
Olof
llauoon
and
E.
II.
Shock.
Icy.
hnvltip
received
Hie
contract
front
(he
provincial
government,
for
the
building
of
ubo(ructiirc
of
the
bridge
neio
Hie
Skeena
lliver
at
Terrace
including
treolle
approarhen
and
concrete
piero,
aoked
pennlooion
of
the
city
council
lnl
nli-lit
In
tent
the
rity'n
concrele
mixer,
rock
cars
and
rail.
It
wao
decided
to
leave
the
requeyl
In
the
ImmW
of
the
board
of
works
.Villi
power
do
act.
Aid.
Monro,
chairman
of
the
eoiumillee.
fell
Hint
the
concrete
mixer
might
not
be
needed
but
Hint
the
cfty
would
.probably
re-Mnire
the
tars
and
rail
on
street
work
and
it
would
not
be
safe
lo
let
them
go,
WORKMEN
CLASHED
FRIEBURG
POLICE
HKllM.V,.
Sept.
IK,
Workmen
dfinonslraling
ut
V
r
I
e
b
u
V
ft
eliisheil
with
the
police
who
fired
Hie
workmen
killing
mid
wounding
Hcveral.
8IKUQODFREY
MATCH
PHILADELPHIA,
Sept.
t.
Whittling
Sikl,
the
French
Negro.
Id
...
..
l..i.
..
.i
.
I,.
.
.
....
i
RAILWAY
BOARD
Declslon
la
Expected
and
Commission
la
Already
Dealing
With
Matter
ACTION
NECESSARY
rier
sounded
a
warning
;a'iiol
ftccount
of
Condlon
,
wt
iiiniermiiiuig
i.aiiaoinn
ami
i.ru
loh
ideal
through
Hie
prowins
Oriental
menace
in
llrilioh
Columbia
and
opoke
of
Hie
danger
which
cxWIcil
of
coiiiineri'inl
douiinaliiiti
of
Camilla
by
I
ho
tnited
States.
PREPARING
FOR
TERRACE
BRIDGE
Caused
by
Extent
of
Movement
and
Lateness
of
Season
OTTAWA.
Sept.
IH.
The
appeal
of
the
province
of
Hrili-li
Columbia
against
the
mountain
t-eale
of
freight
rate
which
was
heard
hut
mouth
by
the
l'rixy
Council
lias
been
referred,
Insofar
a
it
is
applicable
to
export
freight
rates
on
grain
moving
from
Hie
prairie
provinces
to
Vancouver
and
oilier
llritlsh
CoU
tiiubia
ports,
back
lo
Hie
Hoard
of
Itailway
Coiuinlssioii'Ts.
According
to
an
order-in-council
made
public
today,
the
railway
commissioners
have
been
nsked
lo
consider
and
act
on
the
specific
question
of
export
grain
rate
and
for
this
purpose
arguments
oulimilled
at
Hie
hearing
(before
the
Privy
Council
have
jbeeu
sent
In
Hie
commission
which
Is
now
in
session
here.
It
iwlll
receive
Immediate
consideration
and
an
early
decision
is
ex.
peel
ed.
The
action
of
Hie
,iovinment
In
regard
to
Ihc
specific
question
of
grain
rates
is
due
it
Is
said
to
the
importance
of
reaching
a
quick
decision
in
view
of
the
ex.
isling
situation
in
the
West
cnusnl
by
the
extent
of
the
crop
movement
and
Hie
lateness
of
the
season,
H
is
thought
thai
IT
any
relief
Is
granted
in
the
way
or
reducing
rates
on
H.
rain
haul
to
the
I'aeirie
it
should
be
done,
at
once.
The
cabinet
has
not
given
any
ruling
in
regard
to
(he
whole
case
which
was
appealed
to
it
and
it
will
probably
uo
bc
dealt
with
finally
until
the
return
of
the
premier
and
his
colleagues
from
the
Imperial
Conference.
A
report
from
I
he
finance
coinmillee
recommending
thai
money
be
held
by
the
eily
for
the
building
or
tbe
.Nurses'
Home
bo
paid
over
with
accrued
"iHii
nni
Willi
ueorge
uotim-j.ji
-
w
mt-u
Interest
uni'iesi
"n
American
Negro,
lo
box
here
at
once
lo
the
hospital
board
was
un
October
8.
adopted
by
the
council
last
night.
OTTAWA,
Sept-
18.
Thanksgiving
Day
Is
set
Ihi
year
for
November
12.
Armistice
Day
coming
on
Sunday
it
was
lieceooary't.o
,
choose
some
other
date
and;
I
lie
day
following
a
been
officially
designated
for
Hie
holi
'
day.
LABOR
PARTY
VISITED
CITY
Delegates
from
Trades
Congress
are
Shown
City
by
S.
D.
Macdonald
Deleaalfo
from
Hie
Trades
Congress
of
Canada,
recently
held
in
Vancouver,
arriving
on
the
oleanier
I'riuce
Hupeerl
yesterday
afternoon
reluming
to
Montreal,
included
p.
M.
Draper,
secretary
treasurer;
and
J.
T.
Foster,
vice-
president
to
Ihc
Cnusreso.
The
party
also
included
(iuslav
Kranrq,
proprietor
of
Hie
Lalr
World;
J.
A.
Ilellaud,
represent
in
K
the
liilernaliojial
li-ct.lclal
"iiui'i
uiiiuii,
.1.
.u'lltni,
tier
I
president
of
lie
"Carpenter's
In
ion;
Zidique
I.operancc.
Canadian
representative
of
the
Hoot
and
Shoe
Maker's
Union;
Omar
Fteury,
Mrs.
J.-
T.
Koler
and
Mis
Malioney,
secretary
lo
Mr.
Diaper.
The
parly
was
taken
on
an
an
automobile
sightseeing
trip
of
Hie
city
by
S.
D.
Macdonald.
president
of
the
Trades
and
Labor
Council.
The
plant
of
the
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.
was
inspected
which
proved
particularly
interesting
to
the
visitors.
Mr.
Draper
expressed
himself
as
delighted
with
what
he
had
seen
during
his
brief
slay
and
expressed
the
wish
that
they
had
been
able
lo
stay
in
the
city
for
a
longer
period.
He
also
slated
that
(he
Congress
held
in
J
ancouver
had
been
the
nTosI
successful
that
had
been
held
for
a,
number
of
years.
Not
Notified
....'The
local
council
had
previously
sent
out.
invitations
In
the
different
labor
organizations
in
the
east
asking
I
hem
lo
return
home
by
way
of
Prince
lluperl
if
possible.
Mr.
Macdonald
had
been
expecting
lo
receive
some
notification
from
the
.Vancouver
labor
authorities
of
the
arrival
of
Hie
party
but
was
unaware
of
their
presence
in
the
city
until
hn
chanced
to
meet
Mr.
Draper
on
the
street
las)
evening.
Owing
to
the
shortness
of
notice
it
was
Impossible
lo
carry
out
any
form
of
particular
entertainment
as
had
been
anticipated.
Mr.
Draper
and
parly
left
for
the
east
on
Hie
train
last
liiglit.
FIRE
DESTROYS
S.
WELLINGTON
Number
of
Buildings
go'
up
Flames
at
Mining
Town
Vancouver
Island
NANAIMO,
Sept.
18.
'The
mln.
Ing
town
of
South
Wellington
.
!
i
l
l
In
AMM'SW.TMfAHlCllj
li6S
PlCfcMCS
4
HV
$eEO
WOT
fiNO'
CARPENTIER
WILL
was
threatened
with
destruction
by
fire
yesterday
when
originating
iu
Patterson's
OS5--7-
BOX
WITH
GIBBONS
C.
J.
SOUTH
DIED
AT
house
destroyed
Pallerson's
and
Heatlie
or
Pictou
and
crew
of
six
'Taylor's
stores,
the
residences
of(were
aboard.
Mrs.
Ulaskell
and
Mr.
Mead,
thoj
post
office,
theatre
and
candy)
Mr.
ami
Mrs.
T.
W.
Silversides
Mtim
TAXI
mm
P.R.FISH
MARKET
99
Phona
871.
in
a
hurry
FRESH
CRABS
4k
OYSTERS.
Pbene
Prima
BEEP,
LAMB
A
VEAL
Beat
Oar
and
Beit
Service
PRINCE
RUPERT
FRESH
KILLED
POULTRY.
In
the
City.
Rates
Reaaonable
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
A
Trfal
Order
Solicited.
VOL
XIII.
.
NO,
220,
PIUNCE
MUPEHT.
B.C.,
TUESDAY.
SEPTEMBER
18.
THE
MAN
YOU
KNOW
QX.BCWSOW
PlHECTOB
Wit
BCAdO
OMGR4-WUeTue?
ITT
YMUrdtr'
ClrcuUUoo
1,40.
It.
E.
Hanson,
the
local
photographer,
Jias
been
caught
by
the
cartoonist
in
happy
manner
Hundreds
of
Homes
Destroyed
by
Fire
at
Berkeley
and
Two
Students
of
University
Dead
IlEIUvEEEY,
Uul.,
Sept.
18.
Two
unidentified
students
or
the
University
of
California
are
dead,
hundreds
uf
homes
are
ruined
and
millions
oT
dollars
worth
of
properly
consumed
in
a
fire
which
started
as
u
grass
fire
and
ran
out
of
control
in
u
heavy
wind
into
the
residential
district
and
threatened
Hie
whole
business
district.
It
sent
thousands
of
residents
fugitive
from
their
homes
before
the
desperate
efforts
of
fire
fighters
and
a
fortunate
change
uf
wind
brought
the
fire
under
control
last
night.
HEIIK1XEY,
Sepl.
18.
(noon).
A
search
for
.bodies
among
the
charred
ruins
of
the
Cragmon.
I
seel
ion
of
this
eily
laid
waste
by
linlikl-'w
fir..
li
I
VDIf
VlllL-
IU
II
....
..v.-.f
v
w..-
,-m."
iwiir,
,-i-in..
io
11
'
'
'lilueled
i.arpenner,
rrencn
ugni
neavy-lieavyweight,
has
asked
Tex
Itiekard
to
arrange
a
bout
be-tweeu
him
and
(iibbous.
l.OS
A.NOEI.ES,
Sept.
18.
Oib-horts
expresses
his
readiness-
to
meet
Carpenlier
at
any
time.
today
without
success.
More
than
COO
houses
have
been
destroyed
and
upwards
oT
forty
1
persons
injured.
There
are
un
confirmed
reports
uf
others
killed.
Forty-five
blocks
in
Iho
city's
most
beautiful
home
district
is
devastated
and
there
are
2,500
persons
homeless.
The
latest
estimate
of
the
properly
1,.
...
;.
i.i..
11.....
1
t:...
VANCOUVER
YESTERDAY
'million
dollars.
The
fire
began
lin
a
small
bush
fire
and
was
VANCOlVF.lt,
Sept.
18.
ft.
J.
Smith,
former
deputy
police
nrng-Islrate
and
active
worker
iu
the
interests
of
the
Children's
Aid
Society
died
yesterday
aged
73
years.
SCHOONER
REVIEW
'
GIVEN'UP
AS
LOST
swept
Into
the
residential
EARTHQUAKE
MALTA
TODAY
MALTA.
Sept.
18.
A
severe
earthquake
shock
of
several
sec-
1IALIFAX,
Sept.
18.
The
onds
duration
occurred
this
schooner
Imilllltl
llnviliVV
wllllli
ntli-il
nnl
'..I.....I..M
HI......
I.
..ti
l!....
.
"
.'u.un
win
,
hit
11
iiiiiKi
mum
imiiiiiiiics
wi'it
flames
of
Halifax
June
10
with
lumber
is'mtdlv
shaken
and
the
eliurelies
ware-
leporled
given
up
as
lost.
Cant
:wiri
fillcil
wllli
u'iifMliiliiiiru
11I-
temtiug
store.
.-o
eallmalo
of
the
amount,
ictl
by
last
niabl.'.s
train
for
Ed-.lri
manv
buildings
and
llm
nennln
of
damutfo
is
given.
1I1UUIUU.
mass
when
the
shock
came.
Large
numbers
were
seized
with
panic
and
rushed
into
the
streets.
There
are
largo
cracks
are
iu
dang-er.of
falliug
tons.
Strttt
tUi
92.
secretary
lo
Mr.
vitation
of
the
Canadian
Club
to
attend
a
luncheon
here.
On
the
return
of
the
pary
to
the
steamer
after
spending
about
two
hours
on
its
lour
about
the
city,
a
number
of
oilier
promi
nent
citizens
were
on
band
to
ex-lend
a
welcome.
Among
these
was
Col.
S.
P.
McMordie,
who
went
to
'Toronto
University
with
Mr.
Heatly
and
played
soccer
on
Hie
same
team.
Having
many
friends
and
acquaintances
in
n.x
.......
...
1...I
1I...I
t.
...
I
PntCE
FIVE
CENTS.
HOMELESS
AT
BERKELEY
M
RAILWAY
RATES
CASE
IS
REFERRED
BACK
TO
THE
BOARD
OF
COMMISSION
Will
be
Change
in
Law
Respecting
Distribution
of
Beer
in
this
Province
VICTORIA.
.Sept.
IN.
---View
of
provihnal
cabinet
ministers
mid
private
liiemler
hiie
not
t
been
officially
canvassed
in
conncilioii
wild
proposed
beer
legislation
but
amendments
lo
Hit
reent
law
designed
lo
improve
conditions
surrounding
the
distribution
of
beer
in
British
Columbia
are
certain
lo
be
introduced
during
the
next
sosion
of
the
Mouse,
Premier
Oliver
intimated
toduy.
"Judging
from
talf
nrnl
of
church
orgnnizalions
and
a
lot
of
oilier"
there
it
already
loo
much
beer
in
the
province,"
said
Hie
premier
uiili
a
smile,
when
NEW
VFPQIHM
:H'',""I
w,,f,,,,,r
s'veriunent
IEllf
f
EiltulUll
'wa
nnioideririg
action
to
lessen
r-.?.l
ricl
Ion
on
Hie
purchase
of
NATION
A
I
QnNPl"'"r
'o,"i,i'""4
11illVllflL
Llllll
'bunti
organization
complain
of
,01
Vancouver
are
I
lie
product
of
nnmiripal
machinery
ami
not
of
Canadian
Club
Will
Try
to
Secura
.
lfmlncU
government.
My
Standardized
Version
of
niily(ronrluion
respecting
those
Anthem
w,
continue
to
criticize
the
gov
ernment
on
the
beer
question
Is
WOULD
RETAIN
IDEALS
jllin,
,(,,r
JU,tfllH.t,i
llttH
,,cf
wariwd
ly
party
prejudice,"'
aid
THANKSGIVING
DAY
TO
BE
NOVEMBER
12
C.P.R.
President
and
Party
Visit
in
the
City
Remain
Several
Hours
Availing
themselves
of
the
opportunity
to
take
a
weeTv
ort
in
the
course
or
their
annual
inspection
of
the
system
and
visit
Alaska
with
which
the
citmii.-mv
Dironai,
;i
.i...
.4
heavy
lo.ir.s
l
and
freigha
business,
K.
W.
Heatly,
K.C,
president
of
lhe
t.auad,an
Pacific
Railway
Co.,
and
parly
of
directors:
spent
several
hours
this
morning
in
the
city
en
route
north.
The
crack
coast
steamer
Princess
Louise,
Capt.
Arthur
Slater,
which
is
making
a
special
trip
with
the
officials
and
their
staff
and
guests,
arrived
al
7.15
and
pulled
out
at
11
o'clock.
I
III-
IH-I
.-.IMIHI-l
III
Hip
11.1
t-l
I-
.
was
as
follow:
--
.
.
.
.
E.
W.
Heatly.
K.C..
iiihshIimiI
.Montreal.
Sir
Herbert
Holt,
president
of
the
Hoyal
Hank
of
Canada,
and
director,
Montreal.
Sir
Augustus
Nanlon.
Winni
peg
financier
ami
director.
J.
K.
I..
Ituss.
niilliniiuirf
Ocean
Falls.
Calls
will
he
made
at
Ketchikan,
Juneau
and
tfkag-way
and
(he
parly
will
possibly
take
a
run
up
lo
Lake
Dennett
from
the
latter
place.
It
is
the
intention
lo
clear
Alaska
at
Ketchikan
coining
south
and
proceed
direct
lo
Vancouver
al
though
a
stop
ma;
may
iri
be
made
lliauc
1ICI
here
C
-
-
1
MKirtsman
and
director,
Montreal
'to
pick
up
mail,
this
not
being-W
.
N.
Tilicy,
K.C..
coiisultin?ideriiiill-
iIpcuIp.i
:w
ai
Th
cnunsel
and
director.
Toronto,
ii.arlv
is
.Ii.p
IimpV-
in
vn,iii-
V.
W.
Molson,
president
of
the
next
Sunday.
Seattle
and
Vicloria
Molson's
Hunk
and
director,'
will
also
be
visited.
Montreal.
j
.
SS-CUVER
COING
J.
C.
Coleman,
vice-nresident
,
of.
Western
lines.
Winnioei'.
J
Capt.
J.
W.
-
Troup,
inanat'ep
SPEAKING
TOUR
f
Hie
H.C.
Coast
Sfeani-liip
Ser-!
-
vice,
Vancouver.
Will
Follow
W.
J.
Iow.mk
mnA
C.
F.
McKee.
pecrelai
v
In
Mr.1
Anwi
Allark.
aaai4a
Ul.
Heatly.
A.
C.
Mauson,
Coleman.
J.
II,
Smith,
G.P.H.
press
bur
eau.
Montreal.
J.
M.
Cummings,
valet.
The
prominent
party
was
met
here
by
Mayor
Newton:
H.
C.
(iib
bous,
president
of
Hie
PHm
.
lluperl
Hoard
of
Trade;
I..
V.
Palmore,
president
of
the
Cana
dian
Club;
S.
J.
McLeod,
vice-president
11
01
of
the
mo
Hoard
miani
01
of
Trade;
iraue;
Wallace
Cl'.H.
agent
,u.iiiur
1
in
me
uaiiK
01
.Jioil-i
Ileal.
This
commitlee
took
the
Vl"''if?
to
visit
the
IUtt.1
aud
lllttll
central
IKkl
lillllliitll
visitors
ny
cars-011
a
trip
of
in
spection
lo
the
plant
of
the
Can
ailian
Fish
tv
Cold
Storage
Govern
ment
HOLD
MEETING
HERE
Says
He
Will
Show
People
That
he
has
a
Definite
Policy
to
Follow
j
VIUTOMA,
Sept.
18,
Premier
jJohn
Oliver
starts
early
next
week
on
a
two
week's
tour
of
northern
Hritish
Columbia
to
fol
low
up
W.
J.
Howser's
"
present
C.
Orchard
general
l,l'ak,l,P
.
lour
aml
.
answer
his
at-igent,
and
11.
St.
(J.
Lee.,S.cks
0,1
,l,e
tvincial
govern-..
..r
11...
.......
.
inient.
'The
nri-niiiT
)m
has
been
Iwi.n
Co.:
and
the
Canadian
NaLional
drv
dock
and
also
a
drive
about
lh
city.
Mr.
Heatty,
whose
first
visit
if
was
to
Prince
lluperl,
evinced
a
keen
interest
in
what
was
to
he
seen
here.
He
expressed
regret
Dial
the
dry
dock
could
not
be
operated
more.
extensively
than
it
was.
lie
also
regretted
that
time
prevented
his
accepting
the
in
norlherir-
portions
of
the
province
some
time
beforethe
au-
itunm
session
and
the
present
time
he
thinks
will
he
opportune.
He
will
visit
Anyox,
l'rince
llu
perl.
'Terrace,
Smithers,
Vauder-hoof
and
Prince
Ceorue.
follow
ing
closely
the
itinerary
of
Mr,
Bowser.
Mr.
Bowser
before
leaving
saidr
he
went
north
to
find
a
policy.
Premier
Oliver
says
he
will
en
deavor
to
.show
the
northern
set
tlers
that
Hie
present
government
already
has
a
policy
and
he
willj
explain
that
policy
lo
them.
-
SKIRMISHER
STARTS
LOADING
OF
LUMBER
C.Q.M.M.
Freighter
Arrived
From
South
at
10
O'clock
Last
Night
Will
Sail
for
Yokohama
C.O.M.M.
steaner
Canadian'
Skirmisher,
Capt.
)lilon,
arrived
-
."v
v....uiw
nun
.ui.'
,.,
,
ii.
11.
i
Heallv
en
oved
a
real
old
limn
.
'
.
.
:
T.
Tvulu
"l
mi,;.
1.-
1.
iociocK
last
nigni
to
complete
1
vmih-1!
miu
IIIUI
llie
Visitors
I
1...
.1
,
11
.-.
,
1"
ill
Is
expected
350.000
feet
7'
-
in...........
mv
Beaumont,
C.O.M.M,
local
super-
i.,i..i.
1...1...
....
.
.,,
10
of
bo
uo
Jnlendcnl;
(i.
A,
Woodland
,
"
.
'
'"r,"
I
manager
of
Ihe
Imperial
Ofl
Co.:'
:
'
'
.
,
Z'L
.
'
'V.-U
.
'
and?
Stt't
'
TTV1
""'I'
3T
brief
stay
In
the
city.
Mr.
Healty
and
bis
nailv
ar-
-
,
,
,,
.
11I11II1H.
I
III
IfKHM
U'MI.I
I,,
l.ll.
...l
periat
Oil
dock
last
night
to
lakn
I""
on
fuel
iuci
and
dropped
down
to
the
11.
.p.m-i
nun.
ine
r.uL
i.
.........
.j
i....
.
.
.
..
.
on
Saturday
night
last
and
sai.e,,;;
t?llS
To
ingt
on
Sunday
at
'"auuig
ai
noon
for
the
north.'8
o'clock
On
the
way
up
;the
coat,
Ihe
Capt.
Duncan
McKenzie
piloted
Princess
Louise
made
stops
orlho
Canadian
Skirn.Uber
ho
up
on
hour
at
Puvtell
lliver
andjcoasL