in
When
Vii
WmI
A
'"'
crowned,-
HeieoinpllmfntedMhe,
Imutia.
Prluco
Hupert
contruc-
y--,,
j;,?!,
the"
Inhibition
tow
a
onllinr
lo
a
wire
received
.
.
.
i
.i.
llih
llBl
ir
iff
thbf
mrtmm
m
u.alll,..
..
...
nn.viill2
for
r0r
J.
-I
'I
I...
1
ra.
iiir
are
hi
prccni
ai
.iiijm
t
.
.
.
t
k
.
I
ITALY
WILL
BROOK
NO
INTERFERENCE
LIKELY
BE
MINISTER
JAPANESE
RELIEF
FUND
MEETINQ
All
bcmi-publlc
organizations
of
Ihe
cily.
together
with
llnj
various
local
order,
churches
und
other
Christian
nnd
pliiU
iinlhropjo
worker
are
requested
lo
send
a
representative
to
a
meeting
in
Hid
City
Council
Chamber
on
Wednesday
evening
of
Ibis
week
al
8
p.m.
In
arrange
for
an
energetic
appeal
for
fund
i..
..i.i'
.I.
,.....ii
in
urn
oi
me
i.m
uii
and
Fire
yulTerers
of
Japan.
Let
there
bo
a
hearty
response.
S.
M.
NEWTON,
Mayor.
215.
,
.
-i
ed
Ihe
prize.
Paid
Homage
k.
i.nnit
u
neiiooi
uicuu
i
Mr
,fcmPP
n,,.,,
,,actsl
the
lat
I0.:io
in
the
following
order:
Fire
Chler
McDonald,
City
Police
Chief
Vlcker.
and
Provincial
Police
Chler
Miuly
In
first
car.
followed
by
Ihe
Aiyansh
band,
tU
C1IIMC
A1IC6TIA1J
exhibilion
direcuir.
mm.
w
.
J.
Ill
rlUITlL
yUCJllUn
jWM.r
nnd
parly.
Uuecn
of
the
Carnival,
Orcein
ille
band,
fire
cn-
lltlMi:,
!epl.
12.
H
i
emi-
elllp
Iimi
fi,,,.!-.
,e
whole
tar-
officlally
announced
thai
Italy
i
:a,p
WB
oxcellenl
and
Hie
bean.
not
prepared
lo
consider
any
y
decorated
automobile
and
mcdialion
or
arbitration
of
hcrjfoa,
Kr,.atly
admired
by
the
liffereiice
wllji
Jimo
Slnvin'
with
rrowd.
rrpnnl
to
the
statu
ofFiumH,i
Decorated
In
Purple
idnce
Jhe
ipieidlou
I
nfil
to
boj
l0
fat
ronlnininp
Ihe
Uueen
one
Tor
direct
sellleiiient
belw-cn
al
ur
,Mn,s
0f
honor
took
the
llio
two
counlrie.
jrorm
f
n
,ory
decorated
in
pur
ple
and
gold
with
a
iim
reading
Adeline.
(Jueen
of
the
Carnival,
v.
i
u,u
I'nii.ii.i
,Ip
"
DOMINION
CABINET!
lio
float
had
been
decorated
by
lllie
fihermen,
assisted
by
the
OTTAWA.
Sept.
12.
-
Official
Fair
Honrd.
announcement
of
the
appoiut-1
l(
private
car
class
Joe
ineiil
of
K.
J.
Mr-Murray,
Liberal
limwn
had
n.
fine
turnout.
A
member
for
North
iiinlpeir,
lo
8x
cylinder
automobile
was
pro
Ihe
post
of
solicitor
general
in
the
fnsely
decorated
in
roses
and
pur-
DomiiTiou
cabinet
is
expected
uie
nml
mil.
I.
Fine
Larue
hint
fhorlly.
Ibis
new
car
decorated
wilh
fe
toons
of
flowers
ami
urapeu
in
I
I
....1.1
lln
mil
firal
I'llljuc
linn
(iinti,
nu
e"
f.
prize
for
a
private'
ear.
Mat
Vblek
had
an
original
decoiallon
with
a
native
nueen
und
her
maids
nl
honor
in
miniature
on
Ihe
bon-
1iel
of
Ihe
nolo.
U
the
transfer
.
'class
11.
Astoria
had
a
splendidly
iiecoriueti
iransier
waifou.
mis
was
ih'coraled
in
evergreen
nnd
jccilar
bud
and
draped
in
purple
and
gold.
Howard
tccu
also
had
an
eulry
in
a
purplo
and
gold
decorated
transfer.
In
Ihe
rommer-
Vial
class
Swlfls
made
a
pood
showiiiK,
as
also
did
l.ipsejt-Cuuuiugliam.
iswift
was
award-
t
INSURANCE
COMPANIES
i
u
idiu
idc
minim
in
Jrtrnri
arvc
nuincu
1
OSAKA,
Sept.
12.
Insurance
,
companies
in
Japan
are
ruined.
.Their
liabilities
are
about
911
000,000.000
or
ubout
eight
limes
,
their
capltultatioiju
TOKIO.
Sent.
12
Investigation
ly
Hie
authorities
of
llonjo
din
DIIII
Ti
anUlTDinlI
"
n,'ui-
M""
MarKie
McDonald
i(r(.,
tlszat
part
of
Tokio
henimed
DU1L1
vnUlAvli
'"'
M"1'
vallileeii
llrown
and
Ihe
,y
Hie
sea,
the
Sumida
Hiver
Contract
for
Edifice
at
Anyox
Let
to
Qreer,
Seattle
and
Douglas
flower
girls.
Mi
Audrey
Tre-
mayne
and
Mi
Margaret
Smith.
In
ln
address
Mr.
Howser
referred
lo
the
fact
Hint
lhi
wa
not
the
fir!
coronal
ion
he
had
atlritdnl.
He
had
keen
present
and
canals
showed
his
of
life
very
heavy.
Il.iideiil
of
Ihi
quarter
of
tin
capital
were
Implied
iu.
Hie
rtaiiiestwhich
followed
Hie
earthquake.
.The
ruin
'were
crowded
villi
dead
nod
the
lim
ine
ot.
tract
lor
me
tunning
w,
Kr
;,ard
V.
and
Klngllorily
are
believed
lo
have
been
J"
"Hr
"
v""'"
.V,,"',
(ieorgo
V.
of
England
were
uttacatml
1
Tnivarkiu
patlr.
of
lokm
llie.Miiulay
he
lni.liil
nff1ielTi2rslaeked
for
ere-
service.
His
weiiial
.manner
made
way
commissioners,
is
inalion.
Probably,
Jhree-uiiinli
Lit
f
t
kUu
4
HeiJ
t
ii
J
J
t
&u7h
rtuUut
in.
habitable
while
half
Hie
capital
is
destroyed.
The
other
half
was
fcwrely
datnaced.
Thousands
of
fie
people
hei
j
lie
new
cnurcn
win
iaie
uie
....i,i
n,.
.......in.
Hint
..i...
.i..,
i.
.i.mhi
urn.
iUce
of
the
former
one
which
,and
of
the
(he
klIl!.Pl
,u.
ftT
(,
do
so
as
earllupuikca
i
destroyed
by
lire
a
couple
or
Qm,cu
(Um.tur!.
0f
Hie
Falr'Conliiu.e.
-oine
ruthcr
harp.
c:
mill"
itn
.11
will
he
'm"r
In
Iloan,
nlu
,1C
cmz,
n
in
general)
Arrivals
Xrom
the
llakone
t
:f
to
Hie
Old
one
but
Will
be
ill
,
,
,,,,
,.-,.
f
Hiniilar
M...imIuOi.
.I...rili.
llii
rntmirk.
a
more
central
location
directly
cross
fro
in
the
Community
Halt.
manner.
TIim
i.tii-uili.
iiT
ili't-iirMlrd
until.
I'
I.
..
ill
1..
,.ll...l
l,.lnr
rur
.
'K"
'-
mobiles,
commercial
cars,
trun
Hie
erection
of
the
paronase
which
was
also
cslrocd
in
fire.
fer
wagon,
native
band
ai;d
l,a
fire
eiiuine
left
the
Court
House
able
rf
feci
of
the,
earlhuuakes
lliere.
where
mountain
,
have
toppled
over
filling
up
the
valley
and
bury
iup
alive
hundreds
of
leron.
H
wilt
take
weeks
16
dispose
of
the
dead
in
Tokio,
Yo
kohama
and
surroumlini:
centres.
Kawasaki,
a
manufacturing
centre,
is
wiped
out.
BATTLESHIP
HITS
LINER
.Texas
In
Collision
With
Vessel
of
Isthmian
Line
Off
Coast
SAN
PEDRO,
Sept.
12.
The
battleship
Texas,
en
route
from
San
Francisco
here
with
five
other
battleships,
collided
with
the
steamer
Sterl
Seafarer
In
the
Isthmian
line,
14
miles
north
of
Point
Arguello
early
this
morning
In
a
dense
fog.
The
collision
occurred
near
where
seven
destroyers
ran
aground
The
merchantman
was
badly
damaged,
It
Is
reported.
GROSS
EARNINGS
OF
RAILWAY
KEEP
UP
MOXTHEAI.
Sent.
12.
The
irross
eainiiiB
of
the
Caiuuliun
National
Hallways
for
Ihe
week
ending
Sept.
7
were
?I,7U1,50,
being
tin
increioe
vf
JldO.lHU
or
I
wo
per
cent
a
compared
with
..V
i.
tii't.l
the
corresponiiniK
wc
m
iv..
The
uross
earning
from
Janu
ary
1
to
Sept.
7
ha'o
been
101,-
50,721,
an
increase
or
siikj.-nn:i
n
eotiinared
with
Ihe
eor-
rcsimndiiiK
Pelioil
aif
OFFICIAL
CASUALTIES
OSAKA.Sepl.
ISir-WJial
is
ro-porled
as
an
olllcitil
coiupilation
of
earthquake
ciTsiialtlos
esll-males
the
dead
and
injured
as
1,350,7
U
,
V
Subscribe
for
the
Dally
News.
Ql'EHEC,
Seiljl
The
Prince
of
Wale.
Iravelliiiir
an
Lord
illenficw.
arrived
jjlu
morning
uiit
1
1
lie
Canadian
Piifific
liner
Em-'
'press
of
France
J-ii
route
to
hi
ranch
in
Alberta
where
he
will
lay
a
month,
lcliiig
Ihe
simple
life.
He
did
no
leave
the
boat
unlil
Ihrei!
hour
afler
he
ar-'
riveil.
Then
he
ilruve
in
a
auto-
motiile
In
Ihe
Cloltrau
Fronlenac
to
spend
Ihe
ilayjint
night,
when
he
will
leave
lor
Ihe
Canadian
T
west.
'Dip
irind
U'iali
I
li
m
I
liik
nr.
freely
wild
the
look
iiarl
ureal
adxiiulaite
lit'tlie
mailer
oi
fruil
and
the
other
district
went
away
down
because
they
had
so
Utile.
TheNirrnngement
of
Hie
Hazellou
exhibit
was
also
better
than
the
others.
Massett
'had
a
wonderful
dis
play
of
good
si
off,
said
Mr.
An-
Pi
FISH
MARKET
TAXIQQ
Phone
671.
FRESH
CRABS
A
OYSTERS.
in
a
hurry
ff
Prime
BEEF,
LAMB
ft
VEAL
Phet
e
U
J
FRESH
KILLED
POULTRY.
PRINCE
RUPERT
tat
Oar
and
Best
Service
In
th
City.
Rates
Reasonable
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
A
Trial
Order
Solicited.
VOL
XIII.,
.NO,
2I5,
PHIXCE
Hl'PKHT,
H.U.,
WEDNESDAY,
SKPTEMUEH
12,
1U23.
cireui.tin
imt
sir..t
s.u.
ass.
PIIICE
FIVE
CENTS.
EXHIBITION
REVELATION
TO
MANY
VISITORS
QUEEN
OF
CARNIVAL
WAS
CROWNED
TODAY
WITH
PROPER
CEREMONIAL
Queen
of
Carnival
was
Crowned
this
Morning
Amid
Applause
of
Assembled
Spectators
by
Visitor
Queen
Aileline
reign
ver
Hie
Fair
and
Carnival.
Till
OTA1!'
DARIEQ
morning
un
Hie
Arropoli
Hill
ground-,
under
Hie
Mazing
glory
JV1
DUllLj
in
a
brilliant
mih
and
iinml
h
record
emblagc
of
speclutors,
ie
wn
formnlly
invoslnl
wilh
Iter
silver
crown
of
pearls
and,
T?AD
fDlTM
ATlfiW
jewel
and
her
sceplrc
of
Hiithorily
by
Hon.
W.
J.
Howser.
Forj
LliLlUilllUIl
Hie
next
fouria
nil
citizen?
and
visilnr
will
oli!erve
and
honor;
her
reign,
i
The
inroiiiilinn
ceremony
look
place
iniuiedialely
afler
Hie
Curious
Effects
of
Earthquake
In
street
pageant
liuil
reached
Ihe
Acropolis
(.rounds,
Hie
car
of,
Japan;
many
sleep
oui
or
1
r
f-
ri
-
,,f
(,-,mvsi.oii
forming
a
cir-
THrAI
MEM
TA
r''
al,"u'
fl,,al
roniaining
I
.III.
A
I.
VI
III
lOoeen
Adeline,
her
maids
of
iM-nor,
Ml
Alice
K.
McCrea,
Mis
Doors
PRINCE
LIVES
I
I
like
others;
f-
Travelled
as
Private
Citizen
Across
Atlantic
and
Is
at
Quebec
.Today
j
FAIR
ATTENDANCE
IS
SLIGHTLY
LESS
THAN
LAST
8EASON
Kxclu-ive
of
j-eacon
licked',
Mi)
person
paid
ad-miff
iuu
lo
the
port
muud
at
Ihe
Fair
yesterday
and
571
to
the
main
building.
The
building
admU-uon
were
21
short
of
lawt
year
on
the
opening
day
anil
Ihe
ground
admiion
were
not
much
more
than
half
a
much
a
lat
year.
Willi
Ihe
crowning
of
Ihe
t,ueen
and
the
Haby
how
a
particular
atlraction
today,
the
al
tendance
record
for
Ihe
day.
it
i
expected,
will
exceed
yesterday
by
a
guol
niari'iii.
rival
in
Canada
Vhall
be
incni:-
!
nilo
and
xhould
not
the
occaoion
for
a
demon!
rail...
,,f
any
kind.
QN.
FRANK
OLIVER
wa
wen
re.pecieu.
(
(iniciT-
of
the
,
liner
aid
the
prince
lliortiiighlji-
enjoyed
him-i
ielf
u
Ihe
triii
over.
He
mixed'
CALLED
ON
MINISTER
OTTAWA,
ept.
12.
Hon.
paienesrs
and
Frank
Oliver,
who
ba
been
inen-
iii
arlWH"'
dance.
On
tioned
as
probable
choice
ror",eshl3plnfl
read
read
I
Ihe
lie
lesson
lesson
al
al
Hie
me
vacant
vacant
post
on
J
lie
board
of
rail-
t
JJ
Would
,
105
80
00
no
(10
1
55
170
710
in
I
own
il
sin
env
last;'
for
ciervbodv
to
and
called
al
tbJ
office
of
the
reKiol4iimfciHiifyiw.iionHB.HiiMiiiii-eK
ary
traveller.
He
rer'ilci-ed
on
premier
wu
"ot
or
town
but
Mr.
the
pas-eu?ei-
lisl
as
"Lord.
Hen-
Oliver
spent
some
time
with
Hon.
frew,
London."
S.
Fielding,
acting
premier.
District
Exhibits
Make
Fine
Showing
at
Fair;
x
Judges
Appreciative
Scoring
715
points
out
of
a
poible
1,000,
the
llazelton
district
exhibit
carried
away
the
Fair
Hoard',
challenge
cup.
now
Iitli1
liV
Prince
Oeiii
tre.
at
Ihe
Kxhibilion
yesterday.
Prince
(Jeorge
was
given
710
oints
by
the
judge
and
Mussett,
..
The
rornier
exhibit
gels
Mr.
and
Mrs.
F.
V.
Hohler's
ilver
medal
as
second
prize
an
Ihe
laller
a
diploma.
The
svnoplical
fcale
or
awara
was
us
ioiiuws:
Points
Allowed
-
Prince
Pi
rain,
sheaf,
and
sjeed
.
.
Alfalfa,
elc
Foliage,
.
.
.
ruble
vegetable
.
H
Slock
vegetable
.
....
Fruil,
fresh
and
preserved
I
CJCI
til
Dairy
produce
Poultry.
eKgs,
elc
Arrangement
.
Ouautlly
Variety
llazelton
Ueore
I
105
75
110
('0
00
tiO
00
.
I
200
Total
.
.
.
.
4
....
1000
Judge's
Remarks
i
The
llazelton
exhibit
was
better
70
50
to
10
AO
to
10
120
10,0.
o
75
50v
80
(50
175
715
150
I
Ocean
Bottom
Displaced
Say
Massett
no
115
05
no
30
05
50
150
oor
nmiir
in
iiTnrn
hint
up
than
the
other
and
Ihere
Kfllll
II
IK
Ml
....,..
viirii.
..J.
mil-
en
ar
m
-
"
w
iii
vegetable,
staled
p.
w.
aii-
kalel
Jone.
one
of
(he
gov
em
inent
indue.
The
uuality
of
BY
EXPLOSION
Prince
(Jeorge
nndUlazelton
was
pretty
even.
Hazellfm
also
had
a
8etl,ep
on
Massett
Inlet
Met
With
Accldent
on
His
Ranch
and
.Brought
Here
An
old
timer,
John
Hog,
who
ha
a
place
opposite
Woden
Hiver,
Massett
Inlet,
met
with
a
verv
serious
accident
a
few
days
kalel
Jones,
but
It
v"as
not
put
up
ajro.
He
seems
to
have
been
blow-n
well
nnd
there
were
not
so
ing
out
slump
when
a
premature
iii.inv
vneielies.
Massett
grains
explosion
occurred
resulting
in
and
grasse
were
good
birt
those
the
loss
or
his
right
arm
and
both
from
Prince
(Jeorge
were
better.
'eyes.
'He
was,
able
lo
crawl
to
his
llnielioii's
victory
tns
due
lo
the.
lioue,
where
he
was
found
sev-
grealer
variety
of
Vegetables
and
eral
day
laler
In
a
bad
condition,
fruit,
and
11
was
ill
so
a
belter
Dr.
Dunn
of
Massett
was
called
balanced
show.
j
land
attended
him
and
lie
IcH
lust
The
Vnnderhoofi
exhibit
was
night
on
the
mission,
boat
West-
good
bul
II
was
small
and.
con.
ern
Hope
arriving
here
this
moriu
eiiiienilv.
did
not
dime
Into
com-linn
'at
four.
Herg
was
taken
Id
petition
with
the
outers
'
Batter
Than
Exoeoted
Oralus,
graes,
iabbnge,
eauli
flower,
green.;
foodsj
and
foliage
In
all
Hie
exhibit
wile
away
ahead
(eoutinued
onfimga
six)
i
.
...
the
hospital
where
be
is
receiving
attention.
Mr.
(Illicit
Is
return
Ing
home
today.
Mr.
Herg
lived
here
for
a
mim
ber
et
year
and
was
well
known
member
of
tuo
Salvation
Army.
Japanese
Seismologists
who
Investigated
Recent
Quakes
OSAKA,
Sept.
12.
F.arHiqiiake
shock,
which
a
week
ngo
'brought
dc-olatiou
lo
Japan,
were
not
cau.ed
by
volcanic
Jis-
tuiliaiice
hut
by
violent
dropping
of
two
portion
of
the
Mrth's
-iirlnce,
according
to
the
bet
eiinoIogi.t
jn
Japan,
who
agree
that
the
ocean
bottom
near
Ho
and
that
near
the
naval
baye
al
Yokouka
were
successively
displaced
causing
similar
disliirliance
ashore.
No
new
volcanoes
have
appeared
in
spile
of
persistent
reports,
Ihe
seismologists
declare,
adding
that
farm
land
In
some
places
in
outlying
districts
of
Ihe
Hose
peninsula
are
now
six
feel
lower
in
proportion
lo
sea
level
and
some
part
are
submerged.
RESOLUTION
ON
LEAVES
MONEY
GRAIN
SHIPPING
ROYAL
FAMILY
Board
of
Trade
Sends
Memorial
?arl
Farquhar
Bequeaths
Home
to
Premier
Mackenzie
King
to
Queen
Mary
and
Princess
'
and
Cabinet
Arthur
Gets
Much
NO
PORT
CHARGES
HERE
j
LO.NDON,
Sept.
12.
The
late
Earl
Farquhar,
Lord
'Steward
in
from
Prince
Rupert
the
households
of
King
Edward
Avoid
Terminal
Hand-
and
kin?
Cetre.
left
a
two
nill-Icaps
at
Vancouver
iliou
dollar
estate
most
of
which
le
ifoaru
oi
I
raoe
leceiuivuioyai
ramiiy.
i-rincrss
.ruiur
passed
a
resolution
for
submis-
or
Counaught
will
get
half
Ihe
es-siou
to
Premier
Mackenzie
Kin?
tale;
Prince
Oeorge,
youngest
son
askintr
ror
Ihe
erection
or
&
tt
the
King,
is
bequeathed
ten
rain
elevator
here.
This
is
partjthousand
dollars;
Ihe
Earl
of
or
a
ridlow
up
Hilicy
which
is!outliesk
gel
a
quarter
oi
a
being
cnrrieil
out.
The
petition
million.
has
been
revised
by
a
committee
King
(Jeorge
is
to
select
hia
and
is
as
follows:
lowli
'souvenir
from
the
residence
The-
Prince
Huperl
Hoard
of,
of
Ihe
Earl.
Uueen
Mary
Is
be-
Trade
berebv
.petition
your
queallied
hi
property
at
White
Honorable
Hody
as
follows:
ILoilge.
Hicliinond
Park,
which
is
Whereas
it
hasVbecn
deriniU,l.vl,,e
present
home
of
the
Duke
and
proven
that
wheal
and
grain
oneness
ui
mr.,
r
ft
.
,1....
.r
1ft..'
-
iroui
u
laise
poriiuu
in
iiici
Prairie
Province
can
be
moved
ton
market
more
economically
by
utilizing
Pacific
ports.
And
whereas
Ihe
port
oT
Prince
Huperl
is
the
only
terminal
on
Ihe
PacHic
owned
and
controlled
by
Ihe
Canadian
.National
Hail-
way,
and
which
is
never
closed
lo
ocean
Iratlic-
of
any
draft.
And
whereas
Ihe
railway
gradi
ents
make
the
Canadian
National
Hallway
to
Prince
Hupert
jho
most
economically
operated
ol
any
railway
on
Ihe
continent.
And
whereas
there
are
no
port
charge
at
Prince
Hupert
and
pilotage
i'
optional,
due'
to
the
wonderful
entrance
.and
freedom
from
ull
obstruction
in
the
har
bor.
And
whereas
il
is
the
opinion
of
grain
tralllc
authorities
that
It
-costs
from
S13.00
lo
11.00
per
car
for
the
Canadian
National
Hailway
to
move
a
car
from
it
terminals
to
Aaucouver
waler-
fronl
which
saving
would
be
di
rected
by
utilizing
Hie
Canadian
National
terminal
at
Prince
Hu
pert
harbor.
And
whereas
Ihe
utilization
of
Port
of
Prince
Hupert
would
re
lieve
Hailway
congeslioju
of
traf-
nc,
allowing
all
the
year
round
shipping
and
be
an
aid
to
the
grain
growers
in
giving
added
facilities
for
movement
oT
crop
to
that
portion
oi
the
prairies
most
in
need
of
aid
.And
whereas
it
is
tlhe
Opinion
of
Sir-Henry
lhoriiUm
a
ex
pressed'
in
Prince
Hupert
that
grain
elevator
Is
needed
at
thi
poinP
and
the
present
govern
merit
of
Canada
through
the
Pre
inier,
Honorable
MacKcnzie
King
has
promised
lo
a
delegation
of
Ihe'
Prince
Hupert
'Hoard
of
Trade,
active
co-opcralkm
and
sympathetic
support
to
any
re
uuesls
from
Ihe
.Hailway
ninn
ttgciticnt
Ihul
would
(end
tp
the
development
of
trade
through
this
port.
ThIfefn-
tie
il
BOOKSSECURED
FOR
LIBRARY
Sum
of
252
Dollars
Contributed
During
First
Day
of
The
tirst
day
of
the
library
campaign
resulted
in
the
sum
of
232
being
collected
for
the
pur-
hase
or
252
new
books:
The
onnnittees
worked
well
with
exJ-
ellent
results
and
nil
were
welt
received
by
Ihe
people
who
are
anxious
lo
See
the
library
mado
success
this
year.
This
being
a
big
day
at
the
fair,
it
is
expected
that
a
targer
sum
will
be,
collected.
The
collector
yesterday
were:
In
the
afternoon.
Mrs.
J.
Barnley,
Mr.
J.
(J.
McLennan
and
Mrs.
U.
W.
Kirkpalrick:
and
in
(lie
evening
Mr.
(Jeorpe
Horje,
Miss
Nancy
Horie,
Mi
Hernice
Palmer
and
Ml
L.
M.
Fuller.
Today's
collector
are,
for
tiio
aHernoon,
Mr.
lluvvn)il
While,
Miss
Way,
and
Mis
Hernice
Palmer,
nnd
ror
this
evening
Mrs.
rremayne
with
several
girl.
LEAGUE
BASEBALL
National
League
Hrooklyn
3,
Philadelphia
11.
New
ork
10,
Hoston
0,
Pittsburg
1,
Cincinnati
3.
American
League
Huston
5,
New
York
0,
Coast
League
Portland
0,
San
Francisco
1,
Vernon
I,
Sacramento
0,
Other
I
ravelling.
Ihe
Prince-
Hupert
noard
of
Trade
petition
the
(Jov
eminent
of
Caiupla'
lor
immediate'
preparu-tioiWor
(be
erection
or
a
uitabje
elevator
at
lid
point
for
the
resolved
filial
lllaiidtii'a
of
jfrain
shipment.