When
Vow
Mant
A
TAXI
mm
P1FI5H
MARKET
i
99
Phone
871.
n
a
nurry
Fresh
Killed
Poultry.
Pbab
Fresh
Killed
Meat.
I
BWtfc
Beet
Care
and
Best
Service
PRINCE
RUPERT
Fresh
Sausage
Dally.
In
tha
City.
Rates
Reasonable
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
A
Trial
Order
Solicited.
VOL
Mil.,
NO.
2I2.
PIUNCK
Hl'I'KllT,
U.U.,
SATlllhAY,
ShPTL'MUKll
8,
IVM.
ri.r.,-,
etfti.ti...
ikm
StrtM
Salt
S40.
PRICE
FIVE
GENTS.
Mountains
Slit
Bathers
When
LONDON.
Sepl.
H.
Stone
of
itiountaui.s
that
slid
'lll,iUMCkICC
CMC
flC
their
vulle).
of
huge
waes
lliul
swept
seaward
hundreds
ofi'MIuLniL
JnLt
0T
derail
balher
ul
all
roast
resorts,
of
u
Yokohama
hotel
that1
literally
sunk
into
(he
earth,
and
other
spectacular
incidents
wit-:
ite
med
by
survivor
tit
the
great
disaster,
ure
being
given
to
the
world
un
roiiiiiiiiiiirutioii
in
and
'
out
of
Japan
j
gradually
Tlie
Tokio
correspondent
Kobe
uy
TtliO
foreigner!'
were
BUMPER
CROP
IS
PREDICTED
Manitoba
a
-11.
k..
r
Few
Press
D..l
Annual
I
Re-
port
Says
This
Year's
Crop
Will
be
Largest
on
Record
wiwil'l.i;
Sn.
1
k
-
A
vii-l.l
!
iS.
iiU
ltJU
lu.-lo-i.
of
wheal
r,.,.m
M
.t.ioi.a
K.UIrl.Hii
..!
Allrta
.r-.lirliM
in
the
animal
rrnii
report
t
the
Miinilolia
Free
Pre,.
The
A.b-r.n
e)d
e,-
'
inaii-.l
at
ltM.voi.5r5
luihfU.
Sa.kal--Iirwan
'.'Al.niH.r.Ci
IiuIk-i
atul
Mnuiloha
3.VV0.VU
I,
,lu
-x
The
output
of
grain.
tliepapn
rs.
Mill
.e
rry
niiirli
(hp
ta
n.--t
Mo'
hiolory
of
,.evr
I
avails,
j
EMPRESS
SAFE
AT
YOKOHAMA
--
Cannot
Gat
Away
Until
Cable
Which
Knlangled
Her
fro-petler
Is
Cut
HUNU
KONU.
Sept.
8.
The
Uiirr
Kiopresii
of
Australia
i-fairly
unchored
in
Yokflliamn
lurlmr
after
an
anxious
time
(turnitf
the
tidal
wui
when
she
'a
fouled
by
two
l
earners
and,
lirr
projieller
became
entangled
with
an
under
sea
rable
wtnrh
mut
be
rut
away
by
divers
be-f're
the
liner
can
liioe.
.Mean-iine
he
i
Mperalunf
a
a
relief
-li
i
p
to
tlio
best
of
her
ability.
POSTAL
TREATY
WmURELAND
Eichanaa
of
Money
Orders
Now
Arranged
for
with
Free
Slate
Government
OTTAWA,
Sept.
8.
The
rirt
postal
treaty
wilh
die
Irish
Free
Hale
was
sipncd
tiy
Canada
today
when
negotiations
extending
oxer
mouths
look
fruit
in
a
treaty
fur
the
direct
exchange
of
tnoney
orders
between
Canada
and
the
Irish
dree
Stale
post
ollice.
NO
VISITORS
ALLOWED
ENTER
TOKIO
UNLESS
OFFICIAL
BUSINESS
OSAKA.
Sept.
8.
11
is
ofllcJiilly
announced
that
nobody
will
be
allowed
to
enter
Tokio
without
"Mcial
business
as
a
measure
lo
Pieenl
the
influx
of
anxious
lelutives
seeking
lost
ones.
The
Government
is
contemplating
exempting
from
taxation
for
one
year
residents
In
the
de-vasled
zone.
,
anotherTuTher?
FOR
THE
DOG
SHOW
-
ed
forward
to
by
many
as
the
The
directors
of
the
Fair
thlsi,,,,.
NVM.
wy
xvm
m
UKui
"lurning
received
another
silver
vup
to
be
awarded
In
connection
iui
Uie
dojfshow
to
be
held
next
wek
at
the
exhibition
buildiug.(thal
go
wilh
(he
Prince
llupert
t
Is
nicely
engraved
and
makcs.Exhiliition
(hat
II
would
be
ini.
.
...
ft
1
i.
.111
I-'
;l
1
i
it
cry
pretty
trophy,
h
win
ou
possime
10
meuuoii
tiienr
all
or
awarded
to
the
owner
of
Hie
best.say
which
particular
one
Is
the
pule
dug
ia
jjie
thoy,
'-.
..
a
Mi,
.
valleyS
and
'Va';
j
C
are
ou,
out
to
Sea
Disaster
Overtook
Japan
of
an
American
paper
reaching
killed,
mostly
in
Yokohama.
ll.arlhuake
and
fires
left
the!
residential
section
In
a
mas
of
ruin,
head
bodies
were
every-
where
when
the
flame
had
I'"-
lii
Jokio
135,000
persons
are
wilhout
shelter
hut
order
ore-
Wail,
Lii.k
(if
II
fi
in
Un.
ru
nil
u!
I
'
w,
(MI,
h
Ur
a
at
fjril(
reported.
Prohahly
ten
thousand
e..pe
I
their
live
in
the
up-
(town
section.
1110.
t
of
uhieh
wa
M-ri.
'ni
rei-fitrl
lirrr
a!
Hie
""""
01
loreisn
.lea.i
i
ap-l
M
i'aiely
100.
and
half
iMfl
",",,,,,
r
w
Hritih.
!
.
"
ITALIAN
CONSULATE
!
AI
nTnl
rAlKAo
niinxtprv
DuKNED
j
Greek
Cla5h
With
Natives
of
ui
In
Demonstration
Fol-
lowing
Overt
Act
'
IIOMK.
Sept.
H.
The
Dalian
cf'
afternoon"
train,
consulate
a
patras.
tireece.
wa
helajl
are
lackuiff
in
Mr.
Han-l.urncl
by
a
mob
during
an
aitti-
"O"
"
wir'
wliirh
ks
Mr.
hyb-
Calian
deiuonslratiou.
The
Haluu
ndonv
numberiiiir
5.000
oon
orgauuetl
a
counter
demon.
ttati.'ii
and
there
uere
victims
.n
hi'tli
-ide
-
-
Exhibition
Will
Hold
Something
of
Interest
for
Every
Citizen;
Program
is
Most
Ambitious
yet
In
addition
lo
the
straight
....
..r
II
II.:
prouife
iii
r.M-riiiog
mi.twiiug
m
sjHirl
end
or
the
I'.t2;i
hair
pngrani.
which
opens
next
1
ueday,
will
be
of
an
ambitious
nature.
The
Kxhihiliou
will
offer
some-
thing
lo
appeal
lo
the
var)ing
and
district
men.
women
or
jouugesi.
Knlrie
are
rushing
in
from
all
parts
of
the
district
for
the
exhibition
classes,
all
of
which
will
be
well
represented.
Coin-
pel
iliou
for
the
prize
will
be
keener
than
cut.
Many
larpc
district
agricultural
exhibits
pre
on
the
way.
The
Fair
Office
is
a
hive
of
Industry
these
days
and
the
officials
in
charge
arc
wurk-f
iug
to
rapacity.
The
Exhibition
will
be
formally
opened
by
Fred
Stork,
M.P.,
at
1
o'clock
on
Tuesday
afternoon
and
for
five
days
thereafter
Prince
Huperl
will
live
at
the
Acropolis
Hill
Orouinls.
Crowning
the
Queen
The
Carnival
Uueen
contest
which
has
been
in
progress
for
the
past
several
weeks
has
at-,
ti
acted
widespread
interest
and
the
ceremonies
of
crowning
the
miccti
on
Wednesday
morning
following
the
street,
pageant
will
he.
by
ou
means,
one
oT
the
least
Important
features
of
the
Fair.
The
prize
In
the
Better
Babies
Coulct.
jud.'iii
of
which
is
now
in
progress,
will
be
presented
on
Thursday
afternoon
at
I
o'clock.
Thai
afternoo'ii
will
be
distinctly
mothers'
and
children's
day.
The
Oram!
Cotuiue
Mask
Ball
on
Friday
night
is
already
being
prepared
for.
This
affair
in
at
years
ha
always
proved
one
of
the
big
features
of
the
Fair
and
interest
In
it
both
on
the
part
of
Ihose
who
participate
and
those
who
merely
walch
I
more
keen
I
linn
ever
on
this
occasion.
Indian
Bands
i
ne
iiniiaii
UuimIs
always
are
appreciated
and
Fair
time
I
look.
treuled
wilh
the
nudoilious
efforts
,,r
the
clever
nalive.
there,
are
so
many
features
most
important
or
iuttresting.
SF
uEHIO
ATS
FAR
rim
riuni
FlfHT
Advanoe
Bookings
Amount
to
$800,000
Says
Tex
Richard,
Uie
Largest
ever
Known
vi:v
VI
Ut
K
S.m.i
m
n..
uri.k
.fi.re
n.n
lMmi.i.v-Kiri...
tiuht
.e
advance
ale
of
feats
ai.i.rox.
imaie
K00.000
say
Tex
jltickard.
This
i
the
largest
ad-
tance
sale
ever
known,
ri
uill
Mi
.......
I.
i
..
..t
.1
.fn
......
.
r
..j
:.i
"
ri.s.m.iu'lj.
01
WHICH
,Hm
W
,
a((
jFlrpo
I5o.00O.
L
:
K.
D
L
P
ALLtN
mru
in
lo
IlttnT
lit
Mil
f
uuni
in
ni
ill
jWIII
Arrive
In
City
Tonight
to
Enter
the
Hospital,
Olof
Hanson
Wires
j
m
.
a
.
1
-
.
-
initi
iiniriiifiL"
ir-iim
fiiiir
iiun.nii
staling
that
11.
I
Mien,
manager
i"'
,',"
'oyal
Mill,
llanall.
Iiadj
been
injured
and
that
he
ould
'briusr
him
to
the
hospilal
In
the
'n
lo
make
arrangement
for,
the
ambulaiu-e
and
doctor
to
"eel
Hie
Irani
on
arrival.
Mr.
llauxm
went
up
the
line
e.
entriff
.'---r
r
'
'
'
'
'
1
"
exhibition
features
which
8lxe,
II...
....
il.-
-
:
I
wic
p.isi.
uir
i.uiim.ii
ami
aou(
tastes
of
all
residents
of
the
i,ilS',pn..(l,
,
k.
.
L1erjool
children,
from
the
oldest
to
thej-roU(,nia'm'
-j
Mj,,t.,ro
FISH
ARRIVALS
Seven
Boats
Sold
72,000
Pounds
of
Halibut
at
Exchange
This
Morning
Sevru
halibut
boats
sold
catchfl
totalling
72.000
pound
at
the
Fih
Exchange
(hi
morning.
Two
American
boals
had
10.000
pound
and
five
Canadians,
32,-Odd'
pound.
Prices
were
pretty
even
between
the
American
and
Canadians,
the
latter
gelling
the.
best
bids
for
second
class.
Arrivals
and
sales:
American
lhil.v
33,000
pounds
at
13.Cc
and
Vc,
to
the
Booth
Fisheries
Canadian
Co.
Crescent,
7,000
pounds,
at
11.5c
and
lOc,
to
the
Canadian
Fish
A
Cold
Storage
Co.
Canadian
Alliance,
5.500
pounds,
and
Minnie
V.,
7,500
pounds,
at
I3.tc
and
1
1.5c,
to
the
Hoyal
Fish
Co.
Marguerite.
1,500
pounds,
al
lie.
and
It.
5c,
to
the
Hoyal
Fish
Co.
Pair
or
Jack.
10.000
pounds,
at
lie
anil
II
5c,
lo
the
Canadian
Fish
A
Cold
Storage
Co.
Lillian
M..
1,500.
al
U.2c
and
l.5c.
lo
the
Allln
Fisheries.
YESSEL
DETAINED
TO
CARRY
LUMBER
CARGO
GIFT
OF
THE
PROVINCE
YICTOHIA.
Sept.
8.
A
vessel.
of
llie
C.C.M.M.
fleet
has
been
ordered
lo
remain
in
Vancouver
In
oiiler
to
be
ready
to
rush
(lie
British
Columbia
governmbnt's
gift
of
a
cargo
ir
lumber
across
the
puciric
to
Japan,
tiou.
r.
o.
l'sttiillo
aunounuBfc.
OBJECTION
TO
GASOLINE
TAX
matter
Discussed
at
B)oard
of
Trade
Meeting
and
Resolu-lion
Passed
The
question
of
the
proposed
iua
of
a
provincial
gaso
line
lax
was
opposed
last
night
y
",e
,,oard
f
'J'l'ade
in
monthly
j.e,IPra
meeting.
A
resolution
;movedby
C.
H.
Orme
and
second-
ed
by
Alderman
Collar!,
which
,wa
pacd
unanimously,
pledged
"'e
,,r,a'd
oI
join
wilh
the
City
Council
in
a
protest
"
a
tax
on,
gasoline,
benzol
or
distillate
and)
to
explain
the
rea"w"
for
lher
stand.
The
money
raided
hy
the
lax
wa
in.
tended
for
"the
upkeep
of
pood
road
but
a
no
money
had
been
pent
on
road
in
tlii
vicinity
objection
wa
taken
to
the
tax
The
icMilulioii
lso
tuggelel
that
If
thepeopWin
1
tie
Miulli;rn
part
of
tin
province
wished
lo
lax
tlieiiu'elve.''
for
Iheir
roads
there
would
he
no
objection
from
i'rioce
ftupert.
There
wa
4ioiiie
dUcui-ion
In
regard
to
the
mailer.
Thotna
McClymou
pointed
out
that
the
idea
of
I
lie
lax
ua
to
make
I
hose
who
used
the
road
pay
for
them
and
perhaps
this
was
the
...
.
.
..us....
II.I....
I
I
:..it
.
.
I
a..
:t
a
fS
t
in-rr
wrt?
111
11
nppninz
i(
iinnniri
boats.
:
rd
s'ork
suLaesled
Ihal
jf
uie
iieojqe
hi
ine
snuiti
wauled
fine
road
they
jshould
pay
for
them
and
not
ei'iccl
lo
lake
the
money
from
this1
place
to
help
pay
for
I
hem.
K.
Caoiplx-ll
said
the
idea
seemed
t
be
to
lr-
to
catch
tourist.
He
Ihouyhl
sutne
ar-
raueiiieul
inii-'lil
be
made
whereby
Inial
lie
rxeiiTp1eil,
lloats
did
Jiol
ue
the
roads.
OLD
COUNTRY
FOOTBALL
ENGLISH
LEAGUE.
Division
I.
Xirmfncham
0.
Sunderland
2.
Burnley
2.
Nolls
Forest
1.
IChelsea
0.
Aston
Villa
0.
Kverton
0.
Blackburn
Iloxers
.
.
.
,
c
t
'.wcatle
L"
2.
Sheffield
L'
2.
v..
ii.
i'...iii.iv-
i
iiii.i.iu.riui.i
ii
1.
West
Bromwich
t
Arsenal
0.
West
Ham
o.
Cardirr
0.
Division
II.
Bury
2.
Manchester
U.
0.
Covenlry
C.
I.
Bristol
City
I.
Crystal
Palace
I.
Fulham
1.
herby
County
I.
Clapton
Orient
0.
Hull
City
2.
Nelson
1.
Leicester
City
2,
Leeds
U.
0.
Oldham
0,
llra.lfi.nl
City
0.
Wednesday
1.
Southampton
1.
(South
Shield
2.
Barnsley
0.
Stockport
0,
Port
Vale
0.
Stoke
2.
Blackpool
2.
Division
III.
Southern
Aberdare
vs.
Millwall
missing.
Brentford
2,
Luton
i.
Bristol
II.
2,
Bright'iu
and
Hove
0.
Charlton
A.
1.
Mcrlhyr
.
Exeter
City
0.
Bournemouth
2.
Newport
City
5,
Southend
U.
0.
Norwich
City
0.
Plymouth
A.
1.
Portsmouth
t.
Heading
1.
Swansea
City
2,
Northampton
1.
Swindon
O.
Ouern'a
Park
It.
0.
Watford
1.
(illiugham
0.
Division
III.
Northern
Accringtoii
vs.
New
Brighton
missing.
Bradford
I.
Ilochdale
2.
Chesterfield
2.
honcaster
1.
Crewe
Alexander
0,
Wolverhampton
0.
Darlington
5.
Hartlepool
0.
Hut
hum
City
I.
Walsall
0.
Halifax
Town
1,
Oriuishy
3.
Lincoln
City
I,
Barrow
t.
Hotherhanr
2.
Wrexham
t.
Tranmere
Hovers
1,
Southport
1.
Wigan
Boro
i,
Ashinglon
I.
SCOTTISH
LEAGUE.
Division
I.
.
.A.
It.
.11
..
I
I
4
i
an",.
Cl.vilchank
o.
Falkirk
t.
Dundee
I,
Third
Lanark
0.
Hamilton
0,
Ituith
Hovers
2.
Hibernians
1,
Heart
of
Midhdhion
j.
Morton
0.
Hangers
I.
partick
Tbislle
0.
Motherwell
2.
HJueen's
Park
0.
Celtic
1.
..
St.
M.irren
0,
Airdrieohitns
i.
EARTHQUAKE
RESPONSIBLE
FOR
FAILURE
Customers
of
Whalen
Co.
In
Japan
Were
Wiped
Out
of
Existence
OPERATIONS
SAiy
TO
BL
PROFITABLE
special
to
haily
New
VANCol'VKII,
Kept.
8.
The
failure
of
the
Whalen
l'ulp
&
Paper
Mill
Ltd..
for
which
a
re-
ceiver
in
bankruptcy
was
ap-
pointed
yestenlay.
i
belierd
to
l",rl
lone
been
Indirectly
precipitated'
'der
guarter.
ten
mile
by
the
Japanese
earthuuake
al-i,"irl"
of
,:,a"-
,''i"e
tr'I
,J,"
llioiili
the
coiiipauy.
il
is
said.
was
having
financial
difficulties
for
some
time
prior
to
that.
.?ub-tautial
customer
of
the
com
pany,
twr
of
Whalen
pulp
and
paper
in
the
earthquake
zoiie,
were
wiped
out
of
existence.
The
company
ha
been
oiieral-
in
three
mill
almi?
Ihf
U.C.
coast,
namely
Swauoii
Hay
Port
Alice
and
Wood
fibre,
to
rapacity
at
a
profit.
The
asset
of
the
firm
air
sien
as
";mi.(i0(i.omi
and
tin
liabilities
10.000,000.
Application
for
a
receiver
inJ,,e
"
3-,y
w."n
wa
1
1-
......
1
...1.
1
il
If
t..;...t..
-
,1
aa
a
i
'iiji:isf.
rituiitM
ior
lilt
.vnn
rpa
Trust
Co.,
bond
and
debenture
holder.
of
the
Whalen
Cu.
5.
F.iar,'
nrst-ftation
I
have
work-
iyles.
who
is
uoooinleil
rnepivi.r
and
inanaser,
has
been
pien
power
lo
borrow
money
on
re
reivers
certificate
for
the
nur
tMise
of
taking
rare
of
the
wape
claims
ami
other
preferreil
lor
and
lo
carry
on
nam
Uf
facturll'
'
ing
operations
BANKS
FEARING
j
RUN
ON
FUNDS:
.v.,.v.M.
eepf.
8.
Consid-!an"
"
"a
I'ejiinniii?
io
lonn
in
erable
anxiety
i
felt
everywhere.''1
harbor.
Temperature
was
regarding
the
economic
conse
-
quence
ir
the
earthuuake.
There
i-
one
reas.surlns
fad
that
Osaka,
one
important
industrial
centre.
i
outside
the
zone
of
disaster.
Leading
hanker
here
are
optim.
istic
a
to
the
ability
of
the
anese
hanks
lo
meet
all
obliga-
set
of
100
watt
power
continuous
lions
providing
no
alarming
ru-
wave
isinc
vacuum
tube
exactly
mors
disturb
the
confidence
of
the
same
size
and
power
and
type
df
jMisilors
in
the
bank.
The
as
that
used
here
by
Mr.
Barns-hank
of
Japn
is
ready
lo
assist
to
ley-
They
send
the
short
wave
the
maximum
any
bank
on
which
message
about
200
metres.
Mr.
a
run
may
be
made,
it
announced
jHarsnley
was
able
lo
pick
up
the
today.
The
building,
vaults
and
mesase
last
night
owing
to
the
specie
aud
important
papers
of
the
Bank
of
Japan
are
safe.
PAIR
OF
JACKS
IS
TOWED
INTO
PORT
Halibut
Boat
Disabled
When
En-
olne
Gear
Is
Stripped
Brouoht
In
by
Malamute
The
Canadian
halibut
schooner
Pair
of
Jacks,
Capt.
John
Kar
on,
arrived
from
the
fishing
hanks
this
morning
in
tow
of
the
schooner
Malamute,
Capt.
A.
Sumle.
The
Pair
of
Jacks
be
came
disabled
wlieu
tier
engine
gear
was
stripped.
Hepairs
will
be
made
hele.
The
Pair
of
Jacks
had
a
short
catch
of
10,-000
pounds
while
the
Malamute
had
hardly
commenced
fishing
when
called
to
the
rescue.
COAL
STRIKE
IN
PENNSYLVANIA
IS
AVERTED
FINALLY
llAHIlISillMi,
Peun.,
Sept.
8
the
threatened
strike
of
miners
in
the,
Pennsylvania
coalfields
has
been
averted.
The
main
points
at
issue
have
been
arranged
and
a
conference
to
draw
up
a
contract
commenced
last
night.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
F.
W.
Mackintosh
are
leaving
shortly
for
San
Francisco
where
they
plan
to
lake
up
their
residence.
Subscribe
for
the
Dally
News.
Barnsley
Speaks
with
MacMillan
Expedition
on
Coast
of
Greenland
John
Uarnsley,
local
agent
pany,
wa
lat
night
in
communication
with
the
MacMillan
Arc-t
tic
expedition
on
the
schooner
l"d.
He
picked
them
up
just
after
midnight
and
not
only
wa
able
lo
give
them
the
fir.t
new
of
the
Japanese
disaster
and
other
world
events
but
also
relayed
several
private
messages
for
them
and
received
some
iiiterestin?
ileins
f)f
news
in
regard
to
l"
P'afe
where
they
are
laid
up
in
winter
quarters.
Among
the
messages
received
were
the
following:
"Ir"-
Letitla
ojr?,
rree-
all
well."
-A.H.ILL.
Headquarter.
Hurt-
fold.
Con
ll.
"Hearing
amateur
station
in
all
districts.
Please
have
gaits'
listen
every
nisrht
for
press
and
list
of
station
heard.
"Mix
(Operator,."
A
message
'from
Ifciuald
H.
McMillan,
head
of
the
expedition,
referring
to
a
tablet
which
hud
been
found
and
was
put
in
his
cabin!
was
also
picked
up.
In
a
direct
inesase
.to
Mr.
i
Uarnsley
the
oj-erator
mention
llf
111
llOCU
MM
-a
111
I
iiw
ll-inii
Illitaa.1
uionula
S-akea
Ifailil
!
"ri'
a"v.
"Arrived
here
August
li.
ou
fd
since
we
came
north
of
Ihsco
'Island.
Kscliant'ed
signals
with
a
station
in
Muine
and
one
in
Washington.
Thai
i
all.
You
rnoi
imagine
now
siaa
am
to
credi-'e'et
Into
co.munication
with
you.),"
i
V
.
7
,
excepuonuny
station1"''
50u
"
under-
1'ard
a
lot
r
your
,
llhrough
the
U.T.
fa
radio
mag-
f1rl,u,,",
rt"''1
Uine
Vlt
!.
an
average
of
.
I
am
inittiiiiz
on
a
new
I
he
ojieralor
said
he
had
not
(heard
of
the
catastrophe
in
Japan
so
Mr.
Barnsley
gave
him
an
out-
!line
of
the
new.
'
Asked
what
the
place
was
like,
he
said
they
had
a
fol
of
snow
'
-
2
-
He
also
said
he
wa
expect.
'"
"
leave
mis
morning
lor
a
Jwalru
hunt.
Similar
Radio
Instrument
The
Bowdoin
went
north
in
the
interest
of
science
and
she
is
me
with
an
amateur
radio
fact
that
the
highy
station,
which
cause
a
great
deal
of
local
interference,
was
not
working
at
the
lime.
'
The
Bowdoin
i
a
vessel
only
88
feet
long,
the
smallest
ship
that
ever
entered
the
north.
She
i
an
auxiliary
schooner
built
in
Maine
and
suited
to
withstand
the
enormous
pressure
of
Hie
winter
ice!
She
carried
2,000
gallons
of
distillate
and
is
said
lo
have
the
large!
cruising
range
under
power
of
any
boat
in
the
world.
The
Bowdoin
touched
at
Lab
rador,
crossed
havis
Strait
to
(reenland
and
then
proceeded
up
the
west
shore
of
that
huge
island
stopping
here
aud
there
to
nuike
magnetic
observations
and
confine
at
leuslh
In
Elah.
in
78
degrees
north
latitude.
Using
the
ship
as
a
base
posts
will
be
established
for
the
collection
of
scientific
data
and
lkm-abl
Mix,
the
wireless
operator,
is
trying
experiment
with
hi
con
tinuous
wave
wireless
instrument.
'
4
The
Bowdoin
expects
to
leave
when
the
ice
break
.up
liexl
summer
and
reach
home
in
Sep.
tember
of
next
year.
GASOLINE
IS
DOWN
TO
THIRTY
CENTS
IN
VANCOUVER
ANNOUNCED
VANCOUVER.
Sept.
8.
Fid.
lowing
'representations
mlole
by
the
Automobile
Club
or
British
Columbia,
the
Imperial
Oil
ami
Union
Companies
reduced
the
price
ot
gasoline
three
cents
gallon
to
30c.
for
the
Union
bleaiiishio
Com
Howdoin
ou
the
coast
of
Greeu-
MUCH
COPPER
HOWE
SOUND
Production
About
Five
Tons
Per,
Man
Per
Day
at
Britannia
Mines
VA.VCOt
VKH,
Sepl.
8.
The
Howe
Sound
Company
has
brousrhl
Its
copper
mininjr
opera
tion
in
British
Columbia
uo
lo
full
rapacity.
According
lo
a
working
rptwirt
Ihu
"Ili-i
I
a
.
,-
SlIlplMllfr
...
i
subsidian-
handled
75
00ft
'
vwna
plete
ralin?
uf
the
;,500
tons
a
day
plant
which
started
to
run
only
in
February
last.
Xo
statement
of
metal
production
has
yet
been
given
out.
Copper
production
costs
are
unuersi
mm
io
oe
very
jow-
as
lt.l...H
..n:..-;
..
,r
'
'
D
ini"1!!!
E
CAD
fllUIUJIT,
rilll
I
v
fTDM
AM
VIVT
ULRlTliill
UlT
le
Curious
Method
of
Bringing
Home
to
People
Weakness
of
Ministry
BERLIN.
Sept.
8
Opponents
of
government
are
using
paper
,
lli'.UIUIII
tslllSLIglJi
'
which
to
ridicule
the
ministry
of
Chancellor
Streetiiann.
Onn
.
thousand
mark
notes
are
being
...i.tulu.l
I.
it...
i
..
f
-
,
words:
ve
have
the
honor
to
inform!
our
esieemea
customers
tnal
we
j
have
taken
over
and
liquidated
I
he
tirni
or
Cuuo
Limited.
Our
firm
will
be
Hilfenling
&
Strese-inanii,
dealers
in
paper
and,"
pulp."
PREPARE
CASE
FOR
GRAIN
COMMISSION
Committee
of
Five
to
be
Appointed
to
Place
Rupert's
Claims
Before
Visitors
11
was
left
for
the
president
of"
the
Board
of
Trade
to
appoint
a
committee
of
five
to
represent
Prince
Hupert's
case
before
thij.
meeting
of
Grain
Commissioners
to
be
held
in
this
city
on
September
18.
President
Oibbons
at
the
meeting
last
night
suggested
that
Fred
Stork.
M.P.,
should
undertake
the
chairmanship
of
the
coinmiltee.
but
a
resolution
was
finally
parsed
empowering
the
appointment
of
the
committee
and
also
authorizing
the
entertain
ment
committee
to
function
for
the
occasion.
LEAGUE
BASEBALL
National
League
Brooklyn
3,
Boston
11,
Chicago
0,
Pittsburgh
4.
Philadelphia
10.
New
York
6.
Cincinnati
1-8,
St.
Louis
5-5.
American
League
Boston
1,
Philadelphia
0.
St.
Loui
2,
Chicago
7.
hetrolt
II,
Cleveland
0.
'Coast
Leaaue
.Salt
Lake
7,
Seattle
8.
san
I
rancisco
8,
Vernon
4,
(
Lo
Angeles
1,
Oakland
3.'
bucrameuto
5,
Portland
1.