1923
WhM
Vu
Want
A
TAXI
WW
P.R.FISH
MARKET
99
(hone
871.
in
a
hurry
FRESH
CRIBS
A
OYSTERS,
Pbwe
s
Prime
BEEF,
LAMB
A
VEAL
est
Car
and
Best
Service
PRINCE:
RUPERT
FRESH
KILLED
POULTRY.
In
tha
Oily.
Rates
Reasonable
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
A
Trial
Order
Solicited.
VOL
NO.
XIII.,
NO.
218.
IMIINCK
IIUI'KliT,
11.(1,
SATl
UDAY.
SKI'TKMUKH
15,
11)23.
YMUrdti'i
Circulation
1647
Strut
Salt
MT.
PniCE
FIVE
CENTS.
Lively
Tilt
at
r
..
.
congress
as
on
Strike
is
Tom
Moore
is
Re-elected
President
with
P.
M.
Draper
Secretary:
Chosen
with
two
VANCOUVER,
Sepl.
15,
Torn
.Moore
was
re-elected
president
of
tin
Trade
and
Labor
Congress
of
Camilla
and
London,
Ontario,
wits
chosen
a
lie
place
of
next
ear's
convention
at
the
closing
sessioiiMif
the
31ti
labor
convention
here
yesterday.
The
mime
of
Jin
k
Kavaiiangli
of
Vancouver
wa
also
placed
in
nomiiiution
for
the
presidency,
I
lie
vole
standing:
Moore,
WO;
Kuvtuiatigli.
10.
'I'.
M.
draper
of
Ottawa
wu
elected
serelary-treasurer
ly
neclaiiuilioii.
Harm
Petlipiere
and
A,
J.
Crawford
of
Vunconver
are
vice-president,
and
Y.
II.
Cotlerell
of
Van-
wver.
chairman;
Perry
lien.
liiiiiali
of
Vancouver.
I'l.ll
It.
inilli
of
Virtorla.
nml
C.
Solly
of
New
Westminster,
were
appointed
u
a
H.C.
executive.
In
I
lit
rlosiug
minute
of
Jim
sr
iun
lliere
win
a
brief
but,
Icily
discussion
uf
the
Cape;
Hrelon
strike
when
tli1
reolu-'
lti!'s
committee
reeomiuelided
the;
sliilvitig
of
the
troliition
tn(
ro-
j
ilucnl
hy
the
Trailers
and
Labor
juiii
d
approving
tin
arllon
of
the
militant
section
of
(he
Novn
Scot
ia
workers
and
entleiied
Ihe
Hilled
workers
colon.
ihe
c
immure
declare!
it
was
note.-!
w
;
'liv
i
.al
no
resolution
on
this
sultj.
'
lia-l
heen
received
from
Hie
X
:
it
V..tia
councils
and
de-
prr
jt
-o
'he
fart
that
Vancouver
i
.!
r.
.
.iioo
miles
away
from
ftf
t
r
aw
fit
lo
uhinit
the,
iii.W
,
WVIU
of
Vam
ouvrr
defend
'
::
'
ucloni
of
hi
council.
Ho,
a
J
that
.
the
rcMilution
luul
lu
'
rnl
after
exniiiiiiatlon
of
alt
Hi
facts
and
he
helievH
the
com-
nnttec
ill
di-pi
crating
Iho
reconi-meiidatiou
of
action,
were
pas-
v
jmltf
iiieiit
on
Ihe
tiff
Hinted
luxly
wliidi
wa
not
proper.
J
Mrl.Kctilnn,
ilrtoii
prfsi-
lei.t
or
me
mine
workers
'i
,M
(i.
Hrg
l-jok
place
this
after-IMstricl
".'C.
in
a
orier
lateinenl
0on
n,
a
0-cOCh
frin
u,e
jialva-"f
'
po.itnn
diTliirH
lhejUm
Ary
rjn,t.
,
Fairview
trikers
were
on
Ihe
eve
of
vie-
i
iry
wiien
rresiueni
joiiii
i.rm
of
the
International
jumped
in.
If
he
hml
not
taken
this
action
the
following
night
would
In
all
probability
have
seen
the
men
back
at
work
and
the
soldiers
withdrawing
from
the
distrirt.
a
victory
for
the
workers.
Lewis,
ho
said,
had
some
grudge
against
the
miners
for
action
of
llieirs
during
the
previous-
year
and
he
look
Mils
method
of
getting
even.
President
Tom
Mooro
nid
he
had
Allowed
discussion
on
the
mailer
lo
some
extent
hul
on
ex
amining
Ihe
resolution
he
found
that
il
was
out
of
order
nml
he
so
ruled.
'
j
J.
Mcdonald
of.
Toronto
chal-h
ngit
the
ruling
of-Ihe
president
but
II
was
unstained
by
nil
overwhelming
majority
on
n
vole
being
taken.
Ilcyolulious
were
endorsed
peeking
aiileudmenl
of
(he
Hank
Act
to.
give
priority
of
claims
to
depositor.
and
asking
for
n
searching
iiivcstlmtlioii
into
the
affairs
of
Ihe
Home
Hank,
urging
Onliuio
worker
lo
invest
their
Mivlng
in
.(he
provincial
savings
office
in
order
lo
encourage
lis
onlinuaifce.
Another
resolution
'sks
Unit
an
exchange
of
cards
heivvecii
the
tinion"of
the
Anicri-ou
Federation
of
Labor
and
all
uiopeajiT'iiions
be
nrranped.
PAYMASTER
ROBBED
WINNIPEG
OF
$2,500
WINMPF.O,
Sept.
15.
W.
Henderson,
paymaster
of
the
Western
King
Manufacturing
'"
was
hold
on
bv
armed
biuidlls
"par
Ihe
main
office
building
and
i-obhed
of
t'ifiM)
payroll
in
cash.
ELEOTION
IN
WINNIPEG
OTTAWA,
Sept.
15.
The
fed-eral
hy-eleetrou
In
North
Winnipeg
necessitated
by
Ihe
nppolnl-""'iil
of
j,
MoMurrny
lo
the
t'aldnel
will
be
held
October
21
Nomination
will
luko
place
Oc-toLtr
io,
es
,
:
ne
i
Thrown
out
B.C.
Executive
is
Vice-Presidents.
BUILDING,
832;
BALL
PARK,
20S
Total
paitl
adiiiiiniiH
In
lh'
Fair
Huildiitg
yesterday
were
832,
most
of
Hirin
being
In
Ihe
inns,
qurradc
lul
night.
A
I
the
tr;t
If
of
the
sport
field
.'((
admission
were
paid.
These
figure
were
l'lh
exrltisive
of
season
tirkel.
The
unle
to
Ihe
dance
exceeded
last
yeaf's
I
toil
Ihe
general
admission
for
(he
day
was
not
so
high.
LATE
MAGNUS
BURG
IS
BURIED.
TODAY
Funer'
Took
PUce
Tnl
,Ur
noon
From
Salvation
Army
,
Citadel
to
Fairview
Cemetery
The
funeral
of
the
late
M3-
.
i,
.,,.
,i!like
Vancouver.
IIM.
IlltlVIJ,
..t.
jltnv.
J.
J.
Smithsou
officiated,
Mr.
Coleman
presided
at
the
organ
and
a
solo
was
sung
by
Capl.
Chalk
of
Anyox.
The
pallbearers
were
A,
Martin.
John
Dybhavu,
F
V.
Hurl,
A.
hat-son.
I'.
Soleui.
There
were
floral
tribute
lo
,l,at
,lu're
much
disconlenl
Mr.
a
the
memor
oflerease,
from
n,,.i
Mr-
.i..i,
tivi.l.nwi.
Mr.
nii.tld
dissatisfaction
In
Ihe
rcla-
Mi's.
James
Mastin.
Capl.
and
Mrs.
Colemau,
Iftidies
of
the
SuHSntion
Army.
Hrntlierhood
of
Carpenters
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
O.
Oleiiuie.
NATIYE
VISITORS
HAD
tfCDV
rklllWADir
TIME
VlKI
LHJUiADLL
llluE
Johnson
Hush,
manager
of
the
Orceuville
Hand,
who
has
had
iiiuii.1
..lit...,,.,
.if
.
.
tin.
.
iliinrns
.......
in
...
I
tin
-
tin
.
.
I.tixe
Hall
Ibis
week,
called
at
Hie
dully
News
office
Ihis
morning
iitul
asked
that
the
thanks
of
the
natives
he
expressed
lo
Ihe
fair
management
ami
the
people,
here
for
the
fine
lime
Itiey
tiave
timl
uring
the,
fair.
All
enjoyed
Ihein-selves
Ihoi-oiighly
and
will
rvlurn
home
tomorrow
wilh
pleasant
remembrances
of
Ihe
IU23
fair.
The
ihince
last
night
at
the
!'
Luxe
Jlall
was
well
iitlended
and
kept
up
until
a
lale
hour.
The
OreiMivillo
orchestra
provided
Ihe
music.
GRAIN
COMMISSION
IS
TAKING
A
HOLIDAY
IN
SOUTH
UNTIL
MONDAY
VICTOUIA,
Sept.
15,
-
Ihe
eliiims
of
tloi
southern
mainland
Vancouver
Island
asking
for
lermlniil
fneilllies
for
the
hand
ling
oT
grain
Iniv.e
been
presented
In
t
Ii
(v
HomiI
Oriiiu
Inquiry
Commission
which
today
concluded
its
invesllmitUm
in
(his
part
of
tlio
world
prepnrnlory
to
Journeying
lo
Prince
ltuperl.
Commission,
cr
will
lake
a
brief
holiday
hero
before
going
north
on
Monday
to
hold
a
silling
in
dm
northern
terminal
port.
PREPARING
WAY
I
FOR
VISITORS;
Grain
Commissioners
to
Inquire
Into
Terrqlnal
Facilities
and
Trade
Routes
H.
J.
Deachmaii,
secretary
of
the
lloyal
Grain
Inquiry
Couimis-sion,
which
will
hold
session
In
Prince
Hupert
next
week,
urrived
elerday
ufternooii
from
Vancouver
to
make
arraiiKeiiieiils
for
the
holding
of
the
silling
here.
The
commi4ioiierH
will
arrive
here
next
Wednesday
aflernoon
from
Vancouver.
'Ihe
essionn
will
open
either
on
Thursday
or
Friday
inorniiii;
In
Ihe
ci'y
council
chamher
at
10:30
in
the
morniiiif.
The
Hoard
of
Trade
has
plans
for
showing
Ihe
com-missluners
Ihe
haihor
facilities
and
oilier
jioinls
of
inlerest
and
the
lime
of
holding
Ihe
silliiiKt
will
de'iend
on
Ihe
lime
thai
is
most
suitable
for
the
outside
inspections.
The
commission
will
leave
here
for
Calgary,
where
its
next
session
will
he
held,
on
Friday
evening.
Mr.
Iachmuu
hiuisHf
is
going
east
louight
ami
will
uol
he
here
for
the
holding
of
the
session.
Reconnlze
Prince
Rupert
At
the
por?
of
Vancouver.
Mr.
Deacliiiiau
slalrd,
the
commission
hud
received
evidence
as
lo
the
ixissibilities
of
I
lie
Pacific
route
for
Ihe
shipment
of
grain
including
destination
via
I
lie
Panama
Canal,
trans-Pacific
to
.China
ami
Japan
and
even
to
Soulli
America.
Prince
llunert'n
!cae,
il
was
expected,
would
be
somewhat
iiarallel
to
Vancouver
and
similar
evidence
wan
being
preparcd
for.
The
most
import
ant
features
of
(he
evidence
here.
II
was
expected,
would
he
the
de
AItIIMly-itfTMfT
tt
ftCtfi
grain
rouie
ami
die
mailer
ol
an
elevalor.
,
'I
he
commission
had
realized
(hat
Prince
ltuperl
was
a
nulle
possible
grain
shipping
port
and
for
that
reason
it
had
bfco
Included
in
Ihe
itiuery
uf
Ihe
commission.
Vancouver
had
uo(
always
been
a
grain
shipping
oorl
and
I
his
oort
sIiow
imI
iios-
isiliililies
of
also
becoming
one
The
lloyal
(Sraiu
Inquiry
Commission
had
it
gene
Ms
in
Ihe
fact
that
last
year
at
Ollawa
there
was
a
special
committee
appointed
to
inquire
into
the
agricul
tunil
conditions
of
Canada.
This
comiiiitlcc
brought
out
the
fact
M.
ii.
.
.
i:
....
"""V'"'
ejisung
i.eiweeu
couu-
Iry
elevators,
transportation
com
panics
and
t
lie
fanners.
The
et)minis-ion
wu
thus
apulnted
wilh
the
following
otllcers,
all
of
wlioni
will
-visit
Hi
is
city
In
he
coilfse
of
their
lour
of
N,"u',n
i-anaua
wuieii
nas
now
been
in
progress
for
several
week.
Members
of
Commission
Hon.
W.
F.
A.
'L'urgeon,
chair
man,
who
.....
was
-.
attorney
-
.
general
-
--
-
--
of
Saskatchewan
rfor
several
yeat-.s
and
who
ha
been
actively
associated
with
the
goveriimen!
which
had
much
to
do
wilh
the
shaping
of
Ihe
policy
of
the
farmers
in
regard
(o
the
marketing
of
grain."
Mr.
'l'urgeon
Is
now
a
judge
of
Ihe
Supreme
Court
of
Saskatchewan
but
he
still
retains
a
very
keen
inlerest
in
Ihe
welfare
of
the
farmers
of
Ihe
West
dr.
d.
A.
MeUibbon;
lit-iiil
of
Ihe
faculty-
Of
economics'
in.
Ihe
University
of
Alberta,
who
has-given
close
and
particular
study
lo
the
question
of
transportation
and
has
written
at
least
one
ins
oortant
hook
on
the
subject.
Dr.
W.
J.
llulherford,
head
of
Ihe
fucully
of
agriculture
at
the
Universily
of
-Saskiilclievvan
James
(lullirie
Scott,
owner
and
operalor
of
railways
In
llio
province
of
Ouetiec.
Advisers
and
Reporters
Associated
wilh
Ihe
commit)
siou
as
leclinical
advisers
are
l
I).
Young,
dechnical
ailviser
for
Ihe.
grain
Iriule,
and
H.
.
A.
Thompson,
milling
expcrl,
Tlie
slenographio
and
report
lug
slalV
liiclmles
I..
E.
Cross,
Jos.
Howe,
Mr.
Ilalpin,
Mr.
Ulue,
Mrv.
O'donohue,
Miss
Kyle,
mul
Mibs
Howe.
Mr.
Sieves
of
thi
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Retains
I
Championship
Louis
Firpo
NEW
YOHK,
Sept.
15.
Jack
dempsey,
world's
heavyweight
champion,
knocked
out
Louis
Angel
Firpo,
the
challenger,
in
the
second
round
of
u
scheduled
fifteen
round
bout
last
ufght.
The
bout
coded
57
seconds
after
the
slart
of
a
furious
second
round
when
I)empse
floored
the
challenger
with
punches
lo
the
body
and
when
he
struggled
lo
hi
reel
knocked
him
out
with
Ihe
left
and
right
to
(he
chin.
The
Ladle
vas
witnessed
by
00,000
people
and
was
one
of
the
fiercest
heavyweight
contests
'fought
in
years.
4
SKIRMISHER
DUE
ARRIVE
MONDAY
The
C.O..M.M.
freighter
Skirmisher
will
arrive
in
port
on
Monday
and
will
commence
loading
on
:
Tuesday
morning
wilh
300.000
reel
or
hemlock
"baby"
squares
for
Japan.
In
addition
the
freighter
will
load
the
shipment
of
,
canned
Tish
which
is
lo
be
purchased
wilh
the
runds
raised
locnllyfor.
ftie
fe-lief
of
the
sufferer
in
the
recent
Japanese
earthquake.
4V
Uulpli
Lcpiue
has
been
appointed
local
agent
for
the
McMillan
Export
Co..
the
firm
handling
the
lumber
here.
LEAGUE
BASEBALL
American
League
St.
Louis-Philadelphia,
post-1
ponedt
Chicago
7,
New
York
i.
Cleveland
3,
Moston
1.
Del
roil
8,
Washington
3.
National
League
Jloston
t-t,
Cincinnati
0.Uv
Pillshurg-Mrotiklyii,
postponed.
Philadelphia
2,
St.
Louis
i.'
New
York
I,
Chicago
7.
'
Coast
League
,
,
Verlion
0,
Sacranienlo
II.
Oakland
P,
Salt
Lue
II.
Portland
13,
San
Francisco
C.
Seattle
8,
Los
Angeles
I.
PRINCE
AT
WINNIPEG
YlNNIPi:ti,
Sepl.
15.
The
train,
with
Ihe
Prince
of
Wales
arrived
here
tit
1.55
this
afternoon
und
lert
five
intitule
later
for
Calgary.
Rancher
vm.
$
-iW
2
JBW
kit
i
9"
S
Ikr
Iviaprrns
Franrr.
baltaM
Hckt,
World
Boxing
by
Knotmgottf
in
Second
WL,m
The
Argentine
giant
after
be
ing
floored
five
times
in
the
first
round
knocked
Dempsey
com-plelely
through
Ihe
ropes,
and
wheii
Hie
champion
crawled
back
in.
he
was
groggy
and
bleeding
jand
probably
only
managed
to
dast
through
the
round
because
of
jhis
great
experience.
Firpo's
famous
pile
driving
right
was
his
Tjlast
effective
weapon.
He
sunk
thi
blow
into
Dempsey's
body
and
smashed
him
on
the
chin
at
every
iniiimrtiinilv
opportunity
dempsey
(ore.
right
into
Firpo
fioni
the
start,
knocking
over
short
lefls
and
rights
while
the
'bewildered,
slow-moving
Argen
tinean
retreated.
dempsey's
weigh!
was
U2Vj
pounds
while
Firpo
tipped
i
lie
scale
at
21tHi,
Manager
Jack
Kearn
was
in
charge
or
Demp
sey
s
corner
assisted
by
Joe
Men-
jamlii.
Pacific
coast
lightweight,
and
Jerry
Luvardis
his
trainer.
In
charge
of
the
challenger's
cor
ner
was
llugliie
(artland,
one
of
Firpo's
business
representatives.
Hotatio
Lavelle
and
Cuglielmo
Widnier.
Dempsey
received
a
deafening
ovation
vvheit'she
was
announced
as
"Out-
Wu
Jack
Dempsey,
champion
of
Hie
world,"
Firpo
also
gid
n
tremendous
reception
when
he
howiil
lo
the
crowd
.af
(er
his
introduction.
Johnny
Callighcr
of
New
York
was
named
referee.
He
brought
Ihein
to
the
centre
of
the
ring
for
instruction
at
tnjii
o'clock.
The
total
gale
receipts
for
the
right
amounted
to
about
1.270,
000
or
Wliich
Dempsey
gels
M80,
000
ami
l-Trpu
about
1
150,000.
!
FIVE
WERE
KILLED
IN
AIRPLANE
DISASTER
LONDON,
Sept.
15.
Five
persons
were
.killed,
Including
Ihe
pilot
mii
ni'echunio
by
the
crush-
ing
or
the
Mauchesier-Lomlon
airplane
lale
yesterday,
LIBRARY
GETS
SUM
OF
$712
Total
Contribution
For
Week
Fell
Short
of
Amount
Needed
For
New
Books
As
a
result
of
the
drive
to
se-y
euro
book
for
the
public
library,
the
sum
of
$712
ha
been
realized
jaml
thi
amount
will
be
invested
in'
boo!;
as
oon
a'possible.
Yesterday
7
4
was
collected.
There
have
been
some.
promises
from
those
who
did
not
fill
out
cards
ami
these
ami
any
others
who
would
like
to
aid
the
cause
are
asked
to
IPave
I
lie
i
r
contributions
at
the
library.
Miss
Orant
is
there
this
afternoon
and
will
be
thrre
"Ibis
.evening.
Hooks
as
welf
a
money
will
be
appreciated.
In
.order
lo
complete
'the-
sum
of
1.000
needed
step
will
be
taken
later.
It
is
expected,
lo
raise
the
money
in
some
other
way.
REUEF
FOR
JAPANESE
ON
INCOMING
STEAMER
Nineteen
of
the
Refugees
Will
Disembark
at
Victoria
From
President
Jefferson
VICTOUIA.
Seid.
15.
As
the
steamer
President
Jefferson,
carrying
the
first
survivor
of
the
Japanese
earthquake
to
cross
the
Pacific,
neared
Victoria
today,
the
provincial
goverHin'enL
red
cross
and
other
relief
agencies
completed
final
preparations
for
the
relief
of
a
number
on
board
who
are
reported
injured
and
others
who
lost
their
all
in
the
disaster.
Nineteen
of
the
refugees
will
disembark
here
when
(he
ship
LONDON,
Sepl.
15.
Madame
Marie
Fatuity,
who
is
charged
here
wilh
Ihe
murder
of
her
mil
lionaire
husband,
a
pseudo,
Egyptian
prince
by
shooting
him
in
Ihe
Savoy
Hotel
two
months
ago,
was
acquitted
this
morning.
Announcement
of
Imr
acquittal
was
received
with
cheer
and
llio
court
was
ordered
cleared.
TYPHOON
BROKE
TODAY
ON
COAST
JAPAN
OSAKA,
Sept.
15.
A
typhoon
broke
over
the
mainland
today
and
ship'
carrying
relief
materials
look
refuge
at
he
coast
town
of
Too
tore,
northwest
of
Kobe.
It
is
reported
inundated.
VANCOUVER
MAN
DROWNS
VANCOUVER,
Sept.
1
5;
Albert
(oodall
of
this
city
was
drowned
this
morning
in
Howe
Sound
when
he
fell
off
the
deck
of
the
launch
in
which
he
and
several
rriends
were
on
a
hunting
trip.
I
lie
body
was
recovered.'
'
J.
Legge-Willis,
TornMy
wireless
operalor
on
Hie
tanker
Ta-laralite
ami
at
one
time
the
Union
steamer
Chelohsin,
Y
now
an
assistant
purser
on
the'CN'.H.
steamer
Prince
(ieorgel
'
CP.
It.
sleaiuer
Princess
Meat-r'u-e,
Capt.
Clitf
is
due
from
Vancouver
uTnf
wayports
al
5
o'clock
Ihis
ariernoou
sailing
for
the
south
shortly
thereafter.
Th
school
board
last,
night
authorized
Ihe
purchase
of
a
door
from
D.
Med.
llu'nler
ferjhe
lluolh
Memorial
School
playslied.
TELEPHONE
DIRECTORY
A
new
Issue
of
the
Telephone
Directory
is
about
lo
go
to
press.
All
those
desiring
change
or
additions
(6
present
listings,
pleuse
nollfy
the
Superintendent
in
writing
hy
September
20th.
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