Pi
NTICTON.
Sent.
3.
J.
J.
John
slon
of
New
was
elected
president
of
the
Good
lloads
League
of
llritjsh
Columbia,
Other
officer
were:
1st
Vice-President
J.
II.
CoU(
Icy.
Kamloops.
-ml-
Lome
Hoe,
Penticton.
3nl
A
E.
Howse,
Princeton.
I'll
Heeve
Lockley,
Esquimau
Scrrrfary
Frank
11.
Mini.
Early
completion
of
Ihe
trans-
lmvuirial
highway
to
make
it
available
for
Ihe
1925
tourist
season
wan
urged
in
a
resolution
wliicli
requested
the
government
lu
make
public
the
amount
realised
on
the
Ihree
per
cent
gasoline
lax
and
make
a
definite
allo-'aiion
of
the
whole,
fund
for
hinh-way
construction.
Deputy
Minister
of
Public
Warns.
J.
Griffiths
announced
uiai
K
government-had
appropriated
20,000
toward
Ihe
com-I'letluu
of
the.
road
from
Quesncl
to
Wince
George.
TWO
LIBERALS
ARE
ELECTED
Montreal
and
Rlmouskl
Return
Supporters
of
the
MacKenzle
King
Government
MONTH
KAL.
Scot.
3.
In
Ihe
Hiinouskl
federal
by-elecllon
yes
'day
Sir
Eugene
Fiset,
Liberal
was
elected
over
his
conservative
"I'P'inent.
llelurns
are
incoiu
t'ble
'
Ihe
Si.
Antolne
division
of
Montreal
Alderman
V.
J.
Hush'-'""i
Liberal,
defeated
William
"oks
of
Montreal,
Conservative,
approximately
a
Ihousam
niujoilly
Later
I'isel
defeated
Ehear
Basse.
vll'o
by
a
majority
of
1500.
INDIANS
FINED
Ihivhl
Siiillh,
nallve
W'liiga,
was
fined
25
al
of
Sllpoiidlary
Magistrate
K
T.
eiiny
f01.
i)(,.i.rj11jf
cariboo
meal
Ll"l
lie
Sin
1
1
ti
was
assessed
iinrinni
it
i
10
i
'"f"
similar
offence.
Harney
and
j
before
proceeding
to
t'e
l""
.Inn.,
It
Ai
ii
t
......
I
"
.i
.
V....-C
lliis
mnrnillir.
Lad
no
doubt
as
Ui
Ihe
WITHDRAW
TROOPS
FROM
HERRIN,
ILLS.
HEIUUN,
Ills.,
Sept.
3.
Slate
troops
slalioned
here
since
the
outbreak
between
alleged
members
of
Ihe
Ku
Klux
Klan
and
lheir
opponents,
wlmn
six
men
were
killed,
were
ordered
lo
return
lo
their
homes
lo-day.
the
militia
commander
and
Ihe
stale
attorney,
D.
Duly,
who
pro-
from
Ihe
cily
hall.
I
lie
city
to
tesieo
against
me
nimn.n
ui
VVestmins'ter
provide
Ihe
lank
and
leading
pipe
and
oo
ine
excavation.
Aid.
Collarl
though
thai
the
.contract
price
should
cover
the
entire
installation.
The
report
was
adopted
with
Ihe
understanding
thai
the
Hoard
or
Works
lake
steps
lo
keep
Ihe.
cost
within
Ihe
figure
allowed.
Jack
Munro
arrived
.
from
Walun
Hiver
oil
Ihe
Prince.
Georjre
Ibis
morning
and
will
sail
for
Ihe
south
tomorrow
nighl.
.Mr.
'Munro
is
a'
brother
of
Ihe
late
Kenny
Munro
and
is
well
known
here.
Vice
President
of
Gold
Company
Assured
of
Success
of
Project
Plant
Ready
in
Three
Weeks
The
Plant
being
installed
at
Massett
by
the
P.I1.C.
Mines
.
r
II
v
I
rimil
u
ill
II
r
iri.ld
from
the
black
sands
is
almost
Ijiii.
lor
hip
cjuuih""
o
-
,
,
.
.
i
...i,i
i.o
mini
ni?
m
about
three
weeks
uuu
suuu
u
"
"
compieieu
,
,
.,
.:.1..
r
u
ill
lV
.v.---
Mr.
Hlock
yesterday
elected
vice-president
of
the
League
of
Nations
commission
oil
social
and
humanitarian
questions.
STEADY
MOVEMENT
TO
HARVEST
FIELDS
One
Hundred
and
Fifty
Men
Halo
Been
Sent
from
Here
Since
.August
20
The
C.N.H.
eily
ticket
olllce
re.
porls
a
steady
movement
of
men
from
Ibis
cily
lo
Ihe
prairie
harvest-fields.
Since
August
20,
150
men
were
sent
east
from
here.
Transportation
orders
are
furnished
by
Ihe
provincial
labor
time,
the
corn-
said
he
now
i
it
...ncenlrates
per
day.
It
is
We
intention
ot
uie
company
in
me
very
near
future
to
extend
its
operations
so
as
to
nanuie
l.ouu
day.
There
win
m
,
tons
per
,,
one
plant-
The
pure
gold
will
be
shipped
through
Prince
Iluprrl.
,.v
Some
extract
ion
"
il...
Antniiiinv
4
been
made
ai
m
"
,
smaller
plant
al
nose
pl
having
official
iim
t
.
..-.4
ittnlltlp.il
turns,
Mr.
wock
stalemenl
as
to
lu
make
a
definite
Ihe
results.
There
nas
vw.
gdd
shipped
yet.
The
most
of
the
macnineiy
n.
already
been
installed
in
,
Ihe
Mas-s,lt
Mr.
ck
e-tlll,,,.d
Inlet
Plnnl.
and
Ihe
laboratory
is
in-
fiitiiiilil.
D.
S.
.....iv
..f
llaieltuu.
is
manager
m....ii
ns
well
as
assayei
rbi-niisL
C.
T.
Cabrera
is
m
charge
al
Hose
Spil.
.i..
iti..b
who
has
been
Massell
Inlet
for
Ihe
past
m.n
h
came
over
lo
arrange
f
or
al
and
at
for
the
de.
very
of
Ihe
rest
of
the
machinery
also
to
hal
is
needed
and
George
V.
.
Flele
her
pre-sidenl
,,m.
who
I
duo
of
,
company,
train
from
evening's
on
this
may
F
"
Philadelphia.
They
iiiikiiii.
ii'in"1
-
-
.
DANDURAND
CHOSEN
VICE-PRESIDENT
LEAGUE
COMMITTEE
GENEVA,
Sept.
3.
Senator
Dandurand
of
Montreal
was
D.
G.
Slpu'ari.
1
1
a
member
Prince
lluperl
Hoards
of
Trade,
Olaf
Hanson
put
some
pertinent;
questions
to
the
meeting
regarding
Ihe
necessity
of
importing
produce
from,
the
state
of
Washington
and
southern
British
Columbia
which
could
be
and
was
grown
successfully
in
sufficient
quantities
along
the
line
of
the
fi.T.l
This
was
an
anomaly
which
worked
to
the
disadvantage
of
the
local
farmers
He
asked
if
it
were
not
possible
that
Ihe
local
consumvrs
and
producers
could
act
together
Iq
cut
out
this
economic
wasfe.
Nickerson
Speaks
G.
W.
Nickerson
of
Ihe
Prince
Hupert
Board
of
Trade,
from
his
point
of
view,
told
in
a
construc
tive
speech
what
was
necessary
to
enable
the
Hulkley
Valley
pro-
1
dure
lo
compete
successfully
with
foreign
produce.
From
a
sales
man's
point
of
view,
he
told
the
assembled
farmers
what
he
had
been
up
against
in
the
past
in
handling
(he
produce
of
(he
Hulk
ley
Valley
in
hay
that
was
not
clean
hay
but
full
of
weeds,
po
tatoes
there
were
not
up
to
grade.
ami
butler
that
was
bad
butler
He
instanced
hay
coining
from
Washington
in
regular
repeat
or
tiers,
potatoes
from
southern
B.C.
of
a
regular
quality,
and
butler,
cream
and
eggs
coming
in
increasing
quanlilias
from
Edmonton,
passing
right
through
Ihe
length
of
Ihef
Bulkley
Val
lev
to
Ihe
Prince
Huperl
market.
Mr.
Nickerson
staled
that
Prince
Huperl
wanted
to
buy
these
things
from,.
Ihe
Bulkley
Va'TTey
and
the
Bulkley
Valley
farmers
wanted
to
sell
lo
Prince
Huperl
He
emphasised
the
necessity
of
pulling
Hie
goods
in
the
proper
.Ji
r
.
.
.
I
siiupn
mm-
nuii
hci
ami
oi
main-
bureau
where
general
orders
wer"
(nining
a
regular
and
steady
ZJ7ZC
I
SubecTIbTioTthe
Daily
New.
received
last
week
for
200
men.
Supply
.he
year
round.
Inste.d
TAXI
BOSTON
GRILL
25
and
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
Ambulance
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor
for
hire.
Suitable
for
Service
dances,
banquets
and
wedding
Anywhere
at
Anytime.
parties.
Stand
Royal
Hotel,
3rd
Ave.
For
rates,
apply
to
Boston
PRINCE
RUPERT
and
6th
SL
Grill,
Third
Ave.
MATT
VIDECK,
Prop.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
Phone
457.
VOL.
XIV.,
NO.
207
1'IllNCE
HfPEHT.
H.C.,
WEDNESDAY,
SEPTEMBER
3,
1024.
YrMfrdaj-i
ClrcuUtton,
1788
Strl
507
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS.
,r
FIGHTlNii
,
IN
Prince
Rupert
Speakers
at
Farmers'
Dinner
Given
by
s
CHINA
TODAY
BOARD
OF
TRADE
MEMBERS
GET
GREAT
RECEPTION
IN
BUCKLEY
VALLEY
Fighting
Commeces
in
China
Near
Shanghai
Between
Rival
Forces
and
British
are
Ready
SHANGHAI,
Sept.
U.
Fighting
commenced
today
between
rival
Tiichun
forces
ut
Shanghai.
The
volunteer
corps
and
defence
unit,
which
includes
British
light
horse,
United
States
cavalry
und
infantry
and
six
urmored
cars
aud
a
field
artillery
and
machine
gun
company
are
under
emergency
orders
to
assume
their
posts
in
the
event
of
a
retreat
of
the
Chekiang
forces
upon
the
city.
More
than
twenty
foreign
craft
were
assembled
at
Shanghai
awaiting
any
action
of
the
rival
military
governors
which
would
S
hang
la
in
me
line
u
fire
and
Hie
liven
of
foreigner
in
jeopardy.
Hesides
I
tic
land
forces
of
100.-000
on
bolh
nides.
the
so-called
independent
Chinese
fleet
enlisted
in
the
service
of
Oeneral
Lu
Yung
llsiang
is
anchored
in
Wlungpoo
Hiver.
II
is
said
that
INSTALLATION
OF
OIL
BURNER
IN
CITY
HALL
APPROVED
BY
COUNCIL
The
city
council
lasl
night,
on
recommendation
of
I
he
finance
today
s
engagement
is
l'',li"li,lcommittee.
approved
of
the
Hoard
try
to
a
major
imiuc
i
.mii.
r
Vo,.ks-
proposal
lo
inslal
an
tomorrow.
oil
i,urner
m
u,e
city
halt
for
GOOD
ROADS
CONVENTION
Highway
In
Time
For
Next
Season
healing
purposes
providing
the
cost
does
not
exceed
$1,000.
In
answer
to-
a
question
asked
by
Mayor
Newton.
Aid.
Perry
said
thai
Hie
eonlrnet
price-
offers!
I
he
eily
was
985
1ml
llils
did
not
include
excavation
for
Hie
tank
.
,,
.
.
i
..
and
nines.
'
The
sum
of
41,000
Qovernment
Urged
to
Complete"""
I
.
I.
'I'l.
..
........
..
I
..!
tM
(WllOie
wurK.
in"
iniMinai
"
to
have
Hie
lank
across
the
sheet
SENATOR
FOWLER
DIED
LAST
NIGHT
OTTAWA,
Sept.
3.--The
death
occurred
here
last
night
of
Senator
George
William
Fowler
of
Sussex,
New
llrunswick,
aged
05,
He
served
on
Ihe
Legislature;
of
New
llrunswick
and
also
two
I
onus
in
the
Dominion
Parliament.
In
1916
he
was
given1
commanfd
of
a
battalion
raised
for
overseas
service,
Ihe
follow-
i
nig
year,
lie
became
a
senaior.
i
He
was
Conservative
in
politics,
j
"I.n.
Hip
pooij
Indian!"
Chief
Wild
Shoe
of
Hooka
n
a
bit
behind
life
paleface
brethren
in
his
appreciation
of
the
pleasure
of
buzz-wagoning
over
good
road.
Smithers
Fair
Association
(Special
lo
Daily
News)
of
producing
a
Utile
of
everything,
he
urged
the
farmers
lo
Urge
Get
Together
j
11,111
oul
vsl,ai
i"e
sieaoiesi
ue-
Oalled
upon
by
the
chairman
;
'"and
was
for
of
that
which
they
first
because
of
his
dual
position
could
produce,
whether
butter.
I.nll.
iinin
n
n
lariri.
consumer
ailll
l""a,,"i
"
wumciio
auu
iu
producer
in
the
district
and
as
a,""
denumd
and
keep
it
met
aclivilie
)f
both
Soiithers
anoV"r
,lie
DuiKioy
Doei
I'riiice
nuperi
uoaru
oi
ii'aue,
(old
of
his
activities
in
connection
with
the
Bulkley
Valley
beef
and
showed
that
by
not
being
in
position
to
supply
the
demand
every
month
of
the
year,
made
it
(continued
on
page
six)
FLYERS
REACH
NEWFOUNDLAND
HAWKES
HAY,
Nfd..
Sept.
3
The
L'niled
Stales
globe
flyers
arrived
hero
yesterday
afternoon
from
Labrador.
The
machines
broke
through
raii
and
dense
fog
and
landed
safely
after
making
the
290
mile
hop
from
Cartwright
Harbor.
Their
next
stop
will
be
at
SI.
John,
New
Brunswick.
PICTOU,
N.S.,
Sept.
3.
The
flyer
passed
over
cruiser
Milwaukee
al
noon.
Elaborate
preparations
are
being
made
here
for
their
welcome.
AUTO
RACER
WAS
Territory
of
Georgia
Revolt
Against
Soviet
Many
Killed
or
Wounded
!
j
GEM
OA,
Sept.
3.
All
of
Georgia
and
Azerbaijan
has
been
I
in
active
revolt
against
the
Moscow
Soviet
regime
for
the
past
J
five
days.
Half
of
the
territory
of
Georgia
has
already
been,
)
conquered
by
the
insurgents,
according
to
representatives
of
Georgia
litre,
who
have
received
despatches
from
that
country,.
!
The
sanguinary
struggle
is
continuing.
Fighting
is
occurring
in
j
the
streets
of
Hatum.
LONDON,
Sept.
3.
Despatches
received
here
says
that
Georgia
and
Azerbaijan
are
revolting
against
the
Soviet.
Many
!
have
been
killed
and
wounded
in
sanguinary
couflicts,
Railway
j
and
telegraph
communication
is
interrupted.
CHECK
ARTIST
l
KILLED
IN
ACCIDENT
BHOOKLANDS,
Sept.
3.
Darin
Hesla,
Ihe
famous
auto
rUcerwas
killed
while
attempting
to
es.
tablish
a.
world
record.
The
car
plunged
from
the
track
and
the
wreckage
caught
fire
and
was
destroyed-
The
mechanician
was
uninjured.
MADE
CLEANUP
Cecil
Rutherford
Alleged
to
Have
Cached
Worthless
Checks
to
Value
of
$374.50
COMMITTED
FOR,
TRIAL
i
month
and
received
cash
and
goods
in
full
for
them
except,
in
one
case
where
Wong
Lina,
Chinese
restaurant
keeper
of
Sixth
Street,
held
out
on
accused
OPPOSE
LOAN
TO
GERMANY
Manufacturers
of
Britain
Petition
Parliament
Against
8tep:
Dumping
Charged
LONDON,
Sept.
3.
The
national,
union
of
manufacturers
of
oiiini
maker
of
ii
jv
Kelowna
-and
u
i
alleged
liameiil
against
granting
the
pro-
SMITHEHS.
Sept.
3.
Taking
advantage
of
the
presence
in
phoney
check
artist,
committed
I'0"9'1
1,,an
of
60.000,000
bp
er-
from
of
the
for
trial
in
the
city
police
court
"'dnJ
11,1
"iLiuuiy
oi
ui
-union
Orders
for
their
withdrawal
came!
town
of
farmers
nearly
every
part
Bulkley
valley
,
...
.
i
tt
m
t
m
t
1
1
.
,
i
;
.
i
ma
!
u!ivw
nmo
nf
Ilin
linn
n
Iaiiu
a
rik
afler
a
heated
dispute
between
and
from
other
places
along
me
line
oi
uie
u.
i
.r.,
uie
omiuiers
uns
morning
oy
aiagisira:
.
mc-
"
troops'
Fair
Association
were
hosts
at
the
first
farmers'
dinner,
at
the
Clymont
on
a
charge
of
obtaining
l"
V
uivpuiituiuu
cMriflnsiim
of
Ihe
fair
there
last
rridav
niirht.
It
was
a
most
moner
bv
false
orelences.
ore-
01
nusn
gooas
in
oruer
10
pre
interesting
meetings
S.
II.
Hoskins
presided,
supported
by
J.
I
sen
led
eight
worthless
checks
to
C.
K.
Sealy,
president
of
Ihe
association,
over
fifty
guests
being
'prominent
local
business
houses
present
to
listen
to
a
discussion
on
the
subject
of
economic
to
a
total
value
of
$371.50
within
agriculture.
Delegates
from
the
Prince
Rupert
Board
of
Trade
the
space
of
a
very
few
days
last
visiting
party
were
also
invited.
These
were
S.
J.
McLeod,
president;
Geo.
W.
Nickerson
and
vent
Oerm'any
benefitting
by
the
British
preference.
Germany
dumps
goods
into
Britain
and
these
find
their
way
to
the
Dominions.
LIBRARY
INTEREST
s
IS
ON
THE
INCREASES
aud
saved
$26,
having
paid
only
oS
Z
n
t
l
5
pari
of
Ihe
check
tendered,
This
,
.
X
,
.1
.
.
tin
short
tin
nnll.prfnrHV
wuk
".
S
as.
far
as
presented
by
today,
today.
-
liminary
hearing
but
was
lold
by
the
magistrate
that
il
was
not
up
lo
him
to
enter
a
plea
on
Ibis
occasion.
Accused
will
come
up
before
Judge
Young
for
election.
In
most
of
Ihe
cases,
Huther-ford,
under
aliases,
is
alleged
lo
have
represented
himself
as
an
emolovee
of
Frank
Salter
and
I
the
checks
which
be
is
charged
with
missing
passing
were
supposed
lo
have
been
for
wages.
One
check
for
67.85
was
signed
by
him
self
and
was
drawn
on
the
Hoya!
Bank
al
Kelowna.
It
was
cashed
by
Owen
Fisher
and
was
relumed
protested
from
Kelowna.
Numerous
Amounts
Hulherford
is
alleged
lo
have
cashed
checks
as
follows
receiving
cash
or
goods
for
them
mostly
cash
with
the
one
ex
ception:
at
Mrs.
Uralilman
s
store,
SMH.85;
Gils
Cigar
blurt
19.05
)5;
Says
Librarian's
Report
OrOseCUtiOIl
in
COUrt
Inl..it
In
Hip
nnhlin
lil.pupvE
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u
.
ja
I
f
I
III.
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httatnmOnl
111
Hid
tlflliP...
in-nnn.l
.lii.lnn
n.
.....n.
nft
J.
.Mcueoit,
:.:
1
piesmenl
or
the,
wi
arrest
,.,
aii,iiii
vt,,
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.
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......
.
.
n
u.iv.-,
.
r.
JIUU3I
IU1S
JCai
UlC4
UUI,
tti
souglil
to
do
the
same
in
his
pre-1
shown
by
the
record
of
books"
loaned.
This
was
contained
in
Ihe
report
of
the
librarian,
Miss.
Mortimer,
who
told
the
Library
board
last
night
at
their
regular.
monthly
meeting
that
2370
books
had
been
loaned,
during
the
month
or
an
average
of
91
each
day.
There
had
been
an
increase
in
the
number
of
books,
21
having
been
received
by
gift
ami
49
by
purchase
while
seven
had
been
taken
out
of
circulation.
This
left
a
total
of
3,959
books
altogether
in
the
library.
During
the
month
there
were
2t
new
borrowers
and
five
had
cancelled
their
membership
leav
ing
1508
members.
Complaint
was
made
by
the
librarian
that
ome
borrowers
did
not
take
care
pf
their
membership,
cards
and
it
was
suggested
That
Miss
Mori
liner
should
make
a
charge
for
renewal
cards.
Acme
Importers,
27.855
ihls
will
be
done
if
it
Is
found
Wong
Lina,
10.75;
McCulcheon
s
Hiat
carelessness
in
handling
the
Drug
Store,
75.00;
Universal
.membership
cards
continues.
Trading
Co.,
28.75;
J.
A.
Klrk-palrick
Co.,
38.90.
At
the
Chinese
restaurant,
Wong
Lina
would
only
give
accused
20
and
told
him
to
come
back
for
the
balance
when
Ihe
bank
opened.
He
did
not
come
back.
Evidence
was
given
by
clerks
in
Ihe
various
stores
and
also
by
the
police
officers.
When
arrest.
.
,
.
in
.
i
tti
it.
ed
itutlieriorn
aumiueo
gum.
uc
had
a
similar
check
lo
those
passed
on
his
person
for
79
and
also
181
in
rash.
Iu
a
stalemenl
Id
Hie;
court,
The
librarian
is
preparing
S
list
of
books
to
submit
to
the
book
committee
wlh
a
view
lo
placing
an
order
soon.
These
will
be
taken
from
the
autumn
catalogues
which
are
now
coining
in
aud
it
is
hoped
to
have
many
of
the
volumes
ready
for
autumn
reading.
Those
present,
al
Ihe
meeting
were
Uev.
u.
u.
nacKer,
cnair-
mau,
James
Black,
Mrs.
Kirkpul-rick,
H.
F.
Pullcn
ami
the
C.N.H
steamer
Prince
George,
Hulherford
said
lie
had
lold
Ihe.
Capt.
Harry
Neddei,
due
qt
3
o-
police
everything
them
where
lo
find
received.
and
shown
tb"
goods
he
clock
tills
afler'noou
from
Van.
couver
and
way
Vi'If,
reported
on
time.
'