w
M
v;-'-1'"'
i.ii,.y
I'-l'liailRTll
'
"'Hill
V
faa
Amouiance
Service
Anywhere
at
Anytime.
Stand
Royal
Hotel,
3rd
Ave.
and
6th
St.
MATT
VIDECK,
Prop.
VOL.
XIV.,
NO.
210.
u
s
CANADIAN
r
Canadian
National
Wins
Grand
Prize
at
Wembley
Beats
Rest
of
British
Empire
in
Display
at
Exhibition
in
London:
Showing
Model
Railway
in
Rockies.
MONTREAL,
Sept.
HI.
The
Canadian
National
Railways
has
received
word
that
.thu
exhibit
of
the
National
Railways
at
the
(Jueltec
exhibition
lias
been
uwurded
the
grand
prix
for
the
best
exhibit
on
the
grounds.
The
exhibit
was
striking
in
color
and
effect,
the
main
features
consisted
of
a
large
illuminated
and
electrically
oper-
Norwegian
Nafned
Furoy,
Ar-ated
model,
showing
a
transcontinental
train
travelling
through
nsM
on
Comox
flvenU0i
is
the
pass
ut
Hie
liase
01
.Mourn
Canadian
Rockies.
There
were
depicting
Uie
hotels
and
various
system.
PRINCE
TO
GET
NEWSSERVICE
London
Times
Service
Will
be
Broadcasted
for
Use
of
Royal
Visitor
MONTIIKAL,
Sept.
13.
During
..
.
.
.
i.
i
i
ii...
visit
,,
to
l
I.e.
l
oyal
V
ranch
,
al
V
il
Hig
li,
I
,
mer,
.vinena,
inn
runic
Wales
will
be
kept
in
touch
Iwice
daily
wilh
be
news
of
I
he
world.
Morning
and
evening
a
complete
digest
of
all
the
imi.orlan
news
events
by
raidio
will
be
liroa!-
casL
arrangements
to
that
effect
having
been
completed
by
the-
radio
department
of
the
Canadian
National
Hallways.
!
I
he
morning
broadcast
or
news
win
iue
inLt-
iMiui
n-ii
v.-v
dally
while
the
train
is
travelling
across
Canada
and
al
about
nine
oclock
during
the
visit
of
the
Prince
to
his
ranch
this
service
will
be
in
reality
a
mineraturc
edition
of
the
London
Times,
the
ollicial
newspaper
of
tbe
Itoyal
family
and
the,
service
is
n""'lCar.
A
new
Ford
car
and
Ford
possible
by
the
co-operation
of
I
lie
London
Times
and
the
New
York
Times
and
Montreal
Gazelle
which
controls
the
service
of
the
London
Times
in
North
America.
NATIVE
BANDSMAN
LOSES
HIS
MONEY
One
of
Hie
members
of
the
Kitimaat
Indian
band
which
has
I'ppii
so
enjoyed
during
Hie
week
bad
Hie
misrortuue
to
lose
his
money,
all
he
bad,
anoiuililig
sixty
dollars.
Ho
was
depending
on
Ibis
lo
pay
his
hotel
bill
and
is
therefore
very
anxious
for
H
return.
He
thinks
he
must
have
dropped
H
al
the
P.xhih'iiiou
Huildlng,
but
U
not
quite
sure
If
the
person
who
picked
it
up
will
reiurn
it
to
a
member
of
the
l'aml
or
leave
it
at
the
Pally
News
office,
It
will
bo
passed
on
to
I
he
man
who
lost
it.
The
bandsmen
expect
to
leave
for
lioine
this
evening
on
tbo
I'rincess
Beatrice
at
six
o'clock.
PEDRO
ZANNI
IS
READY
FOR
FLIGHT
Arflentlna
Aviator
Has
New
Machine
Delivered
to
Him
in
French
Hlndo
China
TOKIO,
Sept.
13
Patrick
Murray,
advance
m'an
for
Pedro
Zann
tbo
Argentine
aviator,
ww
informed
yesterday
that
a
spare
Piano
had
been
delivered
to
Zan-ni
at
llano)
French
Iudo-China.
II,..
I
1:
'
k
V.i
-it
I
i
4
JUDGE
CRITICIZES
BOYS'
SENTENCE
NATIONAL
uooson,
me
niguesi
pea
in
mo
also
a
series
or
transparencies
scenic
and
radio
features
of
the
INTERESTING
FEATURES
ftE
TUE
CYHIRITinN
ui
iiiu
iiftiiiumuii
uooayear
ures,
rora
ars
anu
Post
Office
Stall
all
Had
Features
That
Appealed
An
ambitious
exhibit
al
Hie
Fair
of
particular
interest
tn
motor
car
owners
was
that
of
the
Kaieir
Garage'
featuring
"oodyear
tires.
This
display
of
(.,H)il
r0.i
,
n,n
i,,i,w(
Halloon
type,
of
tire
occupying
a
centre
position.
The
Halloon
hit-.,
tvliieli
U
eriniin!r
miieli
ill
y
m()(f)r
pap
nwnprs
m
,.paer
rjl)inf,
comfort
aIlJ
akp3
,0;iS
jr
,,res8lirc
by
35
ti,-e
will
overcome
((im.(S
am,
r(ckiJ
jn
,ho
roai,
ni)
win
ol
cllip
as
joes.
n,e
or.
.
ire
TlC
new
motor
recently
put
on
merun
between
Vancouver
and
New,
clash
between
cane
strikers
and
workers
early
this
week
at
Westminster
by
Hie
B.C.
P.lcctric
llanepe
Island
off
Kauai.
Officers
there
are
under
orders
to
Company
have
all
been
equipped
shoot
the
strikers
if
they
approach.
with
Goodyear
tires.
I
Woman
and
children
are
making
the
.rounds
of
the
hospT-
K.
Parker
Lid.
had
a
nice
ex-1
tals
and
jails
in
search
of
missing
husbands,
parents,
relatives
Mbit
at
I
be
fair
on
the
main'iiud
friends
and
the
tension
between
tbe
strikers
and
strike
floor
in
Hie
interests
or
the
roni
chassis
was
on
exhibit.
1
no
chassis
was
fully
equipped
with
the
latest
Ford
motor
engine
and
was
open
lo
easy
inspection
by
the
public.
Another
feature
of
the
fair
which
cannot
be
overlooked
was
the
post
ofHce
exhibit.
There
the
public
were
shown
how
to
tie
a
parcel,
and
how
lo
mail,
and
the
benefits
of
using
the
post
office
services
were
made
clear.
BABE
RUTH
MAKES
HIS
FORTY-FIFTH
HOMER
BOSTON,
Sept.
13
Babe
Hulh
hammered
out
bis
forly-fiflh
homer
or
the
season
in
the
eighth
inning
or
Hie,
first
game
with
the
llfd
Sox
yesterday.
Khmke
was
pitching.
The
blow
decided
the
game
in
(lie
Yankee's
favor,
four
to
Ihreo
being
Iho
final
score.
UNITED
STATES
SHOWS
UP
WELL
AT
TENNIS
IN
DAVIS
CUP
CHALLENGE
PHILADHLI'llIA,
Sept.
13.
The
United
Stales
took
a
commanding
load
in
tbe
Davis
Cup
challenge
round
when
1
Hdcn
beat
Patterson
and
Vincent
Richards
beat
Wood.
There
are
three
mulches
still
lo
play
nnd
if
the
Americans
lake
any
or
these
the
cup
will
remain
in
America
for
the
rirth
successive
year;
Advertise
in
the
Dally
News.
Northern
and
WINS
GRAND
PRIX
AT
EMPIRE
ROCK
DRILLING
j..
saurtan.
.
o.
Fa.o!.
Won
First
Prize
of
$100
Last
Evening
The
100
prize
in.
the
double
not
afternoon
tea.
Mrs.
V.
A.
Inhibition
last
night
was
won
by
iJoe
Santerbane
and
G.
Fasolo.
.
.
i
t
i
itrt
nn!
an,i
,lanc,?
.1;mfu.
:iv
Oio
flit
ltitf
nli
I.-i
ti
hand
rock
drilling
coolest
nt
lh;jt'er'
Kc!Ukan.
minutes.
a.
ivarson
and
John)""'
"""
Sherman
were
second
with
7-8NP",m'
nan''
'"night
in
I
be
build
-
inches
and
Angelo
Antonclli
and'"
1,1
-
',UII
oi
raising,
bis
partner
came
third
with
It
M"1"1"
,0
defray"
the
cost
of
the
7-8
inches.
The
contest
was
in!"iiMlnn
and
Jafer
there
will
be
charge
of
Aid.
George
B.
Casey.
TRIED
TO
ESCAPE
FROM
POLICE;
HURT
In
Hospital
Today
A
Norwegian
named
Furoy
is
in
I
hi'
hospital
as
a
result
of
injuries
sustained
at
3
o'clock
this
morning
when.
he
attempted
to
escape
from
a
motor
car
in
wmcn
,ie
wa!
bi!?
taken
lo
the
police,
station.
He
was
picked
up.
serving
luncheon
and
.dinner
but
oy
fergeani
.Mcounciiy
on
Lomox
.vyenue
wnere
ne
is
alleged
to
been
creating
a
disturbance,
comniiltee.
wilh
Irs.
T.
J.
Shen-()n
ihave
his
way
to
the
station,
he
ton,
Mrs.
G.
y.
Kerr,
Mrs.
WVB.
got
out
the
opposite
side,
or
the
Cornish,
Mrs!
Hunt,
Mrs.
G.
G.
car
and
fell
injuring
Ids
ribs
and
Hacker,
jMiss
Haddock,
Mrs.
P.
suslaiiimg
bruises.
J)r'.
Cade
was
called
and
the
mini
was
laken
to
the
hospital
this
monl-1
ing.
Clash
Between
Strikers
and
Workers
in
Hawaian
Islands
Many
are
Dead
or
Wounded
large
number
injured
lying
in
iargft
minuier
mjiirwi
iyg
in
ureakers
is
sun
very
strong,
LOG
SCALING
LARGE
AGAIN
Over
Twenty
Million
Feet
for
Month
Roportpd
by
District
Forester
The
log
scalings
Tor
the
Prince
Huperl
district
continue
large.
The
total
for
the
month
amounts
lo
21,228,212
board
feet
in
addition
lo
a
quantity
of
poles,
piles
and
ties.
This
brings
I
lie
total
for
thei
year
lo
1J
1,
903,171
board
feet,
exclusive
of
poles,
piles
and
lies.
The
details
for
August
follow:
Square
Feel.
Douglas
Fir
374,791
Red
Cedar
2,252,221
Coast
Spruce
".,
9,065,165
Hemlock
5,169,683
Balsam
r...
3,2.
U,
3?
I
Jackpine
81
Cypress1
1.280
Interior
Spruce"
6S,9l8i
Cottonwood
.
158,719
Poles
(lln.
reel)
181,220
Fir
Piles
'.
2,000
Hemlock
Piles
....,
,1,110
Cedar
Piles
68,570
Cordwood
(cords)
191
Shingle.
Bolts
(cords)
30
Hemlock
Tie's
3,696
Pine
Ties
82,77
1
Fence
Posts
(cords)..
6t
The
charge
against
R.
Malhe-son
of
supplying
liquor-to
In
dians
was
withdrawn!
in
the
city
police
court
this
morning.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
PRINCE
RUPERT,
11.(1,
SATURDAY,
SEPTEMBER
13,
Vesterday.
ClrcltU.n.
tm
ALASKA
DAY
Coneort
nJ
oinc.
W1
to
,;.
by
Visitors
In
Exhibition
Building
Tonight
Today
is
Alaska
I
Jay
al
the
x
h
i
I)
i
t
i
it
n
buildings
and
H
l
grounds.
There
will
be
a-
con-
a
smoker
in
the
hlk.s
Homo.
I
i?
parly
of
Alaskans
will
return
home
on
the
Prince
George
which
sails
tonight
at
12
o'clock
sharp.
LUNCHEON
AND
TEH
Ladles'
Aid
of
Methodist
Church
Hold
Affair
Yesterday
and
are
Continuing
Today
.
The
Methodist
Ladies'
Aid
served
luncheon'
aiuf
lea
in
the
lied
Cross
Hut
yesterday
and
are
continuing
the
affair
today,
under
way.
The
Grey
sails
to-
Malhoisou
is
convener
of
the
Armour,
Mrs,
vnlfr..r
Thompson,
Mrs.
S.
M.
Johnson,
Mrs.
A.
Thomas
and
Mrs.
F.
Dibb
as
as-
sislants.
hospitals
as
the
aftermath
or
a
nuspuais
a
sine
altennath
of
a
WOOD
CHOPPING
F.
J.
Fortune,
First;
M.
J.
Fortune,
Seoond,
and
J.
Hampton,
Third
The
wood
chopping-
contest
at
the
Exhibition
grounds
last
night
was
won
by
F.
J.
Fortune-
whose
time
was
6
minutes
and
5
seconds.
M.
J.
Fortune
was
second,
0
minutes
and
17
seconds;
and
J.
Hampton,
third,
0
minutes
and
36
seconds.
There
werp
Only,
Ihreo
entries.
J,
J.
GilIU
was,
in
charge
of
Ibe
contest.
United
States
Round
World
Flyers
Took
Part
in
Test
WASHINGTON,
$ept,
lo.
In
order
that
they
might
take
part
in
the
annual
defense,
day
test
yesterday
the
United
Slates
round
the
worjd;
flyers
remained
here,
the
schedule
having
been
revised
to
allow
of
their
doing
so.
All!
three
planes
ore
nt
Rolling
Field,
the
only
one
missjiig
beiiig
that
of
Major
Martin
who
lost
bis
plane
in
tluv
wilds
.of
the
A.luskn.
Peninsula.
While
in
Washington
the
flying
tiieii
were
presented
to
General
Pershing
at
the
'wiir
department
and
itn
interesting
conversation
followed
in
which
some
of
the
difficulties
of
the
long
flight
were
discussed.
The
general
has
followed
the
flight
wlllt
keen
interest
as
it
is
expected
that
many
lessons
in
aeronautics
will
have
been
learned
whicli'wtl
prove
-of
value
in-.case
of
future
war
activities'.
'
'
-
.
HOLDING
STEAMER
!
imiiL
miumwu
Tin
sleanler
Prince
George
is
.being'
'.'lipid
until
midnight
in
or-j
der
to
accommodate
the
Ketch!-:
kan
passengers.
She
will
sailj
from
here-
sharp
at
midnight
for;
tlc
Alaskan
Ciy
and
will
then
go
..
.
...
.
direct
rrum
(nc,.e
lo
Vancouver
without
making
her
usual
stops
a,
(coan
unj
i0well
River.
BIG
PARADE
ON
STREETS
PORTLAND,
Ore.,
Sept.
13.
The
life
sentence
on
Loeb
Weather
Intarfered
With
Attend-
and
Leopold
is
being
criticized
by
circuit
judge
Roberts
Mor-ahce
But
Good
Crowd
Out
row,
who
said
"the
life
sentence
will
have
a
bad
effect
on
the
country."
Other
judges
hold
similar
views.
'wing
to
the
inclement!
weather
the
parade
this
after-'
lioi
m
-was
a
little
late
in
starting
laud
the
attendance
was
not
any-j
thing
Hke
as
targe
as
it
other-1
wise
would
have
been.
In
spile
of
the.
elements
however,
a
good
sliowjng
was
made.
The
parade
was
led'
by
James
Bacon
and
marshalled
by
James
;eville.
Then
in
order
came
Ketchikan
City
Band.
Northern
'B.C.
Pipe
Band.
Unpen
and.
Maids
o!
Honor.
Cars.
'
Moo'seliearr
Ffoaf.
X'.il.:.
it
T
....
l
fH...j
.Wayor,
President
of
Fair
Board
...
.
.
.
,
.
Kltl.l
,,!.,
I
I
I.
Mooehearl,
Wojnen
dressed
in
while.
Kitimaat.
Bapd.
.
klks
and
.Moose.
riie.jaral)was'
walphed.
by
large
.
.
1
..:.l
I
1
I.
4.TOWU.S.IU
i.eui.ie-aii.i
me
uauus
pjayeil
s
and;
considerable
en-,
IbUsias'iii
was
shown.
FAIR
ATTENDANCE
HIGH
YESTERDAY
Total,
paid
admissions
to
the
''Fair
Building
yesterday
were
12
16,
of
which
number
1081
were
to
the
carnival
in
the
evening.
These
figures
are.
exclusive
of
season
tickets
and
i(
is
estimated
that
not
far
short
of
2.00Q
were
present
al
the
carnival.
The
gale
to
the
affair
Car
exceeded
last
year's.
Total
receipts
ut
the
building
,
for
I
lie
day
were
$811.
.
Paid,
admissions
lo
the
spovls
grounds
yesterday
totalled
.508,
as
compared
with
208
last
year.
U
is
expected
there
will
be
another'
large
gale
to
the
Ketchikan
-
Prince
Rupert
baseball
game
this
afternoon.
Proceedings
at
Washington
J.
C,
Knight,
who
came
up
.from
Vancouver
to
take
charge
of
F
ii,
,
Dawson's
stand
at
the
Exhibition;
is
booked
lo
return
south
on
tbo'
Prince
George
to-
Cuigbt.';'-
"ir
;
-v
.:
"
Strt.t
StUt
B$.
EXHIBITION,
LONDON
,
f
n
.
.
JUUS
1,1
UlLUV
im
Sentence
on
Threatens
Burn
Jcil
CHICAGO,
Sept.
1U.
After
a
night
in
which
a
new
threaC
to
blow
up-the
county
jail
brought
Sheriff
Peter
M.
Hoffman
speeding
into
Chicago
at
midnight
Richard
Loeb
and
Nathan
Leopold
Jr.
under
sentence
of
life
imprisonment
for
the
murder
and
00
years
for
the
kidnapping
for
ransom
of
Robert
Franks,
fourteen
years
old,
yesterday
awaited
their
removal
to
Juliet
penitentiary.
MANUAL
WORK
(AGNES
AYRES
AT
THE
FAIR!
MARRIES
MEX.
pine
Exhibit
by
Boys
of
Public
an(j
High
Schools
Shown
This
Year
The
manual
training
exhibit
this
ycjr,
which
is
situated
in
the
balcojiiUv,
t
he,
..exhibit
ion
-.UjilL.
4
3
has
been
the
centre
of
a
great
o.
.,,,,.
OI!,r..J
lllllllt'llldl
3
n.-iuai5i
beard
upon
the
excellent
work
mansbip
performed
on
the
many
useful
and
sensible
articles
displayed.
II
is
hard
to
believe
that
boys
have
executed
shch
splendid
work.
The
workmanship
on
the
iiod
nJlifi.
In
ftin
.....
nf
,ho
'.
,..,.
limning
ii-auiiui.
This
comprehensive
exhibit
in
cludes
a
pair
o!
artistic
candle-
..i:..
li,n.,A.I'
tn
Mrnnil
n
lnvolv
wooden
tray
and
revolving
book
case,
boot
brush
box,
book
shelves,
plant
stands,
baby
swing,
drawing
boards,
model
sailing
yachts,
necktie
holders,
hammers
and
various
wooucn
mouiuiugs
including
coat
bangers.
Prizes
were
awarded
as
follows:
fcxample
household
furniture
for
general
use.
Mitchell
&
Currie's
special.
Candlesticks.lt.
l
Malbieson;
2,
Tray,
Yoshl
Kat-.
suyama;
3,
Revolving
bookstand,
II
MnlLUnn
a.
.uui
ii
it
?"ii.
Highly
recommended
ironing
.board,
Ivan
Cameron.
FIGHTING
GOES
ON
IN
CHINA
Fiercest
Conflict
Ninety
Miles
West
of
Shanghai
Yesterday
SHANGHAI,
Sept.
13.
The
lorces
or
the
rival
military
gov
ernors
righting
for
possession
of
Shanghai
yesterday
directed
their
fiercest
fighting
in
the
vicinity
of
Iliinc
ninety
miles
west
of
Shanghai,
where
Iho
defending
rorces
or
the
Chekiang
governor
captured
three
towns
near
Haipu
Lake.
ANNUAL
DEFENCE
DAY
THROUGHOUT
STATES
WASHINGTON.
Sept
13.
.Yesterday
was
Ibe
Annual
Defence
Day
on
which
citizens
at
Hie
United
Stales
were
asked
lo
enlist
for
one
day
only
tfs
an
ear-
i
nest
of
their
readiness
to
defend
their
country
in
time
or
peed.
The
test
day
proceeiHngs.weri
carried
out
throughout
Ibe
wholo
country
inciuuiiig
Alaska
ami
uie
Hawaiin
Islands.
';
BOSTON
GRILL
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor
for
hire.
Suitable
for
dances,
banquets
and
wed.
ding
parties.
For
rates,
apply
to
Boston
Grill,
Third
Ave.
Phone
457.
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS.
.
,
,
Boys:
Mob
Well
Known
Film
Actress
Became
Bride
Two
Months
Ago
to
Consul
General
LOS
ANGELF.S,
Sept..
13.
Agnes
Ayres,
the
film,
actress,
bai
been
married
for
.
two
months
to
-
i
......
-f
tr.r.
y.
f-grjr:
-l!?t!fi-'
.iiiinui'i
iii-diiii,
luimiici
tiui
attache
to
the
Consul
General
of
the
Mexican
government
at
San
Francisco.
Word
to
that
effect
was
received
here
today.
The
couple
united
on
July
13
al
Via
Juana,
Mexico,
under
the
laws
of
that
country,
according
to
the
actress.
REAL
ESTATE
s
MAN
RETURNS!
n
mr.
ana
mrs.
j.
u.
wesiennaver-M
Arrived
from
California
J
Yesterday
and
Plan
to
m
Remain
Here
,
n
Mr,
and
Mrs.
John
D.
Vesten4;
haver
arrived
in
the
city
on
tho-
Prince
George
yesterday
after
noon
and
will
resume!
I
heir
residence
in
the
city.
With
his
bro
ther,
C.
C.
W'Psterihaver,
who
is
still
in
California
Mr.
Westen-
haver
is
a
heavy
holder
of
real
ty
in
Prince
Rupert,
and
be
has
returned
to
personally
look
aflec
his
interests
which.
Include
three
business
block
one
nt
the
cor-S
ner
of
Third
Street
and
Second
Avenue
and
Ibe
old
Exchange
Grill
building
on
Second
Avenue
ftf..
.
t'n..ln..l,n...M
..in.
I
.ill
vsit:iiiiai.-i
uiu
ti
from
here
in
1918
and,
has
sincej
resided
in
Oregon
and
Washing-
ton.
PRINCE
JOHN
TO
BE
READY
FOR
SERVICE
ON
SEPTEMBER
22
Qrsy
Will
Sail
Tonight
For
Islands
and
Next
Sailing
to
be
Taken
by
Regular
,
Steamer
'
It
is
confidently
expected
that
the
Prince
John
will
be
ready
to,
take
the
next
sailing
to
the
Islands
with
passengers
and
freiglU
as
the
repair
work
is
already
well-
under
way,
The
Grey
sail
tonight
at
six
o'clock
and
It
a
hoped
that
this
will
bo
the
'only
run
on
the
service
that
she
will
be
expected
to
make.
Henry
Slaller,
who
has
been
In
charge
of
the
Kitimaat
Hand
during
lis
engagement
here,
by
the'
Fair
Board,
sails
tonight
on
Hie
Prince
George
for
Vancouver.
He
is
10
take
a
position
in
"Stra'fid
Theatre
ordlifellra.
I
lie