shins
TAXI
BOSTON
GRILL
25
and
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
Ambulance
willi
newly
laid
dancing
floor
for
hire.
Suitable
for
Service
dances,
banquets
and
wedding
Anywhere
at
Anytime.
parties.
Stand
Royal
Hotel,
3rd
Ave.
and
6th
St.
PRINCE
RUPERT
For
rales,
apply
to
Boston
drill,
Third
Ave.
MATT
VIDECK,
Prop.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
Phone
457.
VOL.
XIV.,
NO.
220.
IMIINGK
III
PERT,
H.G.,
THURSDAY,
SEPTEMBER
18,
I02i.
YMtirdY
ClrouUilon
1.7BS.
Itrttt
!
40S
PRICE
FIYE
CENTS.
r
INT
SMIONAL
SETTLEMENT
SEEMS
LIKELY
CHINESE
MAY
BE
IMPLICATED
IN
ILLICIT
Bootleg
Liquor
Bearing
Government
Seals
Been
Shipped
to
This
City
Dies
for
Making
Labels
Seized
in
Vancouvir
and
Arrests
Made
in
Chinatown
Connection
Liquor
Ring
(Special
to
Daily
News;
VANCOUVER,
Sept.
18.
The
arrest
of
(leorge
Neilson,
nil
employee
of
the
government
liquor
hoard
Cordoa
Street
sbu.
.
charged
with
having
seals
ii
hi
possession
and
of
selling
them
was
followed
by
the
seizure
of
dies
for
making
labels
imitating
reputable
brands
of
whiskey.
This
seizure
was
made
at
th
Crosby
Printing
Company's
plant.
11
is
suspected
that
many
thousands
of
dollars
has
been
losi
to
the
government
by
the
sale
of
inferior
or
poison
bootlec
liquor
under
forged
labels.
It
is
reported
to
the
police
I
I'm
large
quantities
of
this
liquor
-
r.
.
-
haj
bwi
shipped
lo
Prince
IUI-pert
and
other
northern
points
and
this
angle
of
the
case
Is
being
checked
up.
Ah
a
result
of
a
raid
In
Chinatown
here,
when
four
arresls
were
made,
the
police
suspert
that
a
nuinbeoCldnce
jKrins
may
he
in
the
liquor
ring
that
has
been
doing
an
extensive
Iradrt
in
ronirabrand
liquor
ing
government
eenls
illegally
secured.
LABOR
DEFIANT
GREAT
BRITAIN
Minister
of
Labor
Declaros
Party
Will
Shape
Us
Own
Policy
and
Try
to
Carry
It
Out
LONDON,
Sept.
18.
Labor
is
Increasingly
defiant
in
reference
lo
the
llusslan
treaty
as
the
reassembling
of
parliament
ap
proaches.
Tom,
Shaw,
minlsleri
of
labor,
speaking
at
Heywood,
said
"The
government
does
not
fear
an
election.
We
lake
no
orders
from
anyone.
We
shall
determine'
what
onr
policy
will
he
and
we
are
I
he
people
w
ho
will
Iry
to
carry
it
out.
These
other
people
may
Ihrow
us
out
if
they
like
but
whatever
happens
we
will
i
nojlher
whittle
down
or
shelve;
I
ny
of
our
principles
for
voles
HEBRIDEANS
ARRIVE
IN
B.C.
!
First
Contingent'
Goes
to
Vancouver
Island
to
Inspect
Lands
VICTORIA,
Sept.
18.
The
first
of
the
llebrideans
who
came
b
Vancouver
Islam!
to
make
n
living
at
fishing
and
farming
on
i
lie
west
coast,
reached
here
yesterday.
They
formed
n
parly
df
six
in
charge
of
llev.
Father
Mac-"I'jiipII,
who
has
been
Ioslnimen-ti)
in
settling
hundreds
of
Scot-t'li
Islanders
in
Alberta.
Im-""diately
on
arrival
here
Ihe
Hebriiieans
were
taken
In
charge
'y
officials
of
the
lauds
depart-'nent
and
with
James
Smith,
inspector
of
pre-emptions,
Ihey
motored
to
Alhcrni
lo
look
over
ll'c
lands
on
Harktey
Sound.
BIRTH
A
son
was
born
at
Ihe
l'rinee
Huperl
General
Hospital
on
September
t7
j
,
Mrs.
(',.
o.
Mdls,
Waldroit
Apartments.
LABOR
M.L.A.
ISSUESDEFY
TO
COUNCIL
Says
He
Will
Sit
In
Legislature
And
Will
Not
Resign
Position
VANCOUVKH,
Sept.
IS.
Frank
Browne,
municipal
accountant
and
Labor
member
of
the
Legislature
elect
for
Htirnaby,
who
was
refused
leae
of
absence
b
the
Hurnaby
council,
declared
yesterday
that
he
was
going
to
Victoria
for
the
session
and
had
no
inlenlion
of
either
resigning
from
Ihe
Legislature
at
(he
cod
of
Ihe
session
or
his
position
as
municipal
accountant.
Attorney
Oeneral
Manson,
commenting
on
the
action
of
the,
Hurnaby
council
said
if
municipal
and
private
concerns
look
similar
action,
labor
would
he
deprived
of
representation
in
Ihe
Legislature
and
it
would
mean
Dial
only
wealthy
men
would
be
eligible
for
the
Legislature.
GOLDEN
EAGLE
IS
CAPTURED
ALIVE
BY
.!
PLUCKY
LADY
VANCOUVKH,
Sept.
18
I:
The
pluck
of
Mrs.
F.
W.
Waidhaugli,
a
resident
of
Burnab
resulted
In
'the
capture
alive
of
a
golden
eagle
measuring
seven
feel
across
Ihe
wings.
The
lady,
who
weighs
less
(ban
one
hundred
pounds,
hurled
a
rock
at
I
be
eagle
while
Ihe
latter
was
attacking
her
chickens.
She
lill
it
.between
the
wings
and
Ihen
with
a
club,
roped
and
crated
it
and
brought
it
to
Ihe
game
warden's
ollicc
here
lo
claim
the
bounty.
TWO
NOMINATIONS
Arthur
O.
Cochrane
to
Contest
North
Okanagan
Against
New
Mlnlstor
VKIlNON,
Kepi.
18.
Dr.
KG
ffrifitilil
was
yesterday
iiomin.
l.v
I
be
Liberals
here
and
he
is
being
opposed
by
Arlhur
O,
Cochrane.
Conservative,
who
was
also
nominated.
Attired
in
the
uniform
of
a
boy
scout,
the
Prince
of
Wales
recently
opened
the
big
international
Hoy
Scout
jamboree
at
Wembley.
With
him
is
Chief
Scout
Sir
Hubert
Iladen-Powell.
Chekiang
Army
Wavers
and
Re-inforcements
Assigned;
SHANGHAI,
Sept.
18.
A
third
Chekiang
army
has
been
assigned
to
guard
that
province
against
invasion
while
the
first
and
second
armies
are
actively
righting
off
the
Kiangsu
arnry
.Shanghai
has
revolted,
Chekiang
headquarters
admit.
As
a
result
of
tho
revolt,
Li
Yung
Ilsiang,
Indian
of
Chekiang
province
and
commander
in
chief
of
the
Shanghai
defence
forces,
has
riown
from
the
provincial
capital,
llaiigchow,
and
is
expected
in
vumiurlinMoiiiirht.
News
that
a
new
Liuho
attack
has
started
to
gether
with
the
consistent
character
of
imcoiifirmable
rumors
......I
.lull
I
M"
'
nave
raiseo
genriMi
iim
ther,e
is
a
louse
reversal
of
feeling
in
favor
of
ii'lernatibnal
settlement.
the
Shanghai
volunteers,
n
foreign
organization,
have
been
ordered
mobilized
tonight.
TIKN
TSINi
Sept.
18.
Shan
Ilaikwan,
a
city
of
30,000
population,
containing
tho
famous
harrier
gafe
on
the
eastern
extremity
of
Ihe
great
wall
of
China,
was
bombed
today
from'
airplanes
sent
.by
General
Chang
Tso
Lin
at
Mukden.
ONLY
AMERICAN
BOATS
BROUGHT
FISH
CATCHES
No
Canadian
boats
showed
up
here
Ibis
morning.
Five
Amer
leans
sold
I
heir
catches
aggro
gating
7
1,500
pounds
as
follow
Mermaid
1,000
to
Atlin
Fish
cries
at
It
and
7.
'
Crescent
1,000
In
Royal
Fish
Co.
al
KUO
ami
8.
Seymour
28,000
to
Pacific
Fisheries
al
13.10
and
0.
Fairway
28.000
lo
Cold
Storage
al
13.10
and
6,i
Vansee
33
000
lo
Cold
Slorair"
atd'2.l0
and
6.
Shangk
ai
Defenders
Revolt
U.S.
FLYERS
IN
NEBRASKA
Hoppod
Off
This
Morning
Froir
Fort
Crook,
Short
Distant
South
of
Omaha
FORT
CHOOK,
Neb.,
Sept.
18
The
Unled
Slates
globe
flyers
hopped
.off
from
here
on
their
(light
this
morning
They
expect
lo
reach
Seattle
early
next
week.
0LD
NEW
YORK
FIRM
SUSPENDS
Day
&
Heaton
Unable
to
Meet
Obligations
Been
Member
of
Stock
Exchange
Over
50
Years
NEW
YOHK,
Sept.
18.
The
brokerage(flrm
of
Day
&
Heaton,
one.
of
Ihe
oldest,
members
of
the
Slock
Exchange,
-suspended
today
being
unable
(o
meet
ils
obliga
tions.
The
firm
has
been
a
mem
jber
of
the
exchange
since
1871.
LIQUOR
BUSINESS
OF
CANADIAN
CLUB
TO
ENTERTAIN
PREMIER
KING
Luncheon
to
be
Held
In
Boston
Hall
on
Monday,
October
13
Al
a
meeting
of
directors
of
the
Canadian
Club
held
yesterday
afternoon
in
the
ollice
of
Thomas
McClyniont
it
was
decided
lo
in-
vile
Premier
Mackenzie
King
lo
a
luncheon1
here
on
Ooctober
13
and
the
members
of
the
Women's'
P.nnnHi.1,1
P.lnh
ll'ill
lllafl
1t:it'llPIl
pate,
i
lie
event
win
tano
piace
in
tho
Boston
Hall
and,
owing
to
tho
limited
accommodation,
only
members
of
the
club
will
bo
ad.
milled.
Membership
tickets
may
be
obtained
within
Ihe
next
few-days
from
II.
St.
G.
Lee,
al
the
Hank
of
Montreal
or
George
Hill
it
the
shoe
shop
where
reservations
for
tho
luncheon
may
also
oe
made.
Any
Hritlsh
subject
is
eligible
for
membership
in
the
tub.
I.O.
D.E,
Bursary
TORONTO,
Sept.
18.
The
Daughters
oj
Ihe
Empire
annual
award
of
bursaries
for
the
sous
and
'daughters
of
deceased
or
totally
disabled
soldiers
and
sail..
ors.lt
is
announced
for
British
Colunibia
.goes
lo
John
ilenry
Williams
of
lvelownu.
TOOK
BONDS
NOT
THIEF
Chicago
Lad
Was
Victim
of
Bond
Intoxication
and
is
Sent
Home
CHICAGO,
Sept.
18.
Little
Willie
Dalton,
the
boy
who
In
1921
upset
the
country
by
walking
away
from
a
Chicago
bank
whero
he
was
err.pl
eyed,
wltht
bonds
valued
at
$772,C00
went
homo
with
his
mother
tcday
without
fear
of
being
sent
to
the
reformatory
or
penitentiary.
The
Jury
trying
him
for
theft
of
the
securities
decided
he
was
not
guilty.
The
legal
therv-y
on
which
the
lad
was
acquitted
was
that
he
had
no
intention
to
steal
but
was
the
victim
of
"bond
intoxication"
from
his
'close
association
with
millions
of
dollars
and
cncuritles
every
day.
CHIEF
JUSTICE
IS
APPOINTED
;
.
.......
.
.
:
Tllon.
Franols
Alexander
Anglin
Gets
Highest
Place
In
Cana
dlan
Judiciary
OTTAWA,
Se.nl.
18.
II
in.
Francis
Alexander
Anglin
of
lie
supreme'
court
of
Canada
has
been
appointed
chief
Justice
of
Canada,
succeeding
the
lale
Sir
Louis
Davies.
Edwin
L.
Newconibe,
depulv
minister
of
justice,
and
Judge
I'liibodeau
Hinfrel
of
Ihe
super
ior
court
of
Mom
real,
have
been
appointed
judges
of
Ihe
supreme
court.
Judge
Malouin,
who
was
appoinled
last
January
has
retired
from
the
supreme
court.
THROWING
MOSCOW
PEOPLE
INTO
JAIL
IN
LARGE
NUMBERS
(Special
to
Daily
Npws)
IJKHLIN,
Sept.
1
8.
II
is
estimated
lhat
3000
persons
have
been
Jailed
by
the
Cheka
in
Moscow.
The
Soviet
fears
that
the
uprisings
in
Georgia
may
react
in
the
Russian
capital.
:
In
Leningrad
(formerly
Petrograd)
Ihe
Cheka
are
Jailing
all
social
revolutionaries
they
can
catch.
NEILSON
REMANDED
VANCOUVER,
Sept.
18.
Tho
easp
luminal
fiinriri
N'iilnn.
c,lu,.g(1(1
wi,
,av,
,
,0S!iM.
.
......
.
sion
and
selling
.liquor
board
seals
in
the
police
court
yesterday,
was,
reniP'nled
for
one
week
PROVINCE
EDITORIAL
TELEGRAPHERS'
STRIKE
Owing
to
the
action
of
the
commercial
telegraphers
in
refusing
to
handle
press
despatches
while
the
Press
telegraphers
employed
by
the
Canadian
Press
were
out
on
strike
the
Daily
News
services
have
been
received
by
radio,
partly
from
Vancouver
and
partly
from
Ketchikan,
the
latter
exclusively
by
this
paper.
In
an
effort
to
provide
a
regular
news
-ervice
or
the
people
of
the
district
no
expense
or
effort
was
spared
and
had
no
announcement
of
the
strike
been
made,
no
one
would
have
suspected
lhat
anything
was
wrong
with
Ihe
servires.
l(
A
similar
condition
seems
to
have
obtained
in
the
south
where
the
newspapers
have
been
publishing
full
Canadian
and
foreign
news,
handicapped
only
in
some
minor
details.
Now
lhat
the
Telegraphers'
Union
has
ordered
the
commercial
telegraphers
to
handle
press
messages
it
js
hoped
to
carry
on
as
before
the
strike
ommenred
mid
give
Daily
News
readers
the
usual
com-
well
as
the
news
of
the
district.
SMALLPOX
ON
ARCTIC
SHIP
Baychimo
Returning
Home
With
Crew
of
the
Klndersley
Leaving
Rich
Furs
Behind
VANCOUVKH,
Sept.
18.
Abandoning
all
hope,
of
finding
the
ice-bound
schooner?
Lady
Klndersley,
in
the
Arctic,
the
relief
steamer
Haychimo
turned
her
prow
toward
Victoria
with
a
case
of
smallpox
on
board,
according
lo
a
wireless
despatch
received
here.
The
Haychimo
is
carrying
Ihe
crew
of
the
Lady
Kindersley.
The
cargo
of
the
vessel,
valued
at
$350,000.
is
given
up
as
lost.
FINED
FOR
ALLOWING
CHILDREN
TO
RIDE
Special
to
Daily
News)
VANCOUVKH,
Sept.
18.
E.
Tucker,
school
bus
driver
at
Cloverdale,
was
fined
$12
today
for
allowing
children
lo
ride
on
'the
running
board
of,hls
auto,
NEW
CHARMAN
OF
,
RAILWAY
BOARD
OTTAWA,
Sept.
18.
Chief
Justice
H.
A.
McKeown
of
the
Supreme
Conr!
of
New
Brunswick
was
appointed
chairman
of
Ihe
Dominion
'
Hallway
Commission.
'
s
Formal
Notice
Served
on
Indians
of
Kitwancool
that
they
must
not
Molest
White
People
Passing
there
VICTORIA,
Sept.
18.FWmnl
notice
has
been
served
on
Ihe
chiefs
of
Ihe
Kilwancopl
Indians
that
Ihry
must
liol
molest
white
people
or
prevent
them
entering
by
lha
prdiuary
routes
into
the
valley
of
which
they
hold
the
key,
through
occupying
the
reserves
on
Ihe
river
frunl..
When
Commissioner
Ditchburu
sent
notice,
und
also
instructed
Ihe
Indian
Agent
lo
vislt'the
reservation
to
give
the
Indians
personal
warning
to
desisl
from
molestation
of
travellers,
the.
statement
of
'A.
P.
Home,
forestry
officer,
had
not
been
published.
Mr.
DilchliOrii
regards
it
now
as
entirely
a
mutter
for
policy
fiction.