25
TAXI
and
Ambulance
Service
Anywhere
at
Anytime.
Stand
Royal
Hotel,
3rd
Ave.
and
6th
8t.
MATT
VIDECK,
Prop.
VOL.
XIV.,
NO.
222.
GRANi?
H.
AND
R.
SANK
Halibut
Schooner
Went
Down
Near
White
Rocks
Engine
May
be
Salvaged
TO
CONTEST
CARIBOO
PFNTICTON,
Sept.
20.
1).
Y
Sutherland,
mayor
of
Kelowna,
was
Ihe
unanimous
choice
of
Hie
Liberal
convention
to
contest
Hie
hy-eclion
in
the
federal
lilting
of
Yale.
Four
other
names
were
placed
In
nominal
Ion:
1
H.
Crossilt
of
Vernon.
Dr.
W.
.1.
Knox
of
Kelowna.
Col.
O.
E.
Ed-ftell
of
Vernon
and
G.
O.McOeer
of
Vancouver.
John
Carlson,
charged
with
In
toxication,
was
disin
ssed
in
toe
city
police
court
this
morning.
RUPERT
MAN
THERE
II.
L.
Campbell,
former
Princi.
pal
of
the
Prince
Rupert
public
schools
has
been
chosen
vice-president
of
the
Victoria
and
District
Spoils
Association,
the
organization
which
arranges
league
matches
for
the
public
and
high
schools
of
the
Greater
ic-loria
district.
of
laud.
Win.
Grant
of
Ha.elton
uing
t).
W.
Pratt,
of
Skcena
'.rossing,
for
the
sum
of
$204
commission.
After
hearing
argu
ments
on
both
sides
His
Honor
dismissed
the
action
witli
costs.
L.
.S.
McGill
appeared
for
t
lie
plalntitr,
and
M.
Gonzales,
of
Prince
Rupert,
acted
for
the
de
fendant
JUST
LOOK
OVER
CLASSIFIED
I
AST
THURSDAY
Publisher
Enthuses
Over
the
w
m
m,
mm
v
1
.
jm
m
The
Canadian
halibut
schooner
II
and
R.,
owned
and
skippered
by
Charlie
Edwards,
sank
near
While
Rocks
last
Thursday
morning.
The
crew
reached
here
last
night.
The
vessel
went
down
in
not
loo
deep
water
and
it
is
hoped
that
at
least
the
engine
may
be
salvaged.
There
were
two
other
men
on
the
vessel
besides
Capt.
Edwards.
SUTHERLAND
CHOSEN
BY
KELOWNA
LIBERALS
Mining
Possibilities
ot
I
his
That
this
will
bo
one
of
Hie
greatest
mining
districts
in
the
world
and
that
a
smelter
should
be
built
at
Prince"
Hupert
to
handle
Hie
ores,
especially
those
which
at
present
cannot
be
treated
by
Hie
0
ran
by
smelter
at
Anyox
are
opinions
held
by
Charles
H.
Ilerron,
newspaper
publisher
find
mining
man
.
or
Seattle,
who
passed
through
the
city
yesterday
on
his
way
to
Sttwait.
jjur,j'ii
js
p,,ijsu,r
0r
Hie.
Alaska
Weekly
at
Seattle
and
also
or
the
Anchorage
liaily
Times.
He
has
also
been
interested
1.
1
oltlltl
till
liiuiiinir
ventures
at
III
'im
I
('
ilirrerent
limes.
In
his
weekly
lie
runs
a
page
devoted
to
British
Cnhimbla
mining
and
especially
years
is
the
opinion
of
Mr.
Ilerron.
clearly
and
forcibly
expressed.
Be
says
it
is
the
most
wonderful
mining
country
he
knows
mid
be
has
been
around
mjuing
camps
a
great
deal
in
Ihe
pasl
20
or
30
years.
Ninety
per
cent
of
Ihe
mines
are
on
the
Canadian
side
and
lie
expects
to
see
twenty
or
thirty
shipping
mines
Iherc
within
n
Tew
years.
It
lakes
lime
and
capital
to
develop
Ihe
unities,
however,
and
put
them
in
condition
for
producing.
The
work
is
going
on
rapidly
but
it
will
gain
impetus
as
it
progresses.
Mr.
Ilerron
says
there
is
like
the
greenstone
forma
tion
at
Stewarat
that
he
has
seen
tr.
Mm
Portland
Canal
district.
anywhere.
Mining
That
the
Portland
canal
mines
J
money
are
already
will
exceed
in
production
the
Co-
invest
their
money
Lull
in-
But
e
d
SlllCts
wiiiim
ifiii
meiu
wiiik
mere,
LIST
Readers
of
this
paper
should
not
forget
to
look
over
the
classified
list.
There
they
will
find
rooms,
ollices
and
apartments
to
rent
as
well
as
rooms
with
board.
They
will
notice
in
the
want
column
a
general
servant,
a
small
safe
and
experienced
folder
and
furniture.
For
sale
will
tie-seen
a
safe,
rooming
liouses-au
oak
davenport,
a
pleasure
boat
and
machinery,
boats
and
engines.
Also
there
are
houses
for
sale
and
other
features.
District
Especially
Stewart
men,,
w
ithi
beginning
to
in
develop-
Rush
to
Dease
Lake
Monday,
September
29.
The
steamer
Prince
George,
on
arrival
at
Vancouver
on
Monday,
September
29,
will
tijke
up
the
new
schedule
the
same
night
un-l
til
Saturday,
October
4,
when'
she
will
be
retired
at
Prince'
Hupert
and
Hie
schedule
taken
up!
by
the
sleamer
Prince
Rupert'
from
Prince
Rupert
at
midnight,
Saturday,
October
4.
'
Under
the
new
schedule,
Ihe
large
sleamer
will
sail
from
Vancouver
for
the
north
at
10
o'clock
Monday
nigfits
and
12
noon
Fridays,
arriving
at
Prince
from
Prince
Rupert
for
the
south
will
he
Wednesday
nights
at
8
o'clock
and
Saturday
nights
at
touched
by
Ihe
sleamer
leaving
'
Vancouver
Monday
and
by
EARTHQUAKE
SHOCKS
DESTROY
VILLAGES
ARAS
RIVER,
ARMENIA
Speaking
of
the
rush
to
Pease
Other
Shocks
Contlnuo
Lake
placer
diggings,
Mr.
Ilerron
says
that
fifty
men
have
gone
north
from
Seattle
to
slake
claims
on
F.aglq
Creek,
twenty
miles
from'
Hie
lake.
He
is
interested
to
bear
of
further
tle-
velopmenls
nt
that
point.
HeTearlhquake.
Details
of
the
Casu
makes
frequent
visits
to
mining
centres
in
the
interest
of
the
mining
game
and
of
his
publications
and
makes
personal
investigation
of
(lie
merits
of
the
different
properlies.iu
which
stock
i
be'iig.old.
In
Differ-
M&lm
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
PHIXCH
RUPERT,
B.C.,
SAT
LIU)
AY,
SEPTEMBER
20,
11)24.
v..t.rd.-.
cireui.tien,
i.s2s.
The
latest
Rohenzdllern
to
settle
down
to
work
is
Wilhclm,
the
eldet
son
of
the
former
crown
prince.
He
has
accepted
a
position
with
an
exporting
and
importing
firm.
lie
is
shown
on
Hie
left
with
his
father
anil
Prince
Ferdinand.
New
Fealti
es
in
Coast
Stamhip
Schediik
Which
Takes
Effdd
at
End
of
Month;
John
Remau
s
Heie
Stewart
mid
fofuughlly
service
To
the0iieeTi
CTiafluTle
Island:
out
of
this
port
by
the
steamer
Prinze
John
nre
features
of
a
new
fall
schedule
that
is
to
be
inaugurated
nil
the
efid
of
this
month
by
the
Canadian
.Yaitmal
Railways
coast
.steamship
service.
Announcement
of
Ihe
new
service
reached
the
city
on
the
Prince
Hupert
yesterday
afternoon.
Under
this
schedule,
the
steamer
Prince
Rupert,
on
arrival
at
Vancouver
Saturday,
Seplem-
her
27,
wll
leave
again
on
sum-!alu,
o
,,.,
M011(ay,
met-
schedule
for
Prince
Hupert,;
The.
Prince
John
will
give
a
remaining
here
to
go
into
clryj
xvepky
service
to
Anyox
and
dock
on
September
30.
I
bus
(
Stewart
leaving
Prince
Rupert
at
there
will
be
no
sailing
from
no
p.m.
Wednesdays,
arriving
at
lTince
liupen
souimiouiiu
mlAllvf)X
7
,u.
Tlnirsdav.
Inn
vine-
Flight
Lieutenant
Earl
MacLeod
arrived
safely
at
Jericho
Beach
station,
Vancouver,
at
3.45
yesterday
afternoon,
having
made
the
flight
from
Prince
Rupert
in
8
hours
and
45
minutes,
including
two
stops.
The
flying
time
was
3
hours
35
minutes.
Street
Saks,
493
PROSECUTIONS
SELLING
SAKI
her
of
interesting
points.,
Somo
contend
that
in
acting
on
the
Anyox
12
noon
Thursday,
arriv-1
instructions
of
the
port
warden
!
.
I
ent
Parts
of
Country
WUKLU
rUfcK&
AKfc
'CONSTANTINOPLE,
Sept.
20
!
NOW
AT
DALLAS,
TEXAS
Of
49
villages
on
Hie
banks
of
Ihe
river
Aras,
in
Armenia,
37
have
been
destroyed
by
a
recent
alties
and
material
damage
done
by
I
be
shock
are
still
lacking.
The
shocks'contiiuie
in
F.rzer-uni,
where
in
numerous
places
rissiires
in
Ihe
ground
have
been
developed.
Shocks
arenlso
being
felt
iii
the
neighborhood
.of
Kara.
DALLAS,
Texas,
Sept.
20.
The
American
world
flyers
arrived
here,
yesterday
afternoon
from
Muskogee.
The
High!
of
225
miles
look
three-
hours
LBy-Tour
minutes.
.
,
1
The
Chinese
gambling
eases
In
the
city
police
court
have-heon
adjourned
until
Monday.
35,000
pounds
after
trip
to
the
banks.
:
:
1
TOM
MOORE
1
IT
ner
ursij
M
President
of
Trades
Congress
BOSTON
GRILL
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor
for
hire.
Suitable
for
dances,
banquets
and
wedding
parties.
For
rates,
apply
to
Boston
Grill,
Third
AVe.
Phone
457.
PIUCE
FIVE
CENTS.
LIKE
DECLARES
HIMSELF
EMPEROR
GREAT
FUTURE
FOR
MINING
IN
THIS
DISTRICT
SAYS
ALASKA
PUBLISHER
i'MR.PAnULLOIS
m
i
o
i
Mian
en
ai
is
durYenaerea
coming
October
11
Kiangu
Armies
Fighting
Heavy
Losses
Reported
SIIAMillAI,
Sept.
2(1.
The
surrender
of
Shanghai
to
the
Kiaiigii
armies
was
admitted
this
morning
at
headquarters
of
the
defenders
at
Lungwha.
It
is
asserted,
however,
that
contrary
to
common
reports,
the
defending
Chekiang
soldiers
were
not
in
retreat.
A
Lungwha
statement,
which
declared
that
the
Chekiang
fighters
were
inflicting
heavy
losses
on
Iheir
opponents
and
were-
capturing
many
prisoners
belonging
to
the
-lonau
and
Anhwei
regiments,
was
issued
after
renewed
heavy
artillery
and
machine
gun
fire
had
started
along
the
whole
front.
TOKIO.
Sen!.
20.
In
a
com
inuniiue
issued
in
Mukden
Chang
Tso
Lin,
Ihe
Maucliuiian
leader,
claims
drcjsi"
successes
over
the
forces
of
Hie
central
government
of
l'ekin
at
Jehol,
north
of
Pckjn
and
on
Ihe
Chi
Hi
border
between
Chinchow
on
the
Pckin-Mukden
Hailway.
Cliang
also
claims
his
second
and
fourth
armies,
.which
are
crossing
Cliihi
bonier,
captured
large
quantities
of
munitions.
DISGRACEFUL
CONDITIONS
Royal
Commissioner
Finds
There
Was
Justification
for
Investigation
Coal
Contracts
OTTAWA,
Sept.
20.
The
report
of
David
Campbell,
royal
commissioner
who
Investigated
contract!
for
the
supplying
of
coal
to
military
establishments
in
W
innipeg,
declares
I
here
were
grave
irregularities
in
that
conned
ion
and
that
a
disgraceful
condition
had
been
revealed.
The
situation
will
be
Investigated
further
with
a
view
In
punishing
any
who
are
found
guilty
of
fraud.
CANADA
AND
LABOR
GOV'T
Delegate
at
Trades
and
Labor
Congress
Says
It
May
or
May
Not
Come
In
Lifetime
LONDON,
Ont.,
JSeyt.
20.
A
Labor
government
in
Canada
may
ul
come
within
a
lifetime
and.
then
again,
it
may
come
if
only
because
it
is
based
on
jus
tice
and
right
said
J.
T.
Brown
lee.
delegale
from
the
British
Union
to
Ihe
Trades
and
Labor
Congress
here.
"If
the
people
of
Canada
had
Ihe
real
desire
to
translate
the
Senium
on
the
Mount
into
terms
of
legisalion
they
would
find
there
were
plenty
of
men
and
women
in
Hie
Labor
parly
just
as
anxious
as
themselves
to
practice
the
lenets
of
the
Prince
,il
Peace,"
lie
declared.
Will
Visit
District
Prior
to
Session
of
Legislature
Here
at
the
Same
Time
as
Premier
King
'
Hon.
T.
I).
P.altullo,
minister
of
lands
and
member
of
Ihe
leg-islalive
assembly
for
Prince
Ru-perl,
will
arrive
in
Ihe
city
from
Victoria
on
October
II,
to
pay
a
visit
to
(tie
district
prior
to
1
1
1
opening
of
the
session.
His
visit
here
will
Co-incident
with
that
of
Premier
King
and
the
other
j
federal
ministers.
MILTON
GONZALES
WAS
DEFENDING
AT
SMITHERS
SMITIIFRS,
Sept.
20.
Before
Bis
Honor,
Judge
McB.
Young,
he
case
of
Grant
vs.
Pratt
was
heard
on
Thursday..
The
case
arose
out
of
the
sale
Czar's
Nephew
Declares
Himself
Emperor
of
all
Russia
to
Liberate
It
LONDON,
Sept.
20.
Grand
Duke
Cyril,
cousin
of
the
former
Czar
of
Russia
has
signed
a
proclamation
declaring
himself
Emperor
of
all
the
Russians,
says
a
Berlin
despatch.
The
proclamation
will
be
published
on
Sunday
In
the
Russian
newspapers
Issued
at
Belgrade.
It
will
declare
that
the
Grand
Duke
will
devote
himself
to
liberating
Russia
from
the
communists.
PRINCE
DUE
ON
MONDAY
Auctioneer
and
Purchaser
Under
H.R.H.
Will
be
Met
by
Governor
Bonds
Following
Carrying
Out
Instructions
Port
Warden
General
Lord
Byng
Near
Ottawa
MONTREAL,
Sept.
.20.
Pre-
VANCOUVER,
Sept.
20
Harold
sent
arrangements
call
for
the
Matthews,
auctioneer,
was
held
Prince
of
Wales
being
in,
Mont-on
hail
in
bonds
of
$2,000.
to
real
on
Monday
enroute'
from
answer
a
cnarge
or
selling
liquor
i.ong
lsianu
10
ins
Alberta
ranch.
"
"
Mind
S.
E.
Williams
on
a
cash
bail.
The
special
train
wilLstop
here
A
bi-weekly
service
between
Vancouver
and
Prince
Rupert
,,f
$50
on
a
charge
of
illegally
only
long
enough
to
one
of
the
large,
steamers
and
a
weekly
service
to
Anyox
and
.
reliatnir
ininxlcauts-aa.
the.
re-.
Kines.
The
Prince
will
he
creel
suit
of
a
salvage
auction
today
ecf
near
Ottawa
by.QoyernqrIen-,
.wiiicn
was
orueren
y
uapi.
Ak.erai
nyng
who
win
Doaru
int
?f
i'ofui
An
rtstVI
11-1
t'llnii
n-illi
iii
'Ira
in
ut
unmn
ntdrni
'Win)
nnnnnlin
Ihority
as
a
federal
officer.
ed,
'the
charges
arise
out
of
one,
.
case
of
27
bottles
of
Japanese
J
liquor
known
as
saki
being
included
in
a
quantity
of
damaged
freight
on
t
lie
steamier
Salvor
which
wenl
ashore
at
Campbell
River
recently.
MOORE
AGAIN
IS
PRESIDENT
The
case
brought
up
a
num.
b-.lm.
rm.f
Officers
at
London
Meeting
PASSES
RESOLUTIONS
lug
felewarl
10
p.m.
lhursday,
the
auctioneer
was
a
crown
em-
LONDON,
Sept.
20
Tom
Mooro
leaving
Stewart
10
p.m.
i
riday,'
ployee
and
was
carrying
'out
the'was
elected
president
of
the
leaving
Anyox
9
a.m.
Saturday
Maws
of
Canada
in
the
matter
of,
Trades
and
Labor
Congress
or
and
arriving
at
Prince
Rupert
6
'.the
disposl
of
the
salvaged
goods.1
Canada.
Secretary
F,
M.
Draper
p.m.
Saturday.
This
service
will
'
Matthews
says
he
is
satisfied
jwas
returned
by
election
for
the
commence
October
1.
(
the
sakl
was
legally
purchased
in!
24th
term.
The
vice-presidents
On
October
S,
the
fortnightly
the
first
instance
but
the
jiro-jare
James
Simpson,
Toronto.
J.
fun
to
Ihe
Queen
Charlotte
vincial
officials
point
out
that
T.
Foster,
Montreal,
and
Bert
Islands
from
here
by
the
Prince
liquor
purchased
in
the
proper
,
Merson
of
Toronto.
J.
F.
Marsh
John
will
commence.
Under
the
manner
may
not
under
law
be
of
Niagara
Falls
was
chosen
to
new
scneiiuie,
she
-
will
leaver
resold
by
anv
ncrson.
irenresenf
Coniri
pss
s
.
frnlnrtml
Prince
Rupert
alternate
Satur
day
nights-at
12
midnight
calling
at
Massett,
Port
Clements,
Buck-1
ley
Bay,
Sandspit,
Skidegate,
Rupert
at
I
o'clock
Wednesday
.
0l,n
nhiirlolle
Citv.
Gnmshewn
'
afternoons
and
8
o'clock
Salur-'ThlJ
,.sim
iarl)ori
Lockeport
and
.lay
nights
respectively.
Sailings
t,,lwv,v.
and
rplurninn
In
Prir,:
Rupert
from
the
south
Wednesday
mornings.
midnight.
Powell
River,
Ocran
t
Falls,
and
Swansnn
Bay
will
bo
4.
IT
the
4.
steamer
leaving
i-rincc
nuperi:.
Saturday
night.
The
run
north
from
Vancouver
on
Friday
noon
and
the
run
south
from
Prjnce
.
Hupert
on
Wednesday
night
will
lie
direct.
Times
of
nrrival
at
j
Vancouver
will
be
7
a.m'..
Friday
4.
end
on'
MACLEOD
ARRIVES
AT
JERICHO
BEACH
V
4
FISH
ARRIVALS
Eleveri
Poats
Sold
Catches
Total
ling
136,500
Pounds
at
Exchange
Today
delegate
to
the
British
Trades
Union
Congress.
Hon.
James
Mudrock,
minister
of
labor,
was
criticized
for
the
sland
ho
hail
taken
in
connection
with
the
strike
of
postal
workers
f
and
a
resolution
was
adopted
,,
...
,
"
.
''declaring
the
postal
workers
Halibut
arrivals
this
morning
.,,0U,d
be
taken
back
Avilhout
stalled
130,500
pounds.
Prices
()iscriniination
and
that,
they
ranged
from
14c
and
6c
to
10.5c
;shoUl(,
sUlTpr
no
loss
b
reason
noti
one.
.
1
ne
new
ijuuauiaii
:
(,f
schooner
Lysekil
arrived
with!
the
strike,
also
urging
that
rUlt
civil
rights
be
granted
all
civil
service
workers,
and
that
Hiey
should
come
under
the
industrial
disputes
act.
II.
P.
Peltipieco
of
Vancouver
was
elected
chairman
of
the
British
Columbia
executive
and
it
was
agreed
that
Hie
remainder
of
the
committee
should
be
elected
by
the
trades
councils
of
Vancouver,
Victoria
and
Prince
Rupert
and
their
appointments
be
ratified
by
Ihe
central
executive.
Old
age
pensions
for
every'
person
in
Canada
above
05
years
of
age
with
20
years
residence
was
recouiK.ended.
"'
Sir
Thomas
Robinson
will
re.
main
in
lb,,
city
until
Monday
night
when
he
will(
proceed
to
Vancouver
on
the
steamer
Prince
George.
A
subsequent
telegram
received
at
Ihe-Grotto
Cigar
Store
from
Frill'
pool
room,
Victoria,
says
thai
Alex
Roy
iloiHi
to
Joe.
Bavlev
Labor
on
a
foul
trTihe
bout'al
Victoria
on
Thursday
night.