TAXI
BOSTON
GRILL
25
and
Shins
Ambulance
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
with
newly
laid
dancing
Service
floor
for
hire.
Suitable
for
Anywhere
'at
Anytime.
dances,
banquets
and
wedding
Stand
Royal
Hotel,
3rd
Ave.
parties.
and
6th
St.
PRINCE
RUPERT
For
rates,
apply
lo
Boston
MATT
VIDECK,
Prop.
Grill,
Third
Ave.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
Phone
457.
XIV.,
NO.
210,
VOL.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
R.C.,
SATURDAY,
SEPTEMBER
0,
102
i.
vu,
cireui.tion,
i.su.
trt
SUt
803
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS.
FRANCE
PREMIER
MACKENZIE
France
Joins
Britain
Favor
International
Arbitration
and
Disarmament
Conference
GENEVA,
Sept.
0.
France
joined
Britain
yesterday
in
pledging
support
for
the
principle
of
compulsory
arbitration,
removing
any
doubt
through
a
speech
by
Premier
llerriot
that
France
would
hesitate
to
weaken
her
force
as
a
great
continental
military
power.
Premier
Herriot
announced
unequivocally
that
France
favors
an
international
di'sarmtinient
conference.
He
said
the
nation
that
would
refuse
lo
arbitrate
would
be
stigmatized
as
an
aggressor
nation.
M.
llerriot
paid
Iribute
to
the
I
:
useful
collaboration
of
the
United
Slates
hi
the
past
and
said
he
Imped
that
country
would
not
rc-ftjs
lo
co-operate
in
the
disarmament
conference,
which
he
held
must
be
called
by
Hie
League
of
Nations
as
the
only
body
properly
equipped
to
carry
through
such
a
conference.
ELECT
FOR
JURY
TRIAL
Meri
Aliened
to
Have
.Been
.
Implicated
in
Assault
on
Police
Officer
Appeared
this
Morning
.
.
.
J
U"
.mciimai'i.
ticorui'
nan
and
Jack
Hremer.
.he
men
ed
'
caled
in
the
ass
aull
on
Provincial
Police
Con.
stable
AHhur
Collins
at
Fall
alls
recently,
appeared
before
juupe
udpe
Young
Hiuiig
in
in
the
me
County
Umiiily
Court
,
i,iiii
r
n,
-,..
1
1
..
nu
i
alleg-arriving
Ron.
Lockeporl
this
af-
-
4
"
"
'
.
7
lernoon
on
the
Prince
John
Ij
'
.
!'
en
by
the
vessel
before
she;
-
(
,nmI)'
n
",ai
.
i;Hiri,'"""
litis
morning
ami
racb
elected;""
H
"!'
'
r"'1-for
jury
(Hal
so
will
coma
up
at
'U
I
ei"e
lflk,;n
to
"Vancouver
the
Fall
Aasftcs.
MacDonald
Is"
charged
with
wounding
with
intent
lo
resist
lawful
arrest
while
Hall
and
Hremer
are
each
charged
with
wounding
with
intent
to
prevent
Hie
arrest
of
MacDonald.
CII
y
Solicitor
E.
i
Jones
appeared
for
the
prosecution
ami
I
V.
Pat
more
for
the
defence
in
each
case.
COMMANDER
HODGSON
IS
TOE
ORDAINED
Commander
O.
T.
Hodgson,
formerly
of
Hie
Canadian
Navy
i'l
well
known
to
many
early
re-Mi'iils
of
the-
city
as
master
of
Hie
old
survey
ship
Egeria,
will
ordained
as
an
Anglican
Cliurrh
deacon
tomorrow
tnorn-"
J
lie
actual
ordination
will
I'f
perfornuvl
at
10
o'clock
by
Irrlibishop
R
11,
Du
Vernel
nt
"Is
residence
and
the
services
in
foiinecllon
Ihercwjlh
will
take
Place
at
11
o'clock
in
St.
Andrew's
yiRlicau
Church,
Archdeacon
fS.
V
Hix
officiating.
Commander
Hodgson
is
to
un-'""iliike
work
in
the
Slikine
"ber
dlslrint
with
Telegraph
LlPPk
as
his
headquarters.
11c
succeed
HeV.
F.
P.
Thornvan
who
"a
Ron,,
o
Kugland.
He
will
nr-r'v
in
Hie
city
from
the
norlh
on
Princess
Alice
IDis
afternoon
and
will
re(urn
lo
Telegraph
'cek
on
the
next
sleamer.
PUBLIO
NOTICE
The
Light
and
Power
be
shut
olf
on
Sunday
morning,
Sepleniber
7,
from
4.30
to
8.30
in
order
'
change
the
oil
in
the
T.
8"ernor
at
Sluiwallans.
20
Cily
Light
Dept.
'
f
t
MH
DDIT
A
IW
TAf
ETUCD
CAD
DE
A
CT
'..v.
ROVER
IS
STILL
LOADING
SALMON
Having
Taken
on
36,000
Cases
Here,
C.Q.M.M.
Vessel
Will
Have
Largest
Single
Cargo
Ever
Taken
From
Port
C.G.M.M.
freighter
Canadian
Hover,
Capt.
J.
J.
Flood,
Is
now
expected
to
sail
for
the
south
tn
morrow
morning.
Coming
here
fwiitr
-tY
nnrr-AW-
which
she
loaded
at
Lagoon
Hay.':""1"1
t
.
i
xp,nm'
u
.
m
TVH
.
taken
on
31.000
ca.es
since
she
!....,
.
nii.l
rK
(iiifi
f
....
fn
Ml
titili
nrinn!'iepariH.
1
ne
Hover
s
cargo
com-
ll't'ses
the
'i
Jargest
.
cargo
of
.
"1-1
.1
1
"Ial
l,a!'
CVf'r
been
loaded
where
a
lot
of
it
will
be
trans
shipped
lo
the
Tided
Kir
lorn.
REID
MCLENNAN
IS
SUCCESSFUL
STUDENT
FOR
MILITARY
COLLEGE
OTTAWA,
Sept.
C
The
names
of
successful
candidates
for
entrance
lo
the
Hoyal
Military
College
at
Kingston
announced
yesterday
include
Heid
L.
McLennan
of
Prince
lluperl.
They
will
report
at
college
on
Sepleniber
.
favorIestricting
HOURS
OF
FARM
LABOR
trades
union
congress
passed
a
resolution
yesterday
in
favor
of
instituting
a
campaign
to
secure
a
minimum
wage
for
agricultural
workers
Insuring
a
proper
sland-ard
of
living
and
guaranteed
a
working
week
of
18
hours.
JAP
GAMBLER
IS
FINED
$100
AND
CASH
IS
SEIZED
Charged
wilh
gambling
by
using
.lice
on
the
sleamer
Prince
lliiperl.
Y.
Sinlinizu,
Japanese,
appeared
before
Stipendiary
Magistrate
II.
F.
Mcl.eod
in
the
provincial
court
Ibis
morning,
was
found
guilty
and
fined
lon,
the
cash
which
was
on
the
I
able
at
the
time
amounting
to
also
being
confiscated.
Sinimini
was
arreslod
on
board
the
Prince
I',"H'rt
y,e-
day
by
Constable
Collins.
The
-..i
,..,.
,n
its
way
from
IL'nsu
"no,
-
Ocean
Falls
to
Princo
miperi
and
it
is
alleged
Hint
accused
was
inducing
other
people
10
gamble.
'
r
i
ami,
i
r
yy
uu
i
null
i
vil
1
JunvlJ
.
"
'
'
"
'
'
'
'
"'-''
11
T
"'
-
KING
ANNOUNCES
HE
WILL
VISIT
PRINCE
RUPERT
PLAYED
POLO
IN
RAIN
Prince
Allowed
Camera
Man
to
Take
His
Photo
at
Close
of
Game
SYOSSET,
Sept.
6.
The
Prince
of
Wales
played
polo
yesterday
in
rainy
weather.
He
allowed
a
camera
man
lo
take
a
pholo
at
I
lie
end
of
the
,une.
When
a
Scotland
Yard
Inspector
went
to
interfere
the
Prince
said
"I
don't
mind
Hurt."
REPRESENTATIVES
OF
PRINCE
RUPERT
SPEAK
AT
TIMBER
CONFERENCE
VICTORIA,
Sept.
C
M.
1.
Mc-Caffery
of
Prince
Jlupcrt,
repre
senting
the
Northern
HA
Tim-bcrmen's.
Association,
was
one
of
Roth
he
l!'e
'n!'1'''
f,.r
.,.,'in.Ce
HuT
t.r'
linn
i
ii
i''iiitiiiri
i.'ivfkroii
I
'
'
"
.
...
,
.;
.
.
.
.
lu
LumiiHl
unrein,
nuuvkiiiK
ca-
v
wljal
(hpir
uml,er
wnuM
cosi
INVADERS
BEATEN
IN
CHINESE
CIVIL
.
,WAR
AT
SHANGHAI
SHANGHAI,
Sept.
0.
The
.
invading
army
of
pi
Shieh
.
Yuan
-was
repulsed
on
two
fronts
at
Hwantung
and
Lieiftio
afler
nn
all-night
hat
He
wilh
the
Lu
Yung
llsiang
forces
defending
Shanghai.
Hand
to
hand
fighting
characterized
the
bailie.
ALBERTA
LIBERALS
m
nvi
vn
IPAM?R
Meeting
"jo
Hold
to
Arrange
for
Convention
on
November
27
EDMONTON,
Sept.
0.
Tho
Liberals
of
Alberla
arc
lo
reorganize
and
with
that
end
in
view
a
provincial
convention
is
lo
be
held
on
November
21
at
which
a
leader
will
be
chosen
and
a
party
platform
drawn
up.
A
meeting
of
prominent
Liberals
will
take
place
at
Calgary
on
September
18
for.
the
purpose
of
making
arrangements
for
the
gathering.
All
this
was
decided
at
a
meeting
of
Liberals
held
here,
when
fir
purposes
of
reorganization
the
following
committee
was
named:
Hon.
C.
II.
Mitchell,
J..C
Rowen,
II.
C.
Marshall,
and
S.
G.
Toh
in.
Those
in
attendance
at
the
meeting,
were:
Edpumton
Capt.
J.
C.
Rowen,
A.
11.
McLennan,
J.
W.
lleTfei
iian,
JUrs.
Nellie
Me-Clung;
Calgary.
II.
C.
Marshall:
Leduc.
S.
O.
Tohin;
Edsoi'i,
linn.
r
vy.
Cross;
Orounrd,
L.
A.
Giroiix;
.Athabasca,
George
Mills;
nenver
Diver.
Jos.
Lecliene;
uow
Valley)
Hon.
C.
R,
Mitchell,
PREMIER
MACKENZIE
KING
WILL
VISIT
PRINCE
RUPERT
OCTOBER
;
12
AND
13
BEFORE
GOING
SOUTH
A
lelegnjm
was
received
here
this
morning
from
the
Liberal
org'anjzer,
J,
G.
Turgeou,
slating
that
Right
Hon.
V.
L,
Mackenzie
King
will
be
in
Prince
Rupert
October
12
and
la
and
will
then
proceed
south
to
Victoria
where
he
is
due
October
lp.
Prince
Rupert
will
therefore
be
the
first
place
visited
on
the
coast
by
the
Premier
or
Canada
on
his
forthcoming
lour.
Prince
n(ipert
will
doubtless
extend
a
hearty
welcome
lo
Canada's
first
citizen.
This
will
be
his
first
visit
since
he
was
elected
premier
and
since
Fred
Stork
was
elected
as
a
supporter
of
his
government.
BIG
RECEPTION
WORLDFLYERS
Bobton
Welcomes
Aviators
With
Ceremony
Usually
Accorded
Presidents
and
Foreign
Rulers
BOSTON.
Sept.
ft
After
spending
Hie
night
aj
Orrs
Island,
eighteen
miles
cast
of
Portland,
Maine,
where
they
were
forced
to
descend
yesterday,
afternoon
on
account
of
fogvl
lie,
Uniteil
States
roun"iT:
lliewrirldTflyers
"'reachejl
iih:
Jijer
werf
greeieo
wiiii.
salute
of
21
guns
whicli
is
usually
accorded
oijly
lo
president
or
rulers
of
foreign
countries.
The
shore
line
of
(lie
cjly
was
filled
with
thousands
of
cheerinir
spec
tators
who
waved
flags
and
hurled
their
hats
in
the
air.
Major
Oeheral
Patrick,
chier
of'
the
United
Stales
Air
Service,
met
j
the
flyers
bbre
having
flown
In
;
his
own
plane
from
.Washington;
accompanied
by
an
aerial
squadron.
j
Miss
Grace
Crate
of
Carnival
Queen
Contest
to
Preside
Over
Festivities
Miss
Grace
Crate,
candidate
of
the
Moose
Lodge,
is
the
winner
of
Ihe
Fair
Hoard's
carnival
queen
contest
and
will
reign
over
the
Exhibition
Week
festivities
opening
with
her
coronation
on
Wednesday
next.
Miss
Crate
emerges
winner
from
a
very
close
contest
wilh
Miss
Nora
Kenny,
the
Elks',
candidate.
Miss
Mabel
Veireck,
candidate
of
the
Pioneers'
Association
and
C.R.R.E.,,
came
third,
and
Miss
Gladys
Dodd
of
Anyox
was
fourth.
Miss
Kenny,
Miss
Veireck
and
Miss
Dodd.
will
be
maids
of
honor
at
the
carnival.
The
contest
closed
last
night
at
10
o'clock.
Immediately
thereafter
the
counting
of
the
votes
commenced.'
Subject
to
the
addition
of
a
few
belated
returns
from
outside
points
mailed
before
the
contest
closed
and
not
yet
received,
the
final
count
was
as
follows:
Miss
Crate
....
V.
210,475
Miss
Kenny
....
..
215,125
Miss
Veireck
..
115,925
Miss
Dodd
..
..
.
.
81,850
As
first
prize
in
ihe
contest.
Miss
Crate
will
receive
a
round
trip
ticket
to
tho
Rritish
Enu
pire
Exhibition.
The
second
prize
is
a
$150
diamond
ring.i
third
$100
diamond
ring,
and
fourth,
$75
gold
wrist
watch,
I
Cash
prizes
will
be
arranged
if
the
candidates
so
desire.
During
the
Fair
a
drawing
will
take
place
for
the
$150
phonograph
or
radio
sel
going
to
the
holder
of
the
lucky
ticket.
The
count,
which
took
place
in
the
eily
council
chamber,
was
presided
over
by
Ren'
Self,
vice-president
or
tho
Fair
Hoard.
Others
present
in
1
their
official
capacities
wore
It.
K.
Renson,
supervisor
of
the
contest
,
and
:
Frank
Dibb,
honorary
secretary
of
the
FainRoanL
W.'S.
Fisher
'was
"
auditor.
'
.-,
TRY
TO
SAVE
KINDERSLEY'S
CARGO
OF
FURS
French
Premier
Resents
Proposal
of
Germany
to
Disclaim
Responsibility
Unfortunate
Consequences
Likely
To
Follow
Publication
of
Proclamation
Says
Premier
Herriot.
GENEVA,
Sept.
0.
Premiers
Macdonald,
Herriot
and
Theunis
today
received
a
letter
from
Chancellor
Marx
of
Ger-w
many
declaring
he
felt
obliged
to
publish
immediately
the
proclamation
of
Germany
refusing
all
responsibility
Jor
having
caused
the
world
war.
r,.
Premier
Herriot
immediately
made
known
to
the
German
government
that
the
letter
had
made
a
bad
impression
upon
him
and
indicated
that
probably
unfortunate
consequences
in
qoni
nection
wilh
the
attitude
of
the
French
government
would
follow:
its
publication,
r
t-u.
nnrU'tn
,n,n,.inr
HieJcntan,
htoJ
f
I'
mclor
,
Aew.
"
cslmuisler,
was
In
the
city
onf
NOME,
Sept.
0.
The
crew
of
the
Hud
sou
s
Hay
schooner,
Jady
Kinilerjley.
that
batlled
its
way
to
Hie
schooner
lloxer
Sunday
Jhrniuli
rive
miles
of
clashing
ice
wejo
put
aboard
the
Haychjmo
and
pi'Mul
Hope,
'30ft
nrTles
south
,
-.
f
:
.
.
.
1
.
i.-.s'im'
"
.
.
-
"""ersjey
ana;
tne
"MSte
ward
to
try
to
save
the
8100,000
'
car..,.
,.r
11...
r
...i..
ir:.,.l,
i
,
t
'
1
CARD
OF
THANKS
Jf,ss
''race
Lrale,
successful
Loyal
Order
of
Moose
candidate
in
",0
Carnival
Oueen
Contend,
wishes
to
exten.l
sincere
tliatiks
her
many
friends
for
their
sonorous
support
throughout
the
contest
which
made
her
election
possibje.
Winner
Representatives
for
the
various,
candidates
were
R.
J.
Racon
and
II.
Jackson
for
Miss
Crate;
Chas.
Folsom
and
L.
M.
Fuller
for
Miss
Kenny;
Mrs.
John
Veireck
and
Fire
Chief
D.
II.
McDojiald
Tor
Miss
Veireck,
and
D.
Main
of
Anyox
for
Miss
Dodd.
lYIISa
GRACE
CRATE
PROVINCIAL
FISH
INSPECTOR
GOING
IN
FROM
STEWART
vmoui
10
siaiu.oiniis
-
annuau
the
Prince
Itupert
yesterday
af
lernoon
bound
for
Stewart.
Getting
a
crew
together
at
Stewart,
Mr.
Hickman
will
go
into
Mezi-aden
Lake,
Dowser
Lake
and
Ihe
upper
reaches
of
the
Naas
Hive.
He
expects
to
be
away
about
"ve
weeks
on
the
trip.
PEACE
RESOLUTION
IS
ACCEPTED
BY
LEAGUE
OF
NATIONS
GENEVA,
Sept.
G.
The
peace
resolution
drawn
by
the
Rritish
and
French
delegations
was.
accepted
unanimously
by
the
assembly
of
the
League
of
Nations
in
session
here
this
afternoon.
WARRANT
FOR
LUISFIRPO
Charge
Against
Fighter
of
Bring'
ing
Manicurist
Into
U.S.
for
Immoral
Purposes
:
.
WASHINGTON,
Sept.
6
A
!
warrant
for
the
arrest
of
Luis
Firpo
was
issued
today
by
the
labor
department.
This
action
taken
under
the
immigration
law
will
result
in
Firpo's
appearance
'
before
a
board
of
inquiry
for
a
j
hearing
on
the
question
of
depor-jtation.
The
warrant
charges
that
'Firpo
brought
or
attempted
to
I
bring
Rlanca
Picart,
the
mani-Icurisl,
into
the
United
States'
for
inrmoral
purposes
and
for
having
gained
admission
to
the
country
under
false
statements.
The'
hearjng
is
set
for
September
15.
L
This
charge
will
not
interfere
with
the
fight
against
Wills.i
which
is
scheduled
to
lake
place'.
.
on
Tuesday.
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WASHINGTON.
Sept.
C
Tbej
MaoMillnn
Arctic
expedition
which
has
been
In
the
north
for'
two
years,
is
returning.
All
members
of
expedition
are
re-
norled
to
be
well
and
Ihe
schooner.
Rowdoin
is
expected
lo
nose
R1I0
her
home
port
very
soon.
GIRL
FEARED
CHINESE
BOY
Friends
of
Janet
Smith
Declare
That
he
8ajd
Improper
Things
to
Her
TAKES
CHICKEN
OATH
Second
Inquest
to
be
Resumed
on
Tuesday
Next
for
Further
-
Evidence
VANCOUVER,
Sep.
6
Whether
the
remaining
witnesses
lo
be
called
before
the
second
coroner's
inquest
into
the
death
of
Janets
Smith,
the
Shaiighnessy
Heights''
nursemaid,
when
the
hearing
rf-S
sumes
on
Tuesday
after
being"
adjourned,
will
be
able
to
tearw
nvay
the
veil
of
mystery
that2
still
enshrouds
the
tragedy,
re-w
mains
lo
be
seen.
Certainly
thog
manner
in
which
she
met
deaths
lias
not
yet.
been
determined
Facts
brought
out
by
witnesses
in
tho
two
days'
session
showsS
she
was
a
happy,
care-fret
girl.'
of
nineteen
with
a
good
character.
In
the
household
wh
?e
she
was
employed
were
Mr.
an
Mrs.
F.
L.
Raker
and
baby
and
ai
Chinese
hOuseboy.
Friends
of
the
girl
testify
Janet
had
said
she
was
afraid
of
the
Chinese
boy
who
had
-said
improper
things
to
her
when
hex
work
took
her
to'
the
kitchen.
:
The
boy,
Wong
Fung
Sing,
was
sworn
by
Ihe
chicken
oath,
tho
only
known
binding
oath
for
x
Chinese,
and
he
will
probably
bo"
the
witness
when
the
case
reopens.
More
than
half
the
witnesses
called
remain
to
bo
examined.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
E.
J.
MuVphy
of
Port
Hurwell,
Ont.,
who
havo
been
visiting
in
the
city
for
the
past
six
weeks,
sull
thi,s.
afternoon
on
the
Princess
Al'tcc
for
Vancouver
en
route
home,
:
Mr.
Murphy
is
locomotive,
foreman
for
the
Canadian
Pacific
Hail-way
lit
Port
Hurwell.
CITY
OF
PRINCE
RUPERT
AH
men
reqiilrlijg
work
on
he
Cily
gljeets
Are
requested
to
make
application
to
the
otllce
of
the
City
engineer.
,,
PioferencovllI
bj
given
to
married
inch;
property
holders
and'
single
men
who
have
been
resident
in
Ihe
cily
for
n
number
pf
years.
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