STANDING
OF
BALL
TEAMS
8li-to-3U
Tie
Game
Played
YesterdayPittsburgh
Lost
Doublo-Hoader
v
v
aK,
Sept.
It.
There
1
liange
In
Ihe
landtng
AinerloHU
Leaaue.
I'hll.i-ind
Vohinlon
played
'
inning,
game
lo
8-6
day.
I
'
National
beigue
Pilts-ft
double-header
to
1
'
1
1
r
ales
over
the
11-
while
the
latter
were
1
v
Vance
of
M
r
0
o
k
I
v
n
)
a
ho-hit
game
against
'
isilripiim
mi
Sunday,
the
first)
11
l
leagues
thin
season
BODY
GROUND
UNDER
WHEELS
CHARGED
RAISINQ
RACE
PREJUDICES
ALEXANDIUA.
Sept.
It.
Speaking
here
Saturday
Premier
Madeline
King
li
n
r
ft
e
d
Hon.
Arthur
Mrlxhen.
leader
of
the
Conservative,
with
ileuoruig
k
raise
race
prejudice.
"That
kind
of
thHia
-sdWrtmtleat
in
a
campaign
of
ihi
kind."
he
naid.
4
4
4
4
4
44444444
HALIBUT
ARRIVALS
Fares
Handled
at
Exchange
This
Morning
Totalled
158,000
Pounds
Halibut
arrivals
handled
at
the
Fudi
Exchange
tin
morning
lo-i
ailed
1
18.000
pound
eight
American
boal
selling
1
31,000
pounds
and
four
Canadian
000
pounds.
The
foreign
boats
had
n
general
advantage
In
lire
bidding,
smaller
catches
filling
into
carload
shipments
gelling
Ihe
highest
prirc.
Otherwise
bidding
was
about
even.
Arrivals
ami
sales
were
us
follows:
American
Zenith.
10,000
pound,
al
I3.3i
and
fte,
lo
the
lloolh
Fisherie
Atlas,
21.000
pounds,
at
13.3c
whiCl,
cut
:he
lend
ofuind
c,
and
me
iiamier.
im-i...
tJhilils
l
pounds,
at
IB.
We
aim
,
10
un
Pacific
Fisheries.
Leviathan.
10.000
pounds,
al
la
te
and
f.c.
and
Dcfenrc.
H.000
pounds,
al
13.3c
ami
Oe,
lo
the
Canadian
Fish.
V
Coll
Storage.
iimi
J..
15,000
pounds,
a:
I5.:ic
and
'0,
and
Flattery,
8,000
n.u.
at
15.3c
and
Oc,
lo
the
M!iu
Hsherles.
I
aninu.
1
1.000
.
pounds,
al
j.;tc
and
0c,
to
the
ll"al
Fish
Company.
canaaian
-
.
..
-
1
1
v....
lne.
5.S00
pounus,
aim
Train
Passed
Over
Freight
Tralnlhus.
7.000
pounds
at
iy-5
""'J
Canadian
Hah
A.
Cold
Conductor
on
C.P.R.
Yes-
lc.
lo
the
terday
AsiH.HDi
r,t
sept.
11.
F.rnesl
an
in
years
ut
age,,
n
Vancou-
IMI.
freight
condilclor,
was
i
und
t,i
death
under
Ihe
wheels
1
'
an
and
engine
here
Sunday
''
'''Oily
mangled,
his
arms
and
'
beui
cut
off.
PLAYED
WITH
DYNAMITE
WERE
BLOWN
TO
PIECES
'
I
TIIIUUIKIF.,
Sept.
It.
Fred
''"inger
mid
Willie
llolokorkl.
J'-cd
fmitleey,
were
killed
and
lueu
other
hoys
seriously
in-J1"r','l
Sunday
as
a
resull
of
cloving
will,
dynaiulle
caps.
A
'Killed
eigareltn
dropped
.inlo
a
nf
exiiliiivn
mi.
1
llien
Ml
ii'.
happened.
"r-
.......
I
.
..I
ii,.i..liiii.
0.&00
pounus,
hi
...
r.
ni
rie
lo
the
Hoyul
Fish
f..tim;ltlV.
""
1
l
,N
and
s..
C""1'
i,""''!,
"l
ll'le
and
Oc
to
the
1
loo
Hi
Fish
Canadian
Co.
eries
j
VIOLENT
DEATHS
IN
CHICAGO
ATWEEK
END
.
u.i,i
I
I
-Seventeen
met
Oolenl
deaths
here
'
persons
i
ul
the
week
-
-
-
-
from
varmu"
:
!'1
"rri1
","
end.
Dorimt
acc
.....
,
from
nulomomu'
...i.i-u-..tern
slates
lolalled
8a.
lock
Tail,
who
lias
been
on
a
I
lo
Ilie
ellv
rip
soumi,
7
.
mce
Charlc
this
morn-
on
Ihe
1'i
Conn,
night
I
uinel.
live
nulcs
long,
near
Field.
B.C.
Its
rou.slrm
lion
constitutes
an
engineering
epn
.
Starting
ut
both
ends
the
engineers
bored
through
solid
rork
to
meet
exactly,
"
Minister
of
Public
Worhs
Speaks
VOTING
ON
PROPOSED
.
.
r
r
1
r
n
n
STRIKE
FOR
DAY
OFF'
Dlgby
Island
Station'
Involved
In
Nlove
and
Action
Likely
to
Follow
YAXCOl
YKIt,
.Sept.
1
1.
The
alreles
operators
al
Dighy
Is
land.
Prince
lliiKfrt.
are
likely
lo
,e
(nvolveil
in
a
proposed
ulrike
which
is
being
considered
by
the
wireless
employees
of
Ihe
Cana
dian
Pacific
Coast
station.
Wireless
operators
are
usually
,Kiorly
lMiid,
il.is
claimed,
ami
Ihey
work
seven
days
a
week.
I'he
proposed
strike
is
lo
hack
up
a
ilcmanil
for
a
fix
day
week.
A
vote
is
now
being
taken
by
mail
and
it
is
probable
a
strike
a
ill
be
cnlled
on
or
before
the
nd
of
Ihe
month
when
all
wireless
slalinns
will
go
out
of
busi
ness
unless
nrrangemenls
are
made
in
the
meantime
to
keep
zoiiiR.
The
local
station
has
peani
nothing
of
this
yel.
the
operators
ay.
.
SOSTAD
WINS
CASE
SECURING
COMMISSION
ON
SALE
OF
OUTSIDER
V.VXCOl'VF.Il.
Sept.
1
.
An
drew
Sostiul.
manager
of
I
tie
fam
ous
engineer
Mine
at
Attin.
has
been
awarded
by
the
court
a
commission
of
ten
per
cent
on
a
$?00,000
as
soon
as
that
amount
Is
paid
by
the
Oranby
Company
to
Martin
Woldson
of
Spokane
for
Ihe
Outsider
Croup
of
claims
at
Maple
May.
So
far
only
30.000
has
actually
been
paid
and
Ihe
Judgment
carries
ten
per
cut
commission
on
it.
with
the
balance
lo
follow
if
the
deal
is
i'm-
pleled.
VINCENT
MASSEY
TO
JOIN
KING
CABINET
OTTAWA.
Scot.
II.
II
is
of-fclHlly
announced
here
that
Yin-cent
Massey,
head
of
The
Mas-sey-llarrts
Company
of
Toronto.
Joins
Ihe
King
cabinet
without
porl
folio.
LADY
AMY
PARKER
DIEONSATURDAY
NEW
YOllK,
Sept.
It.
Lady
Amy
Parker,
age
00
years,
wife
of
Sir
(iilberl
Parker.
Ihe
Can
adian
novelist
ami
llrittsh
states
man,
died
hern
Saturday
after
yciii-a
of
illness
from
uuncer.
or
Development
of
rnnce
nupert
as
One
of
Liberal
Benefits
B.C.
CIIAMIUOOK.-Sept
It.
Hon.
Dr.
J.
II.
King,
minister
of
public
works
in
Hie
federal
cabinet,
va
unammotisly
selected
liberal
candidate
for
Kast
Kooleuay,,
to
contest
the
forth:
mi
ll
g
election
al
a
omentum
Saturday
pighl.
Afler
receiving
Hie
nomination
Dr.
King
gave
an
addre
11
which
he
enumerated
ome
of
the
benefits
Hritisli
Columbia
jad
obtained
under
a
Liberal
administration.
One
of
the
must
mportaut
of
these
was
Ihe
utilization
und
development
of
the
Pacific
ports
including
Prince
Huperl.
Olher
benefits
particu-
'arly
emphasized
were
reduction
of
taxation
and
improvement
of
the
affairs
of
the
Canadian
National.
GRAIN
RATES
ARE
CHANGED
New
Rule
of
RaMway
Commission
Goes
Into
Effect
After
Tomorrow
Nlahl
WINNIPEG.
Sept.
14.
In
accordance
with
the
recent
ruling
of
the
Railway
Board,
reduced
tariffs
on
westbound
grain
will
become
effective
tomorrow
nlzht,
t
was
officially
learned
hore
today.
The
order
was
(issued
recently
by
the
chairman
of
the
board
and
objection
was
taken
to
It
by
some
members
ofs
the
board,
and
an
appeal
against
the
ruling
has
boon
taken.
The
change
puts
the
Western
ports
on
the
same
footing
as
Eastern,
which
up
to
the
present
has
not
boon
the
case.
THOUSAND
KIWANIANS
VANCOl'VF.H,
Sept.
It.
The
annual
convent
ion
of
the
pacific
Northwest
district
of
Kiwanians
opened
this
morning.
A
thousand
delegates
were-
present.
PRESIDENT
COOLIDGE
APPOINTS
AIR
BOARD
Adequacy
of
United
States
Air
Service
to
Be
Reported
on
Immediately
WASHINGTON,
Sept.
It.
President
Coolidge
on
Saturday
night
appointed
a
special
board
lo
inquire
into
Ihe
subject
of
the
adequacy
of
American
air
power,
this
board
will
organize
immediately
and
submit
a
report
probably
by
the
latter
part
of
November.
i
electrolTtorrT
SWEPT
THE
STATES
NEW
YOllK,
Sept.
It.
Eight
persons
are
known
lo
be
dead
as
a
result
of
an
electrical
storm
which
swept
the
Eastern
states
on
Sunday.
Properly
damauc
will
amount
to
half
a
million
dollars.
Mrs.
Harry
Floyd
and
family,
afler
spending
several
moullis
In
Vancouver,
relumed
to
Ihe
clly
on
lh"
r.anhiia
lasl
evening.
Rapid
Work
on
Workhouse
Bins
Completed
Tonight
bat
there
is
Yet
80
Feet
to
Add
to
Hdght
The
worklioiiM
bins
al
Hie
new
elevulor
will
be
finished
louighl,
when
lhe,y
will
be
on
a
level
willi
the
sloruge
bins,
which
formed
llio
first
seclion
of
the
building
lo
be
creeled.
Quick
work
has
been
done
on
this
part
uf
the
building.
A
record
pouring
of
Veuieut
was
made
tuwutil
Ihe
enil
of
Hie
week
w
hen
l
i
reel,
a
inches
was
added
to
Ihe
height
in
a
hours.
The
height
uf
Hie
workhouse
bins
is
7u
feel.
Henealh
Hial
if
the
first
floor
of
the
workhouse
ao
feel
high
and
in
fl.'has
nieiil
below
Hint.
There
is
yel
lo
ho
added
cupola,
in
which
there
are
five
enough
lo
hrtnj?
Ihe
building
up
'floors.
lo
180
feel,
an
additional
heiahl
The
roof
of
Iho
storage
bins
of
iuY'ut
SO
feet
known
a-
Hie
will
i.e
fin
shed
Wednesday.
1
"Hiry
i
I'
'Mr
oston
Grill
mm
Ice
Cream
goes
with
dinner
ULJ
Ambulance
Large
Ipslair
Dining
Hall,
Service
with
newly
laid
dancing
Anywhere
at
Anytime.
floor
for
hire.
Stand
Royal
Hotel,
3rd
Ave.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN,
and
6th
8t.
PRINCE
RUPERT
The
latest
and
best
for
the
MATT
VIDECK,
Prop.
least.
Phone
457.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
Y(l
XV,
NO;
313,
PHIXCE
HIPEHT,
B.C.,
MOMlAY.
.SEPTEMBER
11.
1025.
s.tu,dt,-.
cirwi.toni
nee.
trut
8.1m
ess
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS.
NEW
GRAIN
RATES
IN
FORCE
TOMORROW
DR.
KING
SAYS
LIBERALS
DEVELOPED
PACIFIC
PORTS
INCLUDING
RUPERT
Communists
Propose
a
Radical
Policy
for
the
Government
of
Canada
TOMO
VI'O.
ricpl.
I
V
Apparently
the
Connnuiijsl
parly
J.,!
'"'In
ih
Willi
Hie
hil-licits
of
llii-i
in
efforts
to
break
v
ltnli-h
Empire
uiul
with
that
end
in
view
lias
adopted
u-(lie
main
plunk
of
I
he
party
in
t
ti
i
-
roniilry
the
repudia
ilie
llriliftli
Norlh
Amenraii
Art,
under
which
the
(ioy
1
"if
the
counlry
i-
now
carried
on.
(
"Pilal
lvy,
(he
Mili-
which
ha
caused
so
much
con
hi
llriliiin,
i
another
prominent
plank.
They
alo
.
t
(In-tii-clei
til
u
ro-iveiilioii
held
here
yesterday,
in
unification
of
(he
railway
syntem
nnd
their
nalioualizn-Tlie
bank-
and
nil
industry
lliey
would
ualionalize
and
br
mnri"!
of
lite
workers.
FLOUR
MILL
LULU
ISLAND
WAS
BURNED
:
Plant
of
Eslerbrook
Milling
Com-
pany
Destroyed
by
Fire
4
Yesterday
i
M
il.
Sent.
II.
-
Tliei
Hie
Efislerbroek
Mtlllns
n
I.uln
Island
nclud-ii
mill,
warehouse,
floor,
grain
and
two
ivfJinjf
'T"'
destroyed
-i'rday
ii''
beina;
nf
I
oo.ono.
Douglas
Stork
Tells
of
Flight
to
Vancouver
in
Vickers
Viking
Boat
"It's
great
stun."
.said
Iioug
Slork
on
his
return
lo
town
this
morning
on
the
steamer
Prince
Charles
afler
having
flown
from
here
lo
Vancouver
al
the
end
of
the
week
on
Ihe
Lanren-lide
Air
Service
flying
boat,
piloted
by
Col.
J.
Scott
Williams,
j
D.S.O.,
M.C
In
fact.
Doug
is
such
an
aerial
enthusiast
now
that
I
he
is
already
talking
about
gelling
an
airship
of
his
own
and
be-;
coming
a
regular
aviator.
The
Sunbeam
No.
a
will
neve
be
able
to
give
him
the
same
thrills?
again,
he
admits.
The
flight
from
here
to
Vancouver
took
six
hours
flying
I
limp
Tli
lilflm
!efl
tieru
fl!
-
-
-
I
noon
on
Friday
and
rearhe
I
i
Alert
Hay
at
i
o'clock.
Afler
refuelling
there,
the
machine
look
off
again,
hul
ten
miles
out,
fo
was
encountered,
so
Col.
Williams
returned
lo
Alert
May,
1
where
the
night
was
spent.
Sat-
unlny
morning
at
10
o'clock
de-jo.
E.
Foster,
Captain
Sandison,
parture
was
made
.from
.
Alert;
Cleared
Yesterday
for
Dixon
11...
1
...
1
..a
i.;
v;,.vrr.--,
iiaj
anu
'al
iivi.ii
1
iic
u'p,
h
i
Viking
flying
boat
soared
over
Vancouver
city
and
Ismld
safely
al
Jericho
Beach
.station
of
Hie
rtoyal
Canadian
Air
Force.
The
Irip
was
a
very
?inplh
and
u,n-
evenlful
one,
Doug.
says.
An
Prince
Huoert
to
Vancouver,
was!
off
lo
Ihe
tatter's
ranch
in
the!
Eraser
Valley,
there
to
regain
his
hearing,
which
was
some
what
impaired
as
a
result
.of
the
flight.
Dave,
loo,
got
a
kiek
out
of
Ihe
Irip
by
air
but
he
confided
lo
Doug,
that
flying
was
loo
thrtllin?
for
him.
I
m
through,"
he
said
as
lie
landed
at
Vancouver.
11
was
Dave's
first
landing
in
an
airplane
when
Col.
illuuns
swooped
down
at
Alert
Day
Friday
after
noon.
The
water
came
up
so
fast
that
Dave
thought
they
were
going
to
have
a
through
trip
lo
the
bottom
of
the
sea.
He
was
much
relieved
to
climb
out
or
the
ship
and
set
hi
fool
on
terra
linna
at
the
Indian
vil
lage
utter
bis
buir
hours
in
the
air.
Dave,
will
remain
a
week
in
the
south
heroic
returning
home.
The
big
flying
boat
is
now
being
dismantled
at
Vancouver,
preparatory
to
being
shipped
to
its
headquarters
at
Three
Iliv-ers.
(Juebec.
nnnor
nnnr
nrrnDn
Barra
Lad
Made
World
Record,
Clearing
S
Feet
1'x
Inches
at
New
Westminster
NEW
WESTMINSTF.lt,
Sept.
It.
Hurra
I.
ml,
Hie
famous
juniper,
established
a
world
rec
ord
of
eight
feel
one
amt
a
half
inches
here
SalUKday.
but
fell
Hint
whs
probably
fatally
injured.
The
rider
escaped.
LEAGUE
BASEBALL
National
League
(.Sunday
ganies
Cincinnati
5,
Chicago
3.
Phila..
t-7.
Hrooklyn
I0-3.
Pittsburgh
t-L',
SI.
Louis
8-6.
American
League
St.
I.ouU
3,
Chicago
I.
Huston
S,
New
York
1.
Philadelphia
0,
Washington
0.
Cleveland
0,
Detroi:
0.
Tho
Philadelphia-Washington
game
was
culled
on
uiiouut
of
darkue
-
s.
LOCAL
TRAWLER
FISHING
AGAIN
Entrance
to
Get
Flat
Fish
After
having
been
idle
for
the
past
year,
alony
with
the
Andrew
Kelly
and
the
James
Carruthers.
the
Canadian
Fish
A
Cold
Stor-
average
-altitude
of..
2000
fe4iage
CoJ
li-awU'.GK,'
tostr
was
iiiainlained.
(cleared
yesterday
for
Dixon
Kn-
Dave
Went
to
Ranch
ilrance.
where
she
will
fish
flat
l)ave
Thompson,
who
shares
with
Doug,
the
claim
to
fame
as
the
first
aeriurl
passenger
from
fish.
Capt.
Sandison
is
in
command.
It
was
slated
by
the
management
of
the
cold
storage
plant
this
morning
that
the
met
at
Jericho
Iteach
by
his
old
present
trip
or
me
rosier
was
friend,
Cy
Arnelt.
and
whiske.liir.
Ilie
nature
of
an
experiment,
and
the
decision
whether
or
not
further
Irips
would
be
unofe
would
depend
on
the
results,
ut
(his.
FAIR
FINANCE
;
IS
ANNOUNCED
I
Total
Takings
Thlfi
Year
Amount
to
S1.S49.30,
In
Addition
to
Sale
of
Tickets
The
total
gale
receipts
this
year
al
the
fair,
including
admission
to
hall,
and
sports,
the
dance
Friday
night
and
Ihe
col
I
led
ion
laken
up
yesterday,
amounted
in
all
to
l,8l'J.30,
Frank
Dibb,
chairman
of
the
finance
committee
of
the
Fair
Hoard,
reported
this
morning
This
is
about
000
less
than
last
year.
The
collection
at
the
baseball
game
yesterday
amounted
to
I33.
nuiat
mAVL
iEumu
TAT
ID
D
ADDED
0
BUT
INJURED
ITSELFlrUUK
KUBdlM
GOT
DIAMONDS
Bound
Employees
of
Jewelry
Store
and
Took
Loot
to
Value
of
$50,000
NEW
loltK,
Sepl.
It.
Four
robbers
this
morning
held
up
Hick
&
Sous'
Jewelry
shop,
bound
four
employees.und
escaped
with
diamonds
valued
al
450,-
000.
STRUCK
BY
TRAIN
FIVE
WERE
KILLED
SHELBY,
Mont.,
Sept.
11
Five
persons
were
killed
and
an
other
fatally
hurt
when
an
auto
mobile
was
struck
by
a
train
at
a
crossing
here
yeslerday.
Harold
McEwen.
division
agent
C.N.H..
left
on
this
morning'
train
for
Pe
nce
Ueoige
on
company
Ij,S1U'".