VOI,
XV.,
NO.
2.1
TAXI
W
unci
Miy
Ambulance
Anywhere
a'
,
Stand
Royal
H
'
"'SV'-,.
.
and
0
''""-Hty
MATT
VI
D
to...
i
,
-Voj-.
...
AIRPLANE
WILL
FLY
TO
ALASKA
J.
Smith
Purchases
Machine
Used
for
Smugg
ing
Liquor
from
Canada
vin.K.
sept.
.:.
-
The
,me
used
in
-itmn
;lin(i
I
"in
Canada
into
the
Buildings
and
Six
Dwellings
al
St.
Camllle
OU-'UIX.
Kepl
211.-Tho
village
of
st.
Camllle
was
nearly
)V'pei
out
by
Hie
last
night-The
church,
hutdncs
bulhllnns
'H'l
six
dwellings
sseeu
ilesl
inVl'll.
Hie
loss
umountlnjf
to
SlOO.oOO.j
CATHOLIC
PRINCESS
pean
countrie-.
Prim-ess
Mafal
Discharging
of
860,000
Pounds)
at
Vancouver
from
Jap-
i
anese
Vessel
YAM'.OI
VKU,
Sent.
i3.
Thel
Mml..:..lmu
of
8rt0.00
pounds
of
I
--
Ijnnanese
frozen
halibut
brought!
Abattoir
la
Completo
and
Cold,
here
l.y
the
Murium
.wu
im
a
I
Storage
Plant
Will
be
In
Oporatlon
In
Month
llir
kilting
plant
recently
'
d
hy
P.
Hums
Co.
Is
ready
'
ot'eintion
but
it
will
I"'
'iiieiliing
like
a
month
hero
re!
'
i'
old
storage
plant
Is
Com-"
"e
However,
the
eoinpany
is
nly
-Imiuhler
eatlle
there
n'
nny
time
and
shipment
from
'He
interior
can
be
lereived.
A
"le
Iat"i-
a
buyer
will
be
sent
Mi
migli
Iml
in
Hie
meantime
lht
HHniuitiy
is
prepared
lo
handle
nny
i
a'lle
that
are
offered.
QUEBEC
VILLAGE
IS
NEARLYWIPED
OUT
riro
Dostroya
Church.
Business
Daly
Alaska
Dunwell
llatelton
and
I.
Premier
Sliver
Crest
Surf
Inlet
....
Howe
Sl.tind
..
porter
Idaho..
Terminus
B.C.
Silver
tlranby
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
MARRIES
PROTESTANT
Daughter
of
King
and
Queen
of
Italy
Bride
or
Phillip
of
Hesse
IIACCONKil.
Italy,
Sept.
23.
Itelurc
representative
ot
the
nival
families
or
twelve
Euro
da.
second
daughter
f
the
King
ucd
rrrmily
wnjanl
Jien
of
Italy,
was
united
in
f'
re
yesterday
for
.'.500
I
Smith,
Who
said
lie
would
lie
inaeliiue
as
a
passen-.iri
km
oil
the
Paririe
I"
V
;i
.
m
tin'
Pacific
Norlh-T
it
'rmer
hwiut
ot
I
lie
w
-
Carl
Swissln,
now
a
r
r-r,it
jusiire.
BURNSREADY
FOR
CATTLE
marriage
U
Phillip.
Hie
I'rotes-i
taut
pruiee
or
Hesse
hy
a
lloiiianj
r.atliolie
ceremony.
HALIBUT
IMPORTATION
PROYES
YERY
COSTLY
...
11...
pineeeiliiiK.
I'
Is-
umiersioo.i
iou
expei
iinenlal
shipment
has
ptov-too
rosily
lo
be
repealed.
STOCK
MARKET
Hid.
Asked.
1.15
1.
10
.1)1
9s
.(!
.IP
.23
2.2H
2JI
.117
ft
.l'.'
ft
.07
21.00
.21
-25
.03
1
.10
111.00
LEAGUE
BASEBALL
National
League
Philadelphia
t,
Piltsburg
It.
Brooklyn
S.
Chicago
3.
American
League
Chicago
-.
Ni'w
York
11-2.
Detroit
1
1
-7.
Boston
H-2.
1'hllmlelphla
0.
SI
Louis
l
Vv
W
ashington
3.
STLWAHT,
Sept.
23.
Anollier
ol
the
old
time
miners
of
the
fatuous-
Klondike
days
pasted
away
at
the
week
end
ami
was
buried
here
yesterday
under
the
nupiees
of
the
Masons
and
the
l'loneers
or
Alaska,
his
body
be
ing
laid
in
the
Slewarl
cemetery.
practically
the
whole
community
,
turning
out
lo
the
funeral.
:
Mr.
J'atlon
who
was
about
75,
year
of
ae.
died
nf
Ii.
art
fail-;
tire.
He
was
born
in
Ireland
and
when
a
boy
rrosed
to
the
Stale
and
settled
in
Ohio.
After
j
some
yeyirs
lie
obeyed
I
lie
call
or
be
West
and
spent
some
years;
in
Caiitoaii-a.
In
the
Yukon
lie
made
sexeral
cleanups
with!
claims
on
Hunker
and
other
rich!
ereeks.
He
also
prospecteiJ
omc.
an
bunks
ami
Iditurod
ami
came
to
Stewart
about
eiv'hl
yar
ago.
Since
that
he
spent
a
year
al
the
mines
al
Alice
Arm.
l'allon
was
one
of
the
real
sourdoiishs
ami
was
a
ilriemi
of
exerjone,
highly
re
speeled
tog-ever
lie
weill.
ins
nearest
knwu
relative
Is
a
niece
who
lies
hi
I'ltisburgb,
l'enn-
syUania.
BALL
CHAMPS
NOWCERTAIN
Pittsburg
Likely
to
Win
National
and
Washington
American
League
CHICAGO,
Sept.
23.
Pittsburg
Nationals,
after
waiting
18
years
are
practically
certain
to
win
the
pennant
and
represent
the
league
In
Uie
world
series.
Washington
Senators
will
havo
the
honor
of
meeting
them
In
the
con-tett
for
tho
world
championship.
The
remaining
games
will
havo
little
bearing
on
the
final
result,
the
Indication
being
that
Philadelphia
Americans
and
New
York
Nationals
will
be
the
runnersup.
REGISTRATION
OF
NEW
VOTERS
Those
Not
Already
on
Lists
Klist
Arrango
to
Enrol
Within
Week
Hegisl
ration
opens
tomorrow
for
the
federal
elections.
Any
perspn
wnose
name
noes
001
appear'
as
registered
up
lo
and
in
cluding
September
3
will
have
10
annlv
for
rearislrathm
to
either
of
the
two
silling
registrars.
Any
person
whose
name
com
mences
wllh
letter
A
lo
L
In
clusive
will
register
wllh
J.
L
MacLareu
and
those
fro
in
M
lo
'.
inclusive
will
register
with
J.
V.
McKinley.
Mr.
.Maclaren's
office
is
iu
the
Smith
block
and
Air.
Mckinley'
orriee
is
next
the
Presbyterian
Church.
SEAMEN'S
STRIKE
WILLBE
SETTLED
LONDON.
Sept.
23.
V
report
rrutn
Australia
says
I
he
seamen'
strike
will
be
settled,
with
in
a
few
hours.
Waterside
docker
ad
ready
for
work.
slaked
claims
there.
4
able
to
spend
but
a
short
time
on
the
creek
due
to
a
heavy
rrosi
which
killed
all
the
natural
feed
for
their-
horses,
but
MM
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
PHINCE
HUPEHT,
H.G.,
WEDNESDAY,
SEPTEMBER
23,
1025.
uurw
cirouution
isss
The
"ahy
tire
niaKer
a
new
invent
n
which
eu-able
Hiilu
llres
to
he
made
on
"he
s'ree'
The
inventor
is
F.
I
Xcwloti
of
the
Smiihsjiuan
Insufole.
Cassiar
to
be
Another
Klondyke
DuringNext
Few
Years
According
to
Editor
Who
Has
Just
Returned
SEATTLE,
Sept.
21.
Caspar
mining
district
or
British
Loluinliia
is
due
lo
take
the
place
or
the
Klondyke
during
the
'icxl
lew
years,
in
the
opinion
of
Frank
Cotter,
editor
of
the
Alaska
Weekly,
who
relinked
here
atter
a
tour
months'
trip
nilo
the
district.
The
country,
he
said,
was
umpiesliotuiMy
the
most
wonderful
he
had
found
in
the
north.
4The
showing
the
counlrv
is
able
lo
make
with
extremely
limited
euuipmeul
now
available
is
really
surprising
and
will
be
even
more
surprising
during
the
next
two
years.
Colter
said
thai
he
was
on
Discovery
and
'Hold
Pan
Creek
and
saw
the
last
cleanup
mad"
on
the
ground.
"It's
all
yelluwj
nuggely
gold
and
it
Is
enough
toj
make
a
full
pack
for
:
strong'
4
man.
14
Telling
of
the
game
conditions.
4
Mr.
Colter
said
he
counted
1104
less
than
lot
moose
hr
one
day
4
.11
the
trail.
4
Mr.
Cotter
showed
some
gold
4
;aken
out
of
Palmer
Creek,
a
4
tributary
of
the
Ptarmigan
which
4
in
linn
Is
a
tributary
of
the
Big.
4
Muddy
H:er
In
the
Cassiar
dis-
4
trie!.
This
was
panned
indis-4
riminately
from
the
properly
by
4
him
and
his
associates.
He
has,
4
44s444!444444444
4
THRILLING
TIME
ON
BERENGARIA
FROM
BOMB
SCARE
LONDON.
Sept.
23.
Passengers
on
the
Cun-ard
liner
Berengaria
bad
a
thrilling
time
when
a
radio
message
was
received
while
lic
giant
ship
was
1,200
miles
out
from
New
York
saying
that
a
bomb
was
hidden
aboard
her.
Officers
or
the
vessel,
ordered
boat
drill
and
all
cabins
searched,
but
no
trace
trace
of
of
I
I
lie
lie
infernal
infernal
machine
machine
could
could
be
be
found.
found.
Better
Than
Gold
Pan
4
4
Palmer
creek
is
silualed
ap-
4
4
oroximalelv
tiO
miles
from
Pease
1
4
4
lake
in
a
northeasterly
direction.
is
well
wooded,
easy
or
access.
and
is
claimed
lo
show
much
hel
ler
colors
than
do
the
diggings'
around
Cold
Pan
Creek,
the
dis
covery
made
by
(Srudy
and
Ford.
Mr.
Cotter
believes
that
il
is
I'rimaiily
a
hydraulic
proposi
44
444444-
444
DEPORTATION
FOREIGN
REDS
tion.
nUhooah
pans
from
eighL
"
""
lo
HO
cenls-lii
value
were
oblain-i
Roundup
to
Take
Place
In
Lon
ed.
Be
ami
his
companions
were,
don
Within
Few
Days
It
Is
Reported
LONDON,
Sept.
23.
It
1$
re
ported
that
a
general
roundup
,
they
made
an
examination
of
the
of
communists
and
reds
Is
to
be.
trttt,
!
4M.
I
lie
Tory
on
one
of
raisins
the
tiaiff.
The
party
that
I
re-preseul
stands
for
a
tariff
that
will
put
the
development
of
our
natural
resources
in
a
position
where
tho?e
engaged
therein
cau
meet
their
competitors
in
the
world
s
markets.
The
old
parties
have
played
'political
football'
with
the
prob
lem
of
'Senate
llefonn'
Tor
years,
and
notwithstanding
all
thai
Premier
King
bad
to
say
oil
thi
question,
during
the
last
two
years,
111s
only
soiuuon
is
10
ap
point
more
Liberals.
We,
however,
stand
Tor
the
principle
o!
an
elect
ivo
Senate.
Only
Real.
Exponent
Liberalism
as
exemplified
by
Sir
WilTrid
Laurier
and
his
pre
decessors
has
been
discarded
bv
the
King
Uoveriunent.
leaving
the
Progressive
Party
as
the
only-
real
exponent
of
Liberal
principles,
who
refuse
lo
sacrifice
the
best
interests
or
western
Canada
and
the
Maritime
Pro
vinces
to
1
ho
'monied
kings'
of
Montreal
and
Toronto.
Our
stand
011
immigration
is
that
the
successful
and
contented
settler
is
the
natural
and
best
immigration
agent,
and
that
it
is
not
iu
the
interests
of
the
country
to
spend
Hie
public
money
on
,
Continued
on
Page
Four;
LILLOOET
TO
VISIT
QUEEN
CHARLOTIE
IDS..
Survey
of
Prince
Rupert
Harbor
Being
Completed
Today
and
Vessel
Will
go
to
Port
Simpson
The
hydrograpliie
survey
steamer
Lillooel
is
finishing
her
creek
for
about
six
miles
on!
undertaken
within
a
few
days
by
survey
of
Prince
Hupcrl
Harbor
each
side,
setllnir
a
iron.l
show-
the
government.
It
is
said
thai!
today
and
Will
sail
this
nfler-
Inir
on
each
nan.
fifty
foiefen
reds
are
already
,
noon
for
Port
Simpson
to'
do
The
creek
is
nearly
one-balf
slated
for
deportation.
'
mile
wide
al
the
mouth
hut
nar-
--
rows
down'
lo
from
350
lo
250
PRICE
OF
FOX
PELTS,
feel
for
Ihe
greater
part
of
its
-
similar
work.
After
Port
Simpson,
Ihe
Lillooel
will
proceed
to
the
ljueen
Charlotte
Islands
and
thence
to
Powell
llher,
having
a
length,
which
Is
given
at
101
SEATTLE.
Sent.
23.
At
the
.
full
program
of
work
In
miles,
.
I
Tin
salo
here
blue
foxes
from
'.out
before
(be
season
end
Mr.
Cutler
and
-
his
company)
Alaska
sold
al
from
M5
In
75
Yesterday
nnd
today.
Ihe
sur-
wlll
lake
a
big
horse
out
fit
ihleaeh.
While
foxes
fetched
t35,vey
party
of
the
Lillooel
were
Ihe
new
strike
early
next
year'and
$10,
Silvers
went
as
high
a
taking
observation
from
ele-
It
ittrey
011
development
work
10.
cany
ia'eu
pi-nils
"u
tl.e
l.'Wiiiitc.
(
Boston
Grill
Ice
Cream
goes
witli
dinner
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor
(or
hire.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN,
The
latest
and
best
for
tho
least.
Phone
457.
PRICE
FIVK
CENTS.
CASSIAR
LIKELY
BE
ANOTHER
KLONDYKE
SUPREMACY
OF
AIRPLANES
IN
WAR
SHOWN
WHEN
EARL
HAK
SHAM
VICTIM
Airplanes
Supreme
in
Sham
Battle
Fought
in
Great
Britain
Yesterday
LOXDOX,
Sept.
23.
The
supremacy
or
the
uirplauc
as
an
j
uriil
or
war
was
riilly
deniotislralcil
yesterday
in
coiuicc-wiih
army
manoeuvre.
The
airplanes
carried
everything
t
thcui
in
u
sham
battle
that
was
singed
ami
were
Ihe
oi
ruling
out
or
action
Field
Marshall
Karl
llaig
and
a
Hf
brilliant
(miliary
officer,
who
would
have
hcen
dead
f
li
id
he
ii
i-imI
fight.
The
group
of
officer
wa
sHit-ii
ni!
different
plane
and
each
one
sel
out
to
bomb
il
and
i
Ihe
opposing
army
of
its
guiding
spirit.
STRIKE
DURING
SALMON
RUN
ON
FRASER
RIVER
:
Dlipute
Between
Canners
and
Flihermen
at
to
Price
Paid
;
For
Pinks
,
j,
I.STMIXSTLII.
Sept.
i
t
4
..
'ii-
(loliiim
boat
an
4
nii.aiiuiufUy
IifiMvy'
rttn
"
i
Inking
ptaee
uttd
4
i
-men
ar
"ii
lriW
-
higher
prlci-
The
,4
Amerlcwn
r
tinner-
o
rent
for
pinks
for
444444.
4
44444444
CONGRATULATIONS
LIBERAL
NOMINEE
FROM
PREMIER
KINQ
F
!
J
simk
lai
night
!((
i
m'1
the
following
wire
from
Premier
V.
I..
Murketuie
King:
"Please
accept
Ml
y
heartiest
ronsrratuUlions
upon
your
nomination
by
llir
Literals
of
Sktwia
as
their
Uudurd
bearer
In
I
lie
pr"Mt
twill!
.
Your
rrttomlnaBtm
should
Insure
a
Liberal
victory
and
continued
representation
of
I
lie
constituency
on
(lie
itoeriimeut
side
in
the
uext
Parliament.
iilian
anner
refuse
144444444
4
4
4
4
4
MINER
WASHES
HIS
LAST
PAN
Ross
Patton
of
the
Goldflelds
of
the
North
Was
Burled
at
Stewart
Yesterday
Nickerson
Sets
Forth
His
Policy
and
That
of
Progressive
Party
Dedans
Forke
mainly
responsible
for
elevator
and
his
party
real
exponents
of
,
Laurier
Liberalism
I
have
decided
to
offer
myself
as
a
candidate
under
the
.lutiiiei
of
the
Progressive
Party,
which
under
the
leadership
of
Hubert
Forke
is
mainly
responsible
for
the
construction
of
the
Prince
Hupert
elevator,
proof
of
which
is
given
iu
the
statement
o
the
pies,
iiy
Mr.
Forke
when
he
assumed
the
leadership
of
the
party
prior
lo
I021.
Condensed,
it
was
about
as
follows:
Ve
will
support
the
Liberal
Party
as
long
as
they
are
prepared
lo
give
us
what
we
cori-ider
lo
he
in
the
interests
of
the
YVest,
one
of
which
is
un
elevator
at
Prince
Hupert."
The
Progressive
Parly
are
at.ij
responsible
for
I
he
reduction
in;
''eigbt
rates
on
gram
moving
west,
and
they
represent
the
pro
ducers
of
Hie
wheat
thai
we
bopv
.
to
see
flow
through
this
port.
i
Therefore,
it
i
in
your
in-1
lerests
to
gel
behind
these
men.l
faith
in
Sir
W
ilfrid
I.auricr
poliqyf
joUUifcUiagk
Big
Japjjjl
Canada
and
making
it
broader
and
beller.
Question
of
Tariff
So
far
as
the
tariff
is
con
cerned,
we
find
that
al
the
last
session
the
Liberals
voted
against
the
Progressives
on
a
resolution
endorsing
the
principle
of
low
tariffs,
and
against
CITIES
ASKING
NOTIFICATION
the
only
Parly
which
slill
retain-(Want)
to
Know
When
Qovern-
.ment
Police
Are
Coming
to
Municipality.
ACTIVITIES
OF
UNION
VICTORIA.
Sept.
23.
The
Union
of
B.C.
Municipalities
de
cided
to
ask
the
government
to
instruct
the
police
department
that
warninir
notice
should
be
gixen
any
municipality
to
clean
out
bootleggers
before
brdering
an
investigation
by
stool
pigeons.
Closer
co-operation
be-4
Jween
the
government
abd
municipal
authorities
is
also
catled
for
in
the
resolution.
Distribution
of
a
portion
of-the
gasoline
tax
among
municipalities
is
likely
to
be
demanded
by
tho
convention.
Power
Tor
municipalities
to
impose
heavy
license
fees
or
demand
bonds
from
transient
com
pany
promoters
and
stock
peddlers
will
be
.sought
from
legislature.
Power
will
also
be
asked
for
municipalities
in
connection
with
building
requirement
and
the
regulation
of
residential
CAILLAUX
IS
IN
NEW
YORK
Negotiations
Commence
Tomor
row
For
Settlement
of
French
Debt
NIAV
YOIIK.
Sept.
23.
pressing
confidence
that
French
debl
to
the
L'nited
States
can
be
settled
"upon
a
basis
of
peace
and
righteousness,"
Joseph
Caiiiiiiix,
French
minister
of
finance,
with
ln
colleagues,
nr-
ied
this
morning.
Negotiations
will
open
at
Washington
ARMED
ROBBERS
ARE
EXECUTED
Twelve
Publicly
Hanged
In
Pre
sence
of
Thousands
of
People
and
More
to
Follow
SHANdllAI.
Sept.
23.-
Twelto
convicted
armed
Chinese
robbers
were
executed
publicly
Unlay
after
u
parade
along
the
Xanklnff
toad.
The
hangings
were
witnessed
by
thousand.
There
are
stilt
I8'i
n.eu
.
i
.
j'i
u.