-
i
lived
by
fire
lust
night
firemen
werr
helpless
!
the
lack
tf
water.
The
nrrmlml
at
tralf
a
mll-'
homr
the
city
wan
,
!y
at
Ihe
merry
of
fie
ugh
the
breaking
ot
..,.
I
UIIlA
till.
i-e.
ne
lnrtel
in
a
houe
y
a
former
Hie
cltf
the
tree
from
the
GOOD
WISHES.
FOR
PROVINCE
H.M.S.
Capetown
Leaves
Vancou
ver
Today
for
Bermuda
via
San
Francisco
VM:)t
VKli,
Sept.
5.
Alter
!
Victoria,
N
a
n
a
i
ni
o,
Unpen
and
other
lnlih
for
llermutla
by
way
ol
I
t
aiiceo
and
San
Pedro.
Of
iitrs
and
men
of
the
ship
"ti-
ed
appreciation
of
Ihe
P
m:
given
them
at
Ihe
V
veiled
and
hope
lo
be
ai-
I
w
'd
'
return.
greii'
many
of
the
men
il-'
'd
wiule
in
ll.t:.
pnrln.
SHOOTING
AFFRAY
TACOMA
IS
FATAL
Marshal
Killed
and
Arrested
Man
Is
Dying
from
Gunshot
Wounds
TACOM
A.
Sept.
5.
Marshal
0.
La
Plant
wni
aerloiwly
Injured
and
William
t'.harles
in
believed
to
!'
il
nig
from
gun
liot
wouinN
inriiei,.,
when
I.n
plant
tried
to
nrrenl
t;uirlei
who
was
under
the
oiflncnre
0f
liipior
and
comment!
cd
null
iciiuiiiiate
Mhootltig.
BIG
ASSESSMENT
BY
THE
UNITED
CHURCH
NliW
WKSTMINSTKIl.
Sept.
5.
llrllijth
Colutnbla'.4
share
of
Ihe
our
million
dollar
maintenance
'xteiiHlon
funil
reipiltcd
by
tin1
l
ulled
Church
of
Camilla
Is
$175,-
"iio,
Dr.
c.
c.
Young
o'f
Tonntlo
uunouneed
al
a
meellng
of
the
1'reshytery
of
New
Woslmlnsler
I
yeslerduy.
FARMERS
GET
FINAL
PAYMENT
FOR
WHEAT
MAKINQ
PRICE
$1.CG
WLNNIPhM.
Sent.
5.
Farmer
members
of
the
Wheat
Pool
will
receive
eleven
cents
a
their
rinal
payment,
bringing
Uic
total
:rirc
for
Number
I
Northern
to
I.CC.
AERIAL
PROSPECTORS
cituulry
during
the
past
sum
mer,
arriveil
rrom
N
rangell
en
the
Princess
Louise
Ibis
after
noon
and
is
going
through
lo
Vancouver
on
Ihe
vessel.
Mrs
Little,
who
went
north
this
week
lo
meet
him,
is
also
returning
Ml
1
11
1
II
.
Also
on
the
steamer
nre
Frank
Peirv
and
(leorge
I'lalier,
Ihe
prospector,
whose
reports
led
lo
the
aerial
expedition
being
undertaken
and
who
covered
the
Cassiar
district
Ibis
year
In
the
plane.
Mr.
PlaUcrs
liuco
sons
accompany
hl0-
The
parly
enme
oul
from
Tele-graph
Creek
down
Ihe
Slikinc
llixpr
by
boat.
Ihe
plane,
which
arrived
here
on
Moniljiy
last,
haxiiiK
preceded
them.
airplanIto
make
FLIGHTS
TOMORROW
Prosont
Plan
Is
for
Vlckors
Vlk-
Inn
Machlno
to
Push
off
for
Vancouver
Tuosday
Morning
ARE
IN
CITY
TODAY
Archibald
Little,
Detroit
Mining
Englncor,
and
Assoclatos
Going
South
on
Prlncoss
Louise
-
-
Archibald
Little.
Detroit
min
ing
engineer
and
leader
of
Hie
i
iiiliin
iiiiinl
mienilina
-
a;
...
.
,
i,.....
..
ii...
iv.JU..
1
'
-r
weekN
on
ine
il
uf.r.K
welenmed
everywhere.
II
M
h
iianetown
sailed
at
noon
.
IIDI
IUI
elHMHllll
III
mi:
U
Is
Ihe
Inlenllon
of
Col.
.1.
Seoll
William
to
push
off
on
Tuoday
morning
"cxi
ror
van
emiver
In
llic
Vickcts
Viking
air
plane
teeenlly
relumed
froln
Ihe
l.lar.l
lllver
country.
This
will,
nf
pimrse.
be
If
weather
Is
sull
able.
Publir
fllghls
will
be
com-
inciieeil-
lomorrow
nuMiiIng
by
n,,.
mIho.
from
the
Prince
Ituper!
Ii.iiil
house
ami
will
bo
continued
on
Monday
traffie,
is
visiting
the
elly
today
accompanied
by
a
party
which
include
(ieorge
Stephen,
as-sislanl
passenger
traffic
man
ager,
Winnipeg.
This
W
the
fir.-.
I
time
that
Mr.
Maclnnes
ban
been
here
and
he
manifested
a
real
inluresl
in
'.he
development
of
the
purl.
This
morning
be
aid
his
parly
inspected
the
dry
dock
and
the
plant
of
the
Canadian
Fish
A
Cold
Storage
Co.
The
party
arrived
here
by
the
CN.lt.
last
niglil
and
will
fail
for
Vancouver
on
the
Princess
LuUi.-e
tin
afternoon.
OTTAWA
CITIZEN
ON
THE
EJECTION
Says
Date
Will
be
October
29)
.With
Nojnlrutlon
Day
Oot--
'
ober
22
Ol
TAW
A,
Sept.
5
The
federal
election
will
take
place
ou
October
2V
and
nonuuatioii
da
October
2.
the
Citizen
announctS.
The
federal
cabinet
will
be
re
constructed
and
many
of
the
chimpcs
will
he
announccd-Jiy
Premier
Muclrnr.it
King
this
nN
lernoon.
Fielding,
Ilureau,
llel-aud
and
McOivern
are
retiring.
Herbert
Mailer
may
be
minister
f
immigration.
Ik-land
and
II
irc.ui
will
go
lo
the
Senate.
SOFT
COAL
MINERS
LIKELY
TO
STRIKE
WASHINGTON,
P'
5-
P-T
-iiteiit
but
unconfirmed
rumors
.tale
that
miners
tlnoutliout
Ihe
lift
coal
fields
will
strike
ns
an
aid
of
the
soft
coalmen.
If
this
haipeus
a
serious
situation
will
arbe.
STOCK
MARKET
Premier
King
Announces
an
Appeal
to
Country:
Contract
Sir
Henry
Thornton
Renewed
RICHMOND
HILL,
Ontario,
Sept.
5.--Parliament
U
to
be
dissolved
at
once.
Addressing
his
constituonts
ol
North
York
here
this
afternoon
Premier
MacKenzie
Kiny
declared
his
'intention
to
appeal
to
the
pol.s.
The
date
o.
the
electlo
Indefinitely
to
be
Thursday,
October
29.
Two
cabinet
changes
were
Indicated
by
Premier
King.
Hon.
J.
A.
ndbb,
minister
of
immigration
-and
actinj
minister
of
finance
becomes
minister
of
finance,
In
ptace
of
Right
Hon.
W.
S.
Fielding.
Hon.
G.
N
Gordon,
deputy
speaker
of
the
House
of
Commons,
becomes
minister
of
immigration.
The
Premier
announced
also
that
Sir
Henry
Thornton's
contract
had
been
renewed
for
a
further
period.
In
annunclng
dissolution
the
Premier
said:
"After
four
years
of
government
without
a
visible
majority
In
the
Hous;,
with
a
Senals
that's
practically
hostile
and
an
opposition
continually
thwarting
Important
rceasurcs
for
no
r:ascn
other
than
that
the
Government
does
not
take
up
one
extreme
position
or
another
or
go
in
opposite
direction
at
one
and
th
J
tame
time,
I
have
come
to
the
conclusion
that
It
Is
not
In
the
national
interest
to
further
postpone
the
day
when
pressing
questions
can
be
dealt
with
In
a
reasonably
satisfactory
manner."
Premier
King
announced
that
the
Governor
Ceneral
elgned
the
order
dissolving
Parliament
at
3
o'clock
this
afternoon.
He
also
stated
that
they
must
make
an
effort
to
find
a
middle
path
between
the
elremes
on
the'larlf
fTo
,
th'a
end
the
Government
was
appointing
an
advisory
board
on
tariff
orr
which
women
would
be
given
representation?"
More
Entries
Than
Ever
Before
for
Fair
which
Opens
Tuesday
Next
Entries
for
the
annual
Exhibition
which
will
open
on
Tues
day
next
are
far
in
excess
of
ny
previous
years
announced
D.
Melt.
Hunter,
managing
director
of
the
Fair
Hoard,
this
morn-as
lie
took
a
few
minutes
lime
from
Hie
manifold
duties
now
tiled
up
before
him
lo
discuss
prospects
for
the
week
willi
a
epreseiilative
of
the
Daily
News.
So
rapidlv
have
the
entries
been
coming
in
during
the
pa
si
few
days
Hint
it
has
not
vet
IBB
25
TAXI
nntl
Boston
Grill
Ambulance
Ice
Cream
goes
with
dinner
Large
Ipslair
Dining
Hull,
Service
with
newly
laid
dancing
Anywhere
at
Anytime.
floor
for
hire,
Stand
Roy!
h
Ave.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN,
a,7
...
PRINCE
RUPERT
The
latest
and
best
for
the
MATT
'''"in;,,
i
least.
Phone
457.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
YD!
XV.
NO.
207
I'lUXCi:
HIPHUT,
11.(1,
SA'JT
HDAY,
SEPTK.MUKH
3,
1025.
V(lrtftf't
ClrouUtlon
1563
SlfMt
Salt
607
PRICE
FIVK
CENTS.
BIGGEST
EXHIBITION
OPENS
ON
TUESDAY
MACKENZIE
KING
ANNOUNCES
RENEWAL
CONTRACT
WITH
SIR
H.
THORNTON
Freight
Rates
Victory
Will
be
Supported
by
Government
says
Olive
Ml
.TO
III
A.
Stjl.
...
rqnahze
I
lit
freight
rale
on
export
gram
for
Pacific
ports,L()r(
llrdisli
C-oliimbia
(ioveriinteiit
will
ie
ready
lo
defend
iUiooin
HIGH
OFFICER
i
OF
C.P.R.
HERE
j
W.
R.
Maclnnes,
V'pe-Presldent
j
n
Charne
of
Traffic,
Interested
In
Prince
Rupert
.
,.
,
.
Taking
I
lie
opportunity
while
If
(uiadiari
railway
attempt
to
up-
;
!
.....
and
In
northern
Itri!i-li
(lttlllilii:i
U'
It
l:inlrim,.
f-
ll
'
to
the
last
ditch.
Premier
Oliver
mi
id
yesterday,
replying!
'
;..
tMt-r
ii'iiii
ii.
ii.
nicirn.
111
which
li
e
1J
IservailVC
an-
1
member
pave
warning
thai
uch
arlion
wa
probable.
OTTAWA.
Sqpl.
.".
Dissenting
judgments
were
delivered
vrduy
uUemooti
by
Commissioners
Hoyre
and
Lawrence
in
MYSTERY
FIRE
M
SHREVESP0R1
Wat
Cut
Ml)
UsPOUT.
La..
Sept.
5.
dan
200
home
in
(he
.I
district
ol
the
city
.respect
lu
the
order
announced
by
Chief
Commissioner
McKcown
and
supported
by
Commissioner
'Oliver
equalizing
(he
export
ijiu-
on
grain,
Simullaneouslv
nth
the
issuance
of
the
latter
judgment
there
wan
issued
a
--
reiiidulioii
by
Assistant
Commi-
SUrted
In
Home
of
Former
Fire
"'oner
McLean,
supported
by
Chief
and
Water
Main
Commissioners
Noyce
and
Law
rence,
uerluriiii;
Hint
the
matter
of
(train
xjMirt
through
Wcter
mrl
and
other
matter
must
ol
necrtily
be
dealt
with
when
tin-Canadian
freights
are
revised
(generally
mm
already
provided.
Duuwell
L.
and
L
Marmot
.
Premier
Purler
Idaho
...
lluTus
..!
Surf
Inlet
nil.
Hid.
1.25
.1(1
.00
,
Asked.
2.00
.'.'5
.10
2.32
.20
.IS
.07
OLD
COUNTRY
FOOTBALL
English
Loague
First
Division
llirmlngluim
2,
lllackburu
11.
0
llurnley
J,
Leicester
0.
llury
0,
Ilullon
5.
Cardiff
City
2,
F.vrrlon
I.
Leeds
United
2,
Aslon
Villa
Liverpool
0,
West
Until
U.
0
Manchester
u.
0,
Arsenal
I
Newcastle.
U.
0,
Notts-
County
a
Sheffield
U.
2,
Iluddersfield
3
Tottenham
1,
Manchester
Cit
West
llroinwlch
2,
Sundcrtuni
0.
Scottish
Leaguo
Division
1
Alrdriouiatis
2,
Hangers
l.
Clydebank
I,
St.
Mlrreu
0.
Cowdcn
Heath
U,
SL
John
stone
0.
Dundee
U.
I,
Motherwell
I.
Falkirk
0,
Kilmarnock
I.
Hamilton
A.
U,
Itallh
It.
I.
Hibernians
2,
Dundee
I.
Norton
I,
Hearts
I.
Qu'e
id
Park
0.
Abeideen
l
been
possible
lo
tabulate
them
all,
and.
reach
any
definite
figure
as
lo
Ihe
.total
number.
Local
entries
closed
lad
night
but
outside
exhibitors
may
vet
have
ihe
opportunity
of
film?
their
lists.
While
the
Fair
OfTice
is
kep1
busy
with
the
tabulation
of
entries:
and
oilier
detailed
work.
resilient
Pen
Self.
Honorary
Secretary
Frank
Dibb
and
oilier
ineiiuiers
oi
i
lie
directorate
are
act
ively
e
n
g
a
g
e
d
wit
h
muny
oilier
duties,
including
the
prep
aration
trf
the
building
for
the
Continued
on
Page
Four)
Alaska
Business
of
Canadian
National
Railways
Pioved
to
be
Great
Success
This
Year
JASPHll,
Sepl
5.
Heports,
presetited
at
u
meeting
of
Can
adian
National
Hallways
passenger
traffic
officials
in
confer
ence
here
showed
that
passenger
travel
this
year
on
both
rail
ami
steamship
services
has
surpassed
all
previous
records.
l)es-
pile
the
increased
accommodation
provided
this
vcar
al
Jasper
Park
.
Lodge,
thi
quarters
have
been
filled
lo
capacitv
tlirouirh-
out
Hie
summer.
In
view
of
the
increasing
populnritv
of
the
lodge
u
is
prouaiile
that
extensions
will
bo
made
lo
care
for
ii...
i..
........
i
...
rr:..
'..
:
.
uic
nugvr
iiuuiu
nmihii
is
teriaiu
lo
oeveiop
IICXI
SCilSOII,
Hits
summer
the
Canadian
National
entered
the
Alaska
trade
and.
(Ins
venture
proved
a
great
success.
The
development
of
Ihe
triangle
tour,
taking
in
Vancouver,
Jasper
Park
ami
Prince
Hupert,
has
brought
more
tourists
Into
the
northern
Canadian
Hockies
this
year
than
ever
before.
The
officials
here,
who
nre
from
all
parts
of
Western
Canada
and
from
Chicago
westward
in
(he
United
Slates,
arc
enthusiastic
over
prospects
for
I02t,
plans
for
which
are
under
dis
cussion
today.
Urenler
efforts
Mian
ever
before
will
be
made
to
place
Canada
before
intending
minion.
II.
Creeluiau,
passenger
traffic.
manager
of
the
Western
region,
presided
over
the
mccllnjis.
FRANCE
TIED
WITH
AUSTRALIA
TENNIS
SINGLESJESTERDAY
FOHF.ST
HILLS.
Sept.
5.
France
and
Australia
broke
even
in
yesterday's
Davis
Cup
com
petition,
each,
winning
one
Sin
gles
match.
Monday
being
Labor
Day.
the
tourists
and
lo
develop
also
traf-
Dally
News
will
not
be
published
'if
cast
and
west
within
the
D-
imi
;hat
day.
Confidence
in
Fred
Stork
is
Expressed
at
Liberal
Meeting;
Convention
Delegates
Chosen
A
vote
or
confidence
in
the
silling
member
of
the
federal
house,
Fred
Stork,
was
unanimously
and
euUiusiastically
passed
at
a
largely
attended
mcetjug
of
the
Liberal
Association
in
the
Meiropoic
Hull
last
night.
The
meeting
vvas
called
for
the
purpose
of
electing
delegates
lo
attend
Hie
Liberal
noniinutlug
.
onvention
which
will
be
held
next
Friday
night.
There
were
several
brief
speeches
by
prominent
members
of
Hie
Associa
tion
and
the
greatest
of
optimism
in
connection
with
the
forthcoming
election
campaign
was
expressed.
James
MeNulty,
president
of
the
association,
wasl
in
the
chair.
-
The
delegates
chosen
.to
attend
Ihe
convention
were
as
follows:
J.
MeNulty,
J.
Neville,
Pert
(ire-r.
Col.
S.
P.
MeMordie,
II.
F
Olassey,
J.
A.
Lindsay,
L.
W.
Patinore,
Ben
Self,
Dr.
W.
T.
Kergin,
John
Dybhavn,
David
jTlionison,
Harvey
Fraser,
.
K.
t'arKcr,
Duncan
heiineuyr
unit?
lloyer,
Jack
Bradbury;
Jack
Macintosh,
(i.
W.
Johutone,
Athol
Fraser,
,
Job'ti
'
Currie,
Hoberl
Cordon
and
Fred
Lanza.
The
following
were
chosen
as
alternates:
Y.
F.
Cameron.
J.
(.
Sleen,
Tlios.
McClymont,
Thos.
Trotier
and
Jainr.o
Bacon.
Secretary
Bert
Classey,
u
the
iiAiifn
rT
flu
tiinlin?
uriniiitiiA
ed
that
in
addltieit
to
tbe-loeat
delegates
tftfnJ
wfnjld
be
larse
attendance
tf
delegates
''"from
outside
itoh'its
in
Skeena
ridinsr.
wliich
includes
praclieafly
all
of
Ailuu
Skeena
and
Prince
Hupert
provincial
ridings
as
well
as
(tarts
of
Omineca
and
Mackenzie
constituencies.
Delegates
Unlnstructcd
After
tlie
delegates
bad
been
named,
J.
"0.
Sleen
and
James
Neville
submitted,
a
resolution
that
the
delegates
be
instructed
to
support
the
candidal
ure
ol
Fred
Stork
at
Ihe
couvenliwi.
A
good
deal
of
discussion
for
and
against
instructing
the
delygaleHV"
followed.
L.
.
I'almore
felt
Tv
that
the
delegates
should
be
.ent
free
and
untrammelled
to
act
as
they
saw
fit.
While
he
personally
would
be
hi
Support
of
Mr.
Stork
as
the
logical
candidate
and
he
felt
thete
was
no
doubt
ho
would
be
nominated,
he
thought
there
should
be
"a
fa'r
field
and
no
favoriles"
so
I
hat
any
other
persons
who
might
desire
lo
be
candidates
might
have
the
chance.
He
wis
murh
opposed
to
Hie
principle
of
mak
ing
"rubber
stamps
of
the
dele
gates.
O.
W.
Johnstone
took
a
similar
view
to
that
of
Mr.
Pat-more.
Harvey
Fraser
and
Ceo.
Kane
were
in
favor
of
instructing
the.
delegates,
and
Ben
Sir
felt
that
they
should
at
least
have
the
voice
of
the
association
which
they
represented.
Finally,
Aid.
W.
M.
Brown
suggested
that
the
resolution
call--
ing
for
the
instruction
of
Ihe
delegates
be
withdrawn
and
that
a
vote
of
confidence
in
1-red
Stork
take
its
place.
The
movers
of
the
original
resolution
agreed
to
this,
and
the
vote
ol
confidence,
moved
by
Aid.
Brown
Hud
seconded
by
Ueorge
'Kane,
passed
with
a
good
deal
of
enthusiasm.
Seemed
Like
Blight
Thomas
McClymont,
in
iul-
diessiiiK'
the
meeting,
said
that
it
was
n
little
early
as
yet
to
comment
on
llie
issues
of
the
lav.
lie
felt.'
however,
that
it
would
be
falaUu
the
interests
of
Prince
Hupert
if
there
was
a
change
in
the
government:
or
of
the
local
member)
particularly
Ihe
port
now
seemed
to
be
en
teriug
into
a
period
ot
prosper
Ity,
with
the
worst
times
be
hind.
History
bad
a
way
of
r'
peatlng
itself,
and
if
there
was
a
change
of
government
it
might
again
be
harmful
to
Prince
llu
perl.
Before
IDll.
when
(ooniuiued
on
par'
four
ETHEL
COOMBS
IS
IN
TROUBLE
Charged
with
Theft
of
$70
and
Jewejry
from
Person
of
J.
s'
Hill
While
in
jail
this
morning
awaiting
trial
on
a
charge
of
intoxication,
Ethel
Coombs
was
re-arrested
by
Chief
W.
II.
Vick-
-rjs
on
the
more
serious
charge
jf
theft
from
the
person.
Slip
Aiis
later
granted
"5500
bail
by
Magistrate-
McClymont
and
her
ease
was
Tenianded
until
Tues-
the
arrest
of
5irs.
Cobmb-t.
ftdlowed
a
complaint
made
by
J.
S.
Hill,
who
charges
thai,
after
having
been
in
the
company
of
accused,
he
woke
up
In
the
Suga
rooms
"cleaned,"
as
the
police
report
says,
of
his,
money.
iround
i0,
bis
watch
and
chain
and
a
diamond-set
locket.
Hill
declared
to
the
police
that
he
could
remember
all
Ins
do
ings
up
to
me
lime
lie
went
10
sleep.
GOVERNMENTS
AT
UNVEILING
Dr.
Kfnn
to
Represent
Canada
and
SenatorWlllls
United
States
at
Vancouver
CHICAOO.
Sept.
5.
International
Kiwanis
hi?adu,uarters
an-njunced
today
(hat
Hon.
J.
11.
King,
minister
oT
public
works,
and
Senator
Frank
B.
W'iilis,
who
nominated
Harding
for
president,
will
represent
their
respective
O'overnmenls
at
I
ho
unveiling
of
the
Harding
Internal
ionaf
tiood-will
Memorial
in
stiuiey
Pack.
'Vancouver,
on
September
10.
DRUMMER
WILL
GET
FORTUNE
Unc'e
to
Former
Bank
Clerk
Dies
and
Leaves
Him
Quarter
Million
YANCOUVF.ll,
Sept.
5.
-Shearman
Bird,
formerly
a
bank
clerk
al
various
points
in
British
Columbia
and
now
a
commercial
traveller
on
Vancouver
Island,
.
wilt
inherit
250,OUO
left
to
him
by
an
uncle
who
was
a
New
York
slock
broker,
lie
said
here
to
day
he
will
continue
as
tt
drum
liter.
TWO
WERE
KILLED
CAR
TURNED
OYER
TACOMA,
Sept.
5.
-Carl
An
derson
and
Kenneth
Carlson
wero
instantly
killed
on
the
highway
last
night
when
the
car
driven
by
th
I
Anderson
turned
over.
The
men.
bud
been
druum?.