T4XI
.v,.;
iance
,
a
v
.
Anywhere
at
mi,,
,me.
Stand
Royal
Hotel,
3rd
Ave.
and
6th
St.
MATT
VIDECK,
Prop.
VUl
XV
NO.
217
and
Ihe
oilier
in
the
in-
'
Tliey
were:
W.
(irey.
Liberal.
New!
"
'
-!
uunsler.
'
W.
Humphrey,
Fanner
'
li
n
.
Kooleuay
NYosl.
SELLING
STOCK
F0R
o
ian.
have
oled
luxation
ileges
for
the
proposed
ele-Vl"
mid
they
have
made
an
'
-""infill
to
Unit
erred
with
the
'X'ipiiny
propping
to
build
II.
'
"ren
ion
of
the
big
building
i
1
uurcd,
appareully.
Slock
'he
couipiiny
I
being
nld
mid
it
is
expected
lo
place
'
I
ini.mn)
worth
here.
COMMUNIST
PLOT"
THROUGHOUT
ITALY
100
ARE
ARRESTED
l'LOIir.NCI'.
Ih.K.
IH
With
Iho
urresl
of
lot)
coininu-
,,,sK
Ihe
police
believe
Ihey
liae:
discovered
u
wldespreml
plol
for
"
general
insurrection
llirough-cut
Huly.
(
on
wheal'
and
wheal
products
itreu
rrom
which
grain
and
man
ufacture
thereof
can
be
suc-cerully
sent
to
world
market
via
Hrilisli
Columbia
port
and
Ihe
Panama
Canal.
This
area
even
bernre
this
change
In
the
rules
had
been
extended
as
Tar
east
a
Moose
Jaw,
Saskalche-wan.
for
Hie
shipment
of
im-
VIPTnDIA
El
EVATftR1
iK'r,anl
(',,"m,,",K!
u'r
l,UI"
iiuiuilin
tiUf
ni
H,.in
nuirkeis.
I
I,,,
new
onler
has
been
I'tllllA,
epl.
IH.
Whilel
rrived
wilh
accliiltn
in
Hrilisli
Columbia
and
lliroiigiioiu
.viuer-la
mid
a
portion
of
Saskatchewan.
On
Ihe
other
hand,
It
is
I...I
al
Wiunineg
and
Ihe
bead
or
Ihe
lake
a
detrimental
lo
Hie
interests
or
the
etablili-rd
grain
and
shipping
facilities
uud
institution.
The
railways
iil
undoubtedly
suffer
reduc
tion
in
revenne
not
only
because
..r
n...
actual
cut
In
rates
luvoi
ved
tint
because
of
the
Increased
amount
or
tonnage
which
will
consequently
!'
"ve.l
over
the
shorter
hnul.
Booming
Western
Route
ii.u
new
order,
If
it
Is
sus
tinned,
will
loud
momentum
to
..
r.l.anmi
in
Irnde
conditions
which
has
been
going
mi
in
the
nrnlrle
provinces
ror
some
years.
there
has
been
In
Ihe
first
place
(c.inltnucil
on
page
uvo;
uilli
Din
iTiikI
ilinuirlhiit
-,
.
II
.
which
w
Hi
Iabor"
lay
erle-
bralton.
The
committee
in
charge
re.torled
thai
Ihe
celebration
on
Labor
Hay
had
proved
lo
be
Ihe
mol
urcerul
ever
held
in
Ihe
city
since
the
inrep-
lion
or
Ihe
holiday.
The
public
had
responded
generously
uud
in
addition
lo
contribution
already
published
Ihe
receipt
of
-5
from
Carter.
Hall,
Aldiuger
Co.
was
acknowledged.
A
Mimmillee
wa
appoiuled
consisting
of
James
Hlack,
J.
II
Meagher,
and
J.
J.
(lilli.
lo-gelher
wilh
the
president
ami
ecn,lary
lo
draw
up
a
question-1
aire
mi
question
affecting
the
working
rlaes
to
be
presented
lo
both
candidate
in
the
forthcoming
federal
election
before
election
day.
STABBING
AFFRAY
ON
BOARD
STEAMER
Sieve
llainlisli
of
Anyox
appears
in
Ihe
provincial
police
court
here
his
afternoon
on
a
charge
of
wounding
with
intent
a
u
result
of
an
alleged
stabbing
affray
yesterday
afternoon
on
the
steamer
l'rincc
Ituperl
as
that
vessel
was
on
its
way
hero
from
Anyox.
The
trouble
occur
red
in
a
stateroom
on
the
boat
and
the
man
who
was
attacked,
llobeii
Pleas,
received
cuts
about
Ihe
face
aud
body.
LEAGUE
BASEBALL
National
League
llostou
?,
Pittsburg
II.
Philadelphia
2,
Cincinnati
5.
American
League
Philadelphia
0.
Chicago
3.
Cleveland
0.
New
York
5.
Detroit
12-u.
Washington
0-1
St.
I.oui
0-0.
Hoston
'J-4.
LEAGUE
STANDING.
CIIICACO.
Sept.
18.-
I'iltsl.urg
leads
Aew
ork
.y
seven
games
Thai
team
must
win
seven
or
the
remaining
twelve
game
to
cinch
Ihe
pennant.
Washington
leads
Philadelphia
seven
and
a
halt
game.
and
must
win
nine
or
the
remaining
sixteen
lo
take
the
pennant.
Charles
Hocking,
general
man
ager
of
Ihe.
(iraiiby
Co..
wa
paeuger
going
south
from
Any
o
to
Vancouver
on
the
slemner
l'rtnco
lluperl
last
night.
Well
Known
Author
and
Spiritualist
Says
Spirits
Tell
of
Disaster
LONDON,
SepL
18
Everyone
is
warned
by
the
spirit
world
through
the
medium
of
Conan
Doylo
that
a
great
catastrophe
hangs
over
the
world.
Doyle
says
he
has
been
receiving
messages
from
the
VANC.Ol
YKH.
Sept.
tH.
David
Liddle,
who
had
an
arm
and
leg
severed
when
he
fell
under
a
locomotive
al
North
Item!
Thursday
morning
died
yesterday
afternoon.
He
escaped
from
the
provincial
industrial
school
Sunday
last.
BIRTHS.
A
son
wa
bom
at
Ihe
Prince
lluperl
General
Hospital
on
September
IH,
toMrs.
Julia
Alalia.
Seventh
Avenue
Fast.
A
sou
was
born
at
the
Prince
llupeii
General
Hospital
on
September
18
lo
Mrs.
Matilda
llolquislad.
Steele
Hlock.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
IMtlXCK
lll'PKKT,
H.C.,
FIWDAY.
SKPTEMHKK
18,
1023.
rttrdar'l
Clrculll6n
1613
A.
It.
MrNiehol.
Winnipeg
Imchclor.
realtor
and
movie
magnate.
v(ui
ha
started
giving
away
his
.(t.0(0,00tl
fo(l
toe
to
rhurtlies
and
rclalives.
Premier
Oliver
Criticizes
1
Meigheh
for
Being
Against
New
Western
Freight
Rates
VICTOIWA,
Sept.
IS.
Premier
Oliver
criticizes
Hon.
Arthur
.Meigheu
who
is
reporled
to
have
said
in
Halifax
Mondax
lhal
lite
freight
rates
secured
in
Hie
West
on
grain
were
"utter
ly
indefensible."
Oliver
says:
"If
the
Conservative
leader
uud
his
following
believed
that
recent
legislation
was
discriminatory
in
its
effect,
why
did
they
not
seek
to
amend
Ihe
legislation
during
the
course
of
its
passage
through
parliament
?
1
think
Mr.
Mejghen
is
simply
trying
to
square
himself
with
Ihe
Montreal
Hoard
or
Trade
and
the
CIMl.
in
the
application
for
the
rescinding
or
the
rales
reduction."
CATASTROPHE
PROPHESIED
CONAN
DOYLE
MEIGHEN
NOMINATED
PORTAGE
LA
PRAIRIE
i
-
Chosen
Again
to
Contest
Seat
Which
Defeated
Him
In
'
1921.
I'd
UTAH
K
LA
PHAIIIIE,
Sept.
18.--Hon.
Arthur
Meigheu
was
numinateil
yesterday
to
contest
ihis
riding
on
hchalf
or
the
Conservative
party.
The
Conservatives
met
in
convention
here
aud
chose
Mr.
Meigheu
tor
tho
sixth
lime.
Mr.
Meigheu
was
tirst
elected
lo
Ihe
House
or
Commons
in
1008
and
ugaiu
in
I
"Jit.
I'Jli.
In
I"'.'
I
he
was
defeated
but
was
nominated
and
elected
spirit
world
for
three
years
,,,v
,(.
cuseivalive
r
Urenville
dui
ihe
naiure
or
the
impend-
jm
ul
.,
,y-elecion
Ing
disaster
Is
vague.
Of
one
thing
he
Is
sure,
he
says
that
the
chastening
will
last
three
years.
Britain
will
escape
more
lightly
than
other
nations
though
why
he
does
not
know.
DIED
AS
RESULT
OF
BEING
RUN
OVER
BY
STOCK
MARKET
Hid.
Asked
Hilmvell
....
I.IU
1.00
(iladstone
26
H
.t?8Vi
Iliuellon
01
W
.02
I.,
and
L.
...
Marmot
!
Premier
LOCOMOTIVE
.
ON
RAILS
y
Silversinllh
n,r
Surf
Inlet
...
Lucky
Jim
..
Howe
Sound
..
IS
ninny
H.C.
Silver
....
Porter
Idaho
Terminus
Daly
Alaska
Hinder
lUifus
Indian
Selkirk
Hayvlew
.18
2.
It
.00
H
.I't
.00
.IIW
23.00
IG.00
'
l5
.18
.ot
.04
.OS
.12
;.t8
.to
.07
.10
1.10
,;i
.10
n
.38
IS
.00
.01
H
.01)
H
II.
L.
Johnson-Walton
Co.
Lid
shipping
agents,
report
the
tin
perlal
oil
tanker
Mina
11
mi
(hi
hero
about
Sunday
with
n
full
cargo
of
fuol
oil
rrom
loco
tot
the
local
tanks.
Btrtt
Stlt
it.
SET
ON
LONG
HIKE
TO
VANCOUVER
WAY
OF
PRINCE
GEORGE
Miss
Anna
Horvik
aud
Mrs.
Sam
Johnson
left
at
five
o'clock
this
morning
with
Hie
idea
of
hiking
to
Vancouver
by
way
of
Prince
Ceorge
and
the
Cariboo
Iload.
They
will
sleep
al
hotel
or
anywhere
(hat
seems
convenient.
Should
thpy
find
the
going
too
hard
it
is
BOOTH
SCHOOL
IS
it
was
exprcled
would
curry
the'
chool
through
the
winter
until!
permanent
work
could
be
effect
ed.
The
temporary
work,
it
was
iim:ilil
wool.
I
cos
I
I
(Kill
Mr.
Ilochesler
Naid
the
trouble
with
the
walls
to
faulty
coping
stone
but
said
that
the
walls
were
also
frost
bitten
through
..
water
hav-
.....
have
In
be
taken
down
considerable
distance
FISH
ARRIVALS
for
Halibut
arrivals
this
morning
totalled
100.500
pounds.
Sale
ul
the
Exchange
were
as
fol
lows
:
American
Sitka,
30,000
pounds,
at
11.3c
ind
Oe,
and
Alki,
1,000
pounds,
at
12.3c
and
Ge.
to
Ihe
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Go.
'
Middlatou,
21.000
pounds,
at
ll.2c
aud
to
to
the
Pacific
Fish
eries.
Hoyul.
15.000
pound,
at
12c
and
Ge,
lo
Ihe
Hootli
Fisheries
Canadian
Co.
Canadian
Kaieu.
1
4,000
pounds,
'it
10.00
and
Ge,
and
Muirueag,
0,500
pounds
at
12c
andv0t
to
the
At-
liu
I-
ishens.
D.S.T.,
0.000
pounds
at
lie
and
Gc,
lo
the
Canadi-in
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.
Hruut
5.000
pounds,
nl
1
1.2c
and
Gc
to
Ihe
Itoyal
Kih
Co.
LATE
DESPATCHES
Hrltlsh
Admirally
has
ordered
llm
use
ot
Douglas
fir
for
warship
decks.
Imperial
diet
building
al
Toklo
has
been
dntrovcd
bv
fire.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
V.
D.
Caslcv
sailed
last
night
on
the
steamer
I'rinco
Huyort
for
Vancouver.
Boston
Grill
Ice
Cream
goes
with
dinner
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor
for
hire.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN,
The
latest
and
best
for
the
least.
Phone
457.
PRICE
FIVK
CENTS.
WESTERN
GRAIN
RATES
ARE
DISCUSSED
GENERAL
MULCAHEY
MOBBED
BY
NEW
YORK
REPUBLICANS
ON
HIS
ARRIVAL
Value
to
West
of
New
Export
Grain
Rates
is
Discussed
in
Toronto
farmers
and
to
ports
on
Pacific
Ocean
including
Prince
Rupert
The
lnwr
gram
ra!c.
which
promise
so
much
for
Prince
It
;.
mil
Vancouver
ami
will
tutul
to
improve
conditions
gh'tiil
Hie
whole
of
Hntih
Columbia,
arc
being
opposed
v
lv
the
Canadian
Pacific
Hallway
and
by
Hie
citlc
or
Mou-
umipcg
mid
Fort
William.
Other
centre
like
Calgary
m
,it
CIUI.
towin
are
nol
very
enthusiastic
over
the
new
'lung-.
'I'
(if
.I..Ci
I
Hill
llf
lllf
I"
l
It
t.
lliul
il.
I..-..
....II..
I
:
....I
POOLEY
LIKE
WASP
IS
SHARPENING
HIS
STING
Leader
of
Opposition
Looking
for
Lively
Session
of
Lcgfc-
lature.
I
VICTORIA.
Sent
.
18.
It.
II.
I'ooley,
leader
of
(lie
Conserva-'
iHve
opposition
in
t
lie
Provincial
.
'Legislature,
is
looking
forward
n
I
n
i
.1.
in
Financial
rost
points
out
advantage
to
Alberta
',w
a
livp
"?
"
fan-
n
iliuvu
noun'
lillln
things
up
lus
leeve
-which
he
think!)
will
cause
Hie
Liberal
worry.
The
(iovermnenl
i
preparing
ils
cs
tim
ale
and
Willi
that
work
in
hand
all
Ihe
depai
Hiicnls
are
very
busy.
Although
the
legislative
program
will
be
light
there
ire
a
lot
of
matters
that
need
attention,
anions;
tlouu
being
the
Vancouver
water
situation.
.-
the
wt-trro
...illet
of
the
Canadian
National.
The!
ROUTINE
BUSINESS
;Mrliir
Horse
Pass
through!
PAMPrnU
A
TIITP
the
railway
crosses
the
I
IINMKV
A
I
IVrN
.mountain,
i
high
and
rugged
KWW
D
A
If
1H
A
UOrViMl''
"'"
,:,,n,li
Nalional
to
AINU
KA1LW
A
i
a
!:r:"rjj.
r:"':
Hon.
Arthur
Melghen's
Poilt'on
Slated
at
Headquarters
at
Ottawa
,
Sept.
IH.
-
Hon.
Mrigln
n
h
a
1
1
i
t
u
d
.uiialgainatmn
of
the
1
'
Pacific
anil
Canadian
railway
is
set
forlh
'
i
ir
public
b);
Conservative
fi
here
today
in
a
1
in
whirh
he
cay
he
'
uiiy
lime
advocated
the
ilion
of
Hie
railway.
-
Ik-
expressed
a
tear
1
1
1
:t
I
iiimenl
ilnJilterale
pol--
Ho
past
yar
of
loail--te'ni
of
tin'
Canadian
.Railways
with
huge
un-
obligations
wa
drlv--vtcm
in
to
a
piilioi.
M
Il
It
would
l'i'
cXcecil-'.
'
'
till
to
rxlrn-.il-
ll.
NOMINATIONS
TWO
RIDINGS
..n
i
oil
fl
niliri
fjlH'ir
U
way
and
grain
can
be
hauled
over
il
with
the
nine
Hisrr
unl
'n
the
pralri
0r
atmrt
division's.
The
rareul
order
of
the
rail
I
from
pruirie
points
through
the
Orey
Chosen
In
Woatmlnster
and,
llorky
mountains
lo
the
1'aciric
Humphrey
In
Kootenay
West
piusl.
on
a
basis
of
the
rale
uu
at
Candidates
similar
shipments
lo
the
Allan-.
I
jr
seaboard,
and
the
ignoring
of
V
ANCOl
Yl.lt
Sept
IH.
-
Two
the
higher
col
on
the
mountain
!
I'
Columbia
nomination
haul,
will
have
the
effect
or
ma-i.
in.-..
v...i.
,
n,n'
lerially
exlendfng
the
prairie
i
.
.
....
..
OF
LABOR
COUNCIL
Report
on
Celebration
Shows
It
Was
Most
Successful
Yet
A
meeting
of
the
Trade
and
libur
eounnl
was
held
lal
night
in
l!anenter
Hall,
S.
I).
Mar-
donald.
itrenidenl.
(Ki'iiiiyitut
the
.
.
.
...
..
.
.
.
.
.
.
r
wai-J'MHi-ii
iaorii
vtUiae
iiupcrt
lohalr.
Iloulme
mailer
wr
HhirYanriHlvrr
a
airalnt
Wln-
niiieg.
Fori
William
aud
Mon
treal.
II
faiiir
the
Canadian
National
a
rfgaint
Hie
CP.
II.
ami
il
will
lend
lo
bring
greater
profperily
lo
the
farmer
jn
Ihe
prairir
and
lo
the
rommeree
of
Ihe
I'Helfle
eoal
port.
1'ortmlo
I
not
very
much
af-
reeteil
by-
Hie
change
and
o
the
people
tit
thai
elly
re
apt
lo
ee
the
llinillon
from
an
iinbiael
(tut
of
view.
The
Financial
I'icl
of
lhal
city
ay:
j
Flnanclallst's
View
Although
(here
is'
uucertainty
for
the
tunc
being
as
to
whether1
the
minority
order
.-meeting
eleru
gram
rales
issued
by
authority
or
the
llailway
Hoard
will
continue
or
b
rescinded,
Hie
rulinti
opens
up
important
aud
interesting
poibilitle.
It
can
readily
he
understood
lhal
the
I'TlccI
or
a
lowering
or
the
rale
.
..
re
e
j
4ga)l
iCof
Irish
Mobbed
General
Mulcahey
at
New
York
on
Landing
from
Ship
NKW
YOHK.
Sept.
i8.(ieneial
Hichard
Mulcahey,
former
lomniauder
or
the
Irish
Free
Stale
army
and
four
companions
were
given
a
rough
reception
on
their
arrivul
last
night
Jn
'heir
way
to
attend
the
inter-parliamentary
union
conference
at
Washington
by
a
mob
of
Irish
Republican
sympathisers,
who
hurled
rotten
eggs,
tomatoes
and
sticks.
The
delegation
was
also
beaten,
Mulcahey
being
knocked
ofr
his
feet
before
the
gangplank
was
cleared.
Police
reserves
finally
quelled
the
:
COLOR
WAS
BAR
THIS
MARRIAGE
Woman
Arrived
In
Vancouver
to
Meet
Correspondence
Groom
Who
Was
Negro
VAXCOUVEH,
Sept.
18.
Funder,
who
came
to
Canada
!five
years
ago
from
Denmark,
arrived
in
Vancouver
yesterday
to
marry
Amos
Jackson,
a
Ta-
I
-iS;J2L:
L
L.
IlPa
Plumber,
tqwhom
she
bq-
in
a
few
day.
'from
Briarcrest,
Saskatchewan.
trior
fliA
firt
itrrir'i
mji
i-1
1
n
f
!
;
:
ji-r"
Jkson
waV
a
Negro,
Emmy
consented
to
apply
for
a
marriage
license,
but
the
GETTING
REPAIRS
Jocmnent.
-
;
Emmy
is
now
in
the
hands
of
Christian
YAV
C
A-
Tony
Doing
Tempor-.,,,e
"
ary
Work
to
See
Building
iRAILWAYS
MOCK
Trustee
Rochester
reported
to
lie
chool
board
last
night
Ihat
tony
christian
was
doing
tern-:
ORDER
OF
BOARD
porary
repair
work
on
the
fire
.
wall
of
the
Hootb
School
which
Prolest
Made
and
wm
b8
Taken
up
at
Meeting
on
September
29.
.
VAXCOUVEH,
Sept.
18
Replying
to
a
message
from
O.
tS.
Mctieer
received
Tuesday
which
claimed
Ihe
railways
were
making
"complete
mockery"
of
the
,
...
ing
penetrated.
He
predicted
"?'
s
'l";r
u"
rt'
hair.nan
Mct.owan
wired
that
the
walls
would
eventually-
.
.
.
..
...
.
ftoi
v
railways
c
aim
new
rates
a.
'
.
-
are
in
coiuormity
wiui
me
board's
order.
Have
notified
them
ot
your
complaint,
which
may
be
spoken
lo
ui
the
hearing
here
on
September
2D."
BULKLEY
VALLEY
HAS
HAD
SEVERE
FROSTS
Weather
Has
Been
Quite
Cold
In
Interior
This
Week
No
Damage
Done
to
Crops
There
have
been
lieavy
frosts
in
the
Hulkley
Valley
the
past
two
nights
according
to
word
re
ceived
from
I
lie
interior
today.
There
has
not
been
much
damage
done
to
crops,
however.
Some
hay
thai
wa
still
out
had
been
a
i
ion
iv
rumen
oj
Heavy
rams
and
such
grain
as
has
not
yet
been
cut
is
sufficiently
matured
to
withstand
damaging
effects
of
the
cold.
TRAWLER
BACK
WITH
CATCH
OF
FLATFISH
The
Canadian
Fish
x
Cold
Storage
Co.'s
truyvler
U.
F..
Foster,
Capt.
Sandiou,
returned
In
port
last
night
with'
100.000
pounds
of
flatfish
after
four
day's
fishing
in.
Dixon
Entrance
The
vesel
wlM.
go
out
ajtaln
a
oou
us
her
catch
is
unloaded.