25
TAXI
nnd
!je
Mil
Boston
Grill
Ambulance
J.arge
Ice
Cream
Upstair
goes
Dining
with
dinner
Hall,
Servica
with
newly
laid
dancing
Anywhere
at
Anytime.
ar""cm
,.;Vr.
floor
for
hire.
Stand
Royal
Hotel,
3rd
A,ve.
-
r,
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN,
and
Gth
St.
prince
Rupert
The
latest
and
best
for
the
MATT
VIDECK,
Prop.
least.
Phone
457,
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
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H
XV
NO,
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PRINCE
III
PERT,
B.C.,
MONDAY,
SKPTKMHKR
21.
11)23.
titurtfaf'l
Circulation
1607
Street
BalM,
47a.
PRIOR
FIVK
OKNT8.
CROPS
i-eeat
reeeplnm
yester-
-
tiling
hot
re-entry
in-
I
Hiitie.
add
re
lie
itiitter!iary
i
,a,
i
r
King
reglm
gov-
'
for
the
country
hut
i'
'Milenl
party.
interest
must
lie
!
hi
Canada,
said
the
un
military
imperial-
PRESIDENT
WAS
NEARLY
KILLED
Secret
Servlcn
Attendant
Yestcr
day
Saved
Life
of
Chief
Ex
ecutive
of
United
States
W
A
IIINtiTON.
JSepl.
21.
-
net
ion
by
n
secret
serviee
tnlanl
saved
the,
life
of
l're-
i'1
oolnlge
yeslerdny
when
a
'Iiiij:
indlorlst
nearly
strurk
ni
while
ho
was
walking
near
;
W
liiir
House.
The
attendant
timed
the
president
by
the
(Milling
li
i
in
hack
lo
the
li
The
motorist
was
SAILORS
SWEPT
FROM
SHIPS
IN
A
TYPHOON
M
AMI.
A,
Sept.
21
A
typhoon,
'bed
us
ihe
worsl
In
the
p
uerieiice
of
the
country,
swept
'"ec
sudors
overboard
from
'J"1
I
uited
Stales
destroyers
'"''I
mid
I'lllslutry
near
Tsing
la"
tllilna.
nnd
twii
of
Hie
men
"
o
ili'owned.
AVIATORSVIOLATING
UNITED
STATES
LAWS
WASHINGTON.
Sept.
21.
Tho
'
'n'o
dopiirliuent
has
inken
ste"
10
inform
American
aviators
P1,vng
will,
Ihe
French
army
in
Morocco
thai
they
are
violating
1
"cd
stales
laws
in
serving
Wh
foreign
military
forces.
Itaugr
IN
W
J
Mr
Ml.
hi
lull
Inl
iiIii
visilixl
n
miniliir
of
iilln.r
I
drove
through
the
country.
j
iir
y
he
found
oats
being
PATENAUDE
IS
NOINATED
IN
EASTERN
CITY
Siys
He
Think
Third
Unnecessary"
and
Doea
Like
Liberal
I
a
t
I
.a
I
threshed
willed
were
yielding
In.
in
83
to
It5
buxlils
to
the
acre
and
small
IoIh
of
wheal
yielding
from
to
lo
56
bushel
In
the
acn.
The
yield
in
these
ri-i"
Justifies,
they
think,
the!.!
aiming
of
an
large
acreage
a
posihle.
1
Anollier
thing
that
V
making
'the
farmer
of
the
Interior
op
!
BROKE
INTO
CAMPS
lectured
the;
CAf
T
I
A
If
PARK!
-aid:
'"I
am
not
ready
to
at
when
Hrilain
goe
to
,nlil
shunt'
i
tin
self
'
FATHER
OF
TELKWA
WOMAN
PASSES
AWAY
Ex-Aid.
Absalom
Urcn
of
Nanal-
mo
was
Pioneer
Resident
or
Vancouvor
Island
Kx-Ald.
Absalom
lieu
of
w.i.
i.
i
liaet
y.
Iiasen
awaj
at
Nanaiino
last
Thursday.
He
was
a
well
known
pioneer
resident
of
the
coal
mining
city
and
was
the
lailicrof
Mrs.
I'.negan
oi
Telkwa
wlio.
as
Miss
L'ren,
for
Mime
years
was
lady
superiu-lenileii'
ol
"'e
Hatelton
Hospital.
LADY
IS
NOMINATED"
BY
CANADIAN
LABOR
VANCUUVF.lt,
Scpl.
21.
Mrs.
Uikc
Henilers.ni
was
on
Saturday
nominated
by
the
Canadian
Labor
parlv
lo
contest
i
lie
ew
ei-minster
constituency
in
the
federal
elections.
oldcountfootball
SCOTTISH
LEAGUE
Division
I.
Iiiwn
ls
I
Aberdeen
0,
Hibernians
0.
INTERIOR
ARE
YIELDING
WELL
PROGRESSIVES
WILL
HAVE
FEWER
CANDIDATES
IN
FIELD
THIS
ELECTION
Farmers
of
Interior
Looking
to
j
Prince
Rupert
to
Provide
Market
j
for
Their
Grain
and
Beef
Cattle
Yield
of
crops
in
interior
valleys
so
good
as
tot
encourage
seeding
larger
acreage
I
Tli.il
(lie
I
(inner
of
the
interior
are
threshing
their
rup.,!
v
ue
(iiiiiiug
out
well,
and
are
planning
to
sow
as
much
i-
uille
next
year
in
view
of
Hie
market
provided
uy!
Rupert
through
the
erection
of
the
elevator,
is
the
word,
t.
!
i
I
I-
O.
DiiWonii.
who
has
iusl
returned
Iruin
yd.i1
to
i
point.
M..
Dawson
went
lo
Fori
Eraser
to
attend
a
uiiii
liiiuuo
i
mini
Malicious
Damage
as
Well
as
Theft,
at
Cabins
of
ANOTHER
RECORD
ON
WIRELESS
BY
LOCAL
AMATEURS
Aiuillier
ainaleur
wirc-i!
record
was
made
lasl
night
by
Felix
Hall,
Clarence
lusulandcr
and
Norman
Kiuslor
at
tlieir
loeal
tt
at
ion
when
they
cum-muniraliHl
vi!h
a
elation
al
Sydney,
Australia,
approximately
U.U00
miles
distant.
The
station
was
pieked
up
at
2.30
this
mornm?.
lie
rail
number
is
2WJ
and
it
is
owned
hy
.1.
A.
William.,
an
amateur
of
that
city.
Party
Umlslle
fa
lliv
erection
of
the1
Not
jaUaUutr
at
l'rince
ItUl
hy
Uie;p
v'-n
pD
OFFICIAI
WriUHL
WAS
nnO
!I.
Horn.
Company,
it
being
the
opinion
thai
from
(hi
lime
on
a
market
will
be
orovldeil
for
their
i
fie
Undervalue
mini-
Mr
Uiwnn
.yi4
,,.
.jrove
r
Jae.ue
CarOir
di-
irMllgh
,,
of
,,.
(.lltliry
and
n.
E.
I..
Patenaude
,.
tnton,iui
VISITING
IN
CITY
AND
crop
damage
is
reported.
JAPANESE
FOREIGN
1
i
:
MAKING
INVESTIGATIONS
Obed
Smith
of
England
also
Here
Undertaking
Similar
Work
for
Colonization
Purposes
The
CP.
it.
is
again
showing
its
interest
here
by
sending
one
of
its
officials.
Major
E.
Kwati
Moore,
European
manager
ol
their
department
of
ciiloniialion
:m!
ilcvelmimeul
lo
inxestiuate
II
has
been
repnrie.1
mat
'ri
condition
along
the
line,
lie
ninio-
al
the
Salt
Lakes
were
Waraccompanied
here
hy
I'.olmiei
hrokon
into
tail
week
ami
a
gnnn.i
,
,
,
snnih
of
the
Dominion
neifsarity!deHl
of
valuable
property
stolen.
I.
,,,...,,,
f
..rtioniiiiion.
Tlie
I
lie
ramps
enierru
were
inoe
M1.m,.,
ycierday
on
the
Cardena
r..
(1.
Minns.
I..
i.ivnion
ami
r..
u.f(
ns
morning
to
visit
i.
(Jibbmis.
while
JacK
Itodnie
s
liack
door
had
been
forced.
'an-ned
eatables,
tools,
and
other
articles
of
Milue
lo
the
owners
were
taken.
That
the
robbers
were
malicious
is
proved
by
the
fael
that
l
hey
were
not
satisfied
with
stealing
but
did
all
sorts
of
dam-iisif
outside
the
camps
lo
inconvenience
the
owners.
lioinls
in
t
In-
mlerior.
WOMAN
ARRESTED
HERE
IS
FINED
IN
INTERIOR
Mrs.
Arthur
Dellos
Pleaded
Qullty
to
Liquor
Selling
Charge
and
Was
Assessed
$350
Mrs.
Arthur
Itellos,
alias
(iracv
Ityan.
who
was
arrested
here
lasl
week
on
behalf
of
the
Prince
(leorge
provincial
police
authorities,
pleaded
guilty
at
the
interior
town
to
a
charge
of
selling
liipior
and
was
fined
((350.
luxesligalions
are
now
being
made
in
connection
with
a
cliaiwe
of
bigamy
against
the
woman.
TWELVE
DEGREES
FROSTON
PRAIRIE
WINNIPF.U.
Sept.
21.
With
n
maximum
dip
of
twelve
degrees
of
frost
recorded
al
Yereyille
lasl
night
a
cold
wave
is
sweep
ing
across
the
prairies.
Freex-
ing
lemVeralures
were
experi
ciiccd
all
through
this
province
over
Ihe
week
end.
No
serious
MINISTER
TO
BRITAIN
TOKIl),
Sepl.
21.
Huron
Keishlro
Mntsni.
formerly
for
eign
minister
nnd
one
time
am
hassador
lo
France,
has
been
chosen
as
ambassador
to
(lrcut
Hrilain.
NANAIMO,
ScpL
21
While
John
Hunter
or
South
Wellington,
a
coal
miner,
went
to
the
store
to
purchase
tobacco
last
night,
his
home
caught
fire
and
his
wife
and
four
small
daughters
were
burned
to
death.
OLIVER
SPEAKS
Advertt'u
In
the
bally
News
aBBfBK
BBBBr''
-
Scene
from
the
training
quarter
ol
the
Kuglish
'channel
swimmers:
Lillian
llurri!ou.
Argentine:
llelnii,
Kgypt.
and
-(ierlrude
Kderle.
I'mled
States.
Progressive
Party
is
No
Longer
National;
Concentrate
on
West
OTTAWA,
Sept.
21.
In
this
election
(he
Progressive
Parly
will
;isume
none
of
die
Dominion
wide
charaeterilics
of
the
election
of
11121.
Ilohert
Korke,
leader
of
Ihe
party,
will
roncenlrule
his
efforts
in
the
Wesl.
,
In
1U2
1
(he
Progressives
had
120
candidate-
standing
in
Ihe
election
Tuil
in
(he
present
contest
the
total
will
not
he
near
dial
mini
her.
According
to
officials
of
Ihe
Progressive
Party
here,
there
will
lie
5i
party
candidates
in
Manitoba,
Saskatchewan,
and
Alberta.
Urerur
will
address
meetings
in
western
Ontario
and
the
Maritime
provinces.
LIVES
LOST
HOME
BURNED
Woman
and
Four
Children
Lose
Lives
When
Man
Is
Away
at
Store
!
!
PEACE
RIVER
Extension
of
Railway
Into
that
District
Would
Bring
Prosperity
to
Province.
FLOUR
MILLS
FOLLOW.
YANCOUVF.ll,
Sept..
2t.
Fol
lowing
the
announcement
of
Hie
H.U.
Electric
Hridge
river
devel
opmcnt
project.
Premier
Ol'ver
in
an
address
at
a
luncheon
at
Slave
Falls
Saturday
after
he
had
officiated
at
tho
opening
of
the
Company's
new
turbine
plant
there
prophesied
that
if
Hie
P.
(t.E.
were
completed
into
the
Peace
Itiver
county
and
from
Vancouver
lo
Sipiamisli
Ihe
province
would
experience
unprecedented
prosperity.
He
said
that
with
at
least
1
50.000.uoo
bushels
of
grain
flowing
south
and
a
great
amount
of
power
available;
many
milling
plants
wouhj
spring
up
along
the
(ioernmenl
DURNED
AT
STAKE
FOLLOWING
ASSAULT
UPON
WHITE
GIRL
NEW
AI.HANY,
Sept.
21.
-
Wild
scenes
were.
enacted
here
last
night
when
.1.
P.
Ivy,
a
Negro,
accused
of
assaulting
a
while
girl,
was
taken
from
t
ho
police
and
burned
at
Ihe
slake.
The
body
was
covered
with
kerosene
before
bc-
iug
lied
lo
the
stake.
The
girl
is
expected
to
die.
STRIKE
EFFORTS
ARE
UNAVAILING
No
Extension
so
Far
of
Unauthorized
Strike
of
Seamen
In
Old
Country
LONDON.
Sept.
21.
The
ef
forts
of
agitators
lo
extend
tho
si
l
ike
of
Hrilisli
seamen
to
the
shipyards
has
failed
and
an
appeal
made
to
Ihe
Trades
Union
Congress
is
also
without
results.
The
transport
workers
and
shipwrights
have
also
refused
to
participate.
BEATTY
WOULD
OPEN
UP
PEACE
RIVER
BY
A
RAILWAY
THROUGH
B.C.
EDMONTON;
Sept.
21.
.President
Heatly
of
the
C.P.H.
urges
that
the
Peace
lliver
country
be
tapped
hy
n
railway
which
would
I
open
Up
not
only
lite
Peace
lllverl
1
.
1
1
1
11..11
'
Report
on
Results
to
Date
of
Prohibition
in
United
States
'
by
Federal
Council
of
Churches
1
WASlUMiTON.
Sept.
21.
A
belief
that
prohibition
in
the
l
uiled
Slates
is
luring
u
supreme
test,
with
the
final
outcome
lit
tioubl
va
e.preed
tonight
in
a
report
cofljpiled
after
iiioiuh-
of
iuvoiigatnui
by
the
Research
and
Kdiicntiou
Department
of
the
Federal
Council
oT
Uhurches.
.No
one
tun
say
wilh
posilheness
what
the
ultimate
outcome
to
this
test
will
be,"
aid
the
report.
"No
cocksure
opti-
ini
sm
is
warranted,
nor
is
pessimism
or
'defeatism'
justified
by
the
fads.
Much
seems
to
depend
upon
the
development
of
-public
opinion
in
tile
near
fu-t
-
lure.
I
I
An
"unfavorable
and
disipiiet-;
:
iiu
'
trend
since
1j2ii
in
the
o-'
c:al
eovseiplciiee!.
of
prohiliitioiil
j
was
.een
by
the
investigators
In
statist
cs
gallicrfil
from
many!
soinves,
liul
tin
repori
declared
no
available
stuiisti.'al
daia
could
b-
accepted
as
euiiclusise
and
pointed
oat
Ihul
the
whole--some
effec
s
of
prohibition
are
re-risterrd
in
iiicHi.picuous
ways
wliich
cannot
be;
reduced
to
sta
tistical
tabulation.
Claims
Worthless
Many
of
the
claims
made
hy
those
on
both
sides
of
the
controversy
were
discarded
as
virtually
worthless.
Publicity
ma-
influencing
uublic
ouinion
was
declared
lo
have
been
based
largely
on
o,urslionahle
data.
"Prohibition
publicity
has
suf
fered
much."
said
the
report,
from
careless
and
unwarranted
interferences.
Much
of
the
publicity
sien
out
by
the
Prohibition
Unit
in
the
Treasury
Department
has
been
of
this
tin-
fortunate
kind.
On
the
other
baud,
much
unjust
and
mislead-
Li
nir
propaganda
has.
been
put
out
for
the
purpose
of
discrediting
prohibition."
On
Hit
question
of
public
sen
timent,
the
report
declared
there
could
be
little
doubt
as
to
ttie
mood
of
the
country
when
pro
Continued
on
Pase
Four;
STEAMER
LEEDS
CITY
SANK
IN
JAVA
SEA1
LONDON.
Sept.
21.-
nf
the
steamer
Leeds
Java
sea
is
reported.
ink
within
to
minutes
of
time
she
wen
I
ashore
and
members
of
Hie
crew
were
picked
up
by
a
Dutch
ship.
SOURDOUGH
KILLED:
NOME.
Sept.
21.
Albert
Peterson,
a
well
known
sour-,iini"h
uik
iiwtMiiilv
killed
Sat
WINNTPEO.
Sept.
21.
Former
Senator
Aliihonse
l.arivier,
83
years
of
nn
died
al
his
home
i
SI.
Honiface
yesterday.
He
re
tired
from
Hie
Senate
in
DO:
because
of
illness.
STANDARD
MAN
DIES.
NEW
YOllK.
Scpl.
21.
Alfred
country
but
a
great
deal
of
HrU-:C.
Hedford.
bl
years
of
age
Mi
Columbia.
He
does
nol
think,
chairman
of
the
board
of
direct
this
feasible
Just
now
but
is
op-!ois
ol
the
Standard
Oil
Co.
of
posed
to
any
temporary
cutoff.
t'w
Jersey
died
today.
SPEEDER
JUMPS
RAILWAY
TRACK
DOLLY
VARDEN
Two
Alice
Arm
Men
Have
Bonos
Broken
but
Driver
Is
Unhurt
ALICE
AltM.
ept.
21.
One
of
the
gasoline
speeders'
in
the
Dolly
Varden
railroad,
while
going
through
to
Camp
8
on
Sal-unlay
jumped
the
Tfack'ahd
lu'rn-
lerjal
JMryAilated
.witha
-iew.ulil.
turtle;
lajoJlnx-
a.U'tb.a,foot"Qf
the
embankment.
John
Strombeck,
owner
of
the
Toric
mine
had
both
bones
in
the
left
arm
broken
and
bruises
on
his
body.
Elmer
Ness
of
the
Kitsault
Mining
Co.
received
a
badly
wrenched
knee
and
lacerated
arms.
T.
Taverner,
driver
of
the
speeder,
had
the
car
go
oVer
him
but
was
unhurt.
PLANE
CRASHED
IN
AIR
CIRCUS
Plane
Nose
Dived
and
Crashed
Killing
Lieut.
Schuyler
Priestly
and
Pte.
Avery
SPOKANE,
Wash.,
Sept.
21.
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Wirv
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City
i
Were
killed
at
the
aviation
field
The
ship
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in
CRUSHED
IN
DREDGE
t,,e
which
they
were
riding
crashed
urday
when
he
was
crushed
tni
continued.
the
revolving
screen
of
the
Anvil)
'reek
dredge.
LEAGUEBASEBALL
American
League
SI.
Louis
5.
New
York
0.
Chicago
5.
Washington
0.
National
League
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
0
New
York
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Chicago
2.
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SI.
Louis
8.
FORMER
SENATOR
DIES.
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reel.
The
accident
'occurred
during
an
air
circus
in
which
23
planes
participated
and
was
witnessed
by
30,000
persons.
The
two
aviators
were
flying
round
the
field
and,
vlien
making
a
turn,
the
plane
slipped
into
a
spinning
nose
dio
and
plunged
to
earth.
The
uir
circus
STITCHES
IN
BOY'S
HEART
Life
of
Child
Saved
After
he
Had
Fallen
on
Pair
of
Scissors
WASIUNUTONA
Sep.
21-
-Two
stitches
In
Ihe
'heart
of
Melvlu
Jones,
a
child
of
five
venrs
of
age,
saved
his
life
today
after
lie
had
fallen
on
to
Hie
points
of
ajiair
of
scissors
Ills
father
supplied
a
quantity
of
blood
from
his
own
veins.
:
The
lad
was
ctlLlinse
piper
dolls
when
he
fell
downstair
with
results
that
might
have
proved
fatal.
POSTAL
CLERKS
HEAD.
HALIFAX.
Sent.
21.
-
A.
fl.
Rryans
of
Ottawa
has
been
elected
president
of
the
Dominion
ToUat
Clerks
Aeociation.