li
M
TAXI
,
jtrii
i
being
made
'lartilicnln
f
Hie
trilled
mm
according
to
re-iifiiilleil
!(
night
al
the
autumn
elii
of
the
't
Ihe
treasurer
retried
14.
OTTAWA.
Sepl.
7.
Showing
thai
Canadian
biiiiie..
i
improving,
official
relume
stale
that
during
Augul
of
Ibis
year
the
Inerca-e
of
trade
ill
Augo!
i
nearly
nix
million
dollar
over,
the
-ante
iiumiiIi
of
lasl
yar.
.arn.
when
report
ervl
,
it
wn
iti.w
n
ti.at
AUGUST
WAS
HEAVY
'
ioiio
iinil
iwen
larger
summer
than
for
iome
t
win
linker
or
Kingston.
pearling
generally
on
liopi-
and
Itev.
W.
J.
Parsons
n,
fjnafes.
Mr.
ClirUtie,
nouneiHl
that
expend
il
lire
for
Ihe
'
paslnr
said
he
considered
1H(H,,
,a,
,e(ii
5,503.I5,
of,
loifi
h
wvuld
b
eredil
l0.
wliirh
I.H5S.H(!
was
capital
ex-'ngregatloi
and
to
Prince."
M,,iUre,
and
receipts
had
to-The
outside
color
srlismf
H.,
j.5,353.03.
-Not
Inking
li
stone
hoily
color
witlij,,
n(.riitinl
the
grant
of
S.500
in-wn
Irinunings.
while
Ihe
made
by
the
provincial
gov't
m
mi..
m
ivorv
nnd
gray,
.,-tllll,.i
r
Christie
stated
that
v.
h
ilnrk
celling
beams.
CHINESE
OFFER
$1,000
REWARD
V
Still
Looking
For
Slayor
of
Wan
Low
Fong,
Hoad
of
Hook
Sin
IN
ALASKA
REPORTED
8-.TT.l-:r
Rrid.
t7.
Discov
lry
or
oil
mi
Dm
Arcllo
slope
id
Alaska
wits
reported
),y
flerabl
J'U'werabl,
who
arrived
here
lo-
lltlV
lltlir.
I.
...in.
t
..
i
l
...I
,
the
hopilal
for
the
fir!
eight
months
of
Ihe
year
hud
gone
behind
7,300.
Slricl
economy
would
have
to
lie
exercised
for
Ihe
next
tour
months
of
Ihe
year
if
the
hospital
was
to
break
even.
STOCK
MARKET
Tong
iladlone
1..
and
I.
vnToniA,
?ept.
jj.
..-iierusiiig!i--k"
Jim
'
D.'lieve
that
Wontr
Chow,
who,
'
"M
w
found
dead
In
n
lumber!
tl
Tuesday,
was
tin-
slayer
of
"ah
,,iw
Fong
Monday
night,
'l"
Hook
Sin
Tong
Society,
of
wiiir'li
Kong
was
president,
of
'il"d
I.
Olio
reward
lor
evidence
''mi
would
secure
Ihe
nnest
and
n'virtnm
of
the
slayer.
DISCOVERYOF
OIL
premier
Silver
Crest.
...
SuiT
Inlet
Howe
Sound
..
Dunewll
Cranb.v
li.C.
Silver
.
..
Ilarellnti
poller
bl.ibo
Terminus
Daly
Alaska
(llaeicr
...
Silver
Smith
Hurus
Indian
Selkirk
llayvlcw
Hid.
Asked.
.SOU
,IH
.23
.11
'.4
.10
,
'
.10
.H-
2.1H
.0(1
.
M
.00
ft
.()7V
43.00
i.io
KtiO
Id
.60
.1)3
1.10
.02
.18
.21
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'.2ttJ4
.'in
.'
MY.
.25
'4
.18
.01
.00
.01
.01
V,
05
.Wt
Che
Cniindinn
halibut
schooner
si...,.
,;,r;;
'
,;;
::uu
...ken
...y
.1
..,1,
..d
Noalak
rlJcra
tl.il
sum-
nmrnlnif
for
cleaning
and
paint
I
Capt.
Burroughs
of
Butedale
Delsel
Craft
Missed
His
Way
In
Woods
of
Price
Island
dipt.
Burroughs,
owner
and
nui'ler
of
the
Huleilale
deiscl
boat
Chasm,
had
the
experience
of
lifing
lost
in
the
woods
of
Price
Island
near
.Mi
I
bank
Sound
from
Sunday
until
Wednesday
night.
The
provincial
police
was
asked
ror
assistance
last
niuht
in
making
the
search
for
the
missing
man
but
this
morn
ing
word
was
received
that
bo
bad
been
found.
II
is
assumed
that
Cupt.
Ilurroughs
went
ashore
from
his
boat
to
hunt
nnd
lost
his
way
In
Ihe
woods.
NUMBER
OF
VESSELS
IDLE
IN
AUSTRALIA
lliver
firiy
miles
from
Chen
Chowfu,
Advertise
In
the
Dally
News
1
have
been
responsible
for
Hie
working
of
the
Canadian
National
Hallway-
Mince
the
autumn
ol
l'J22.
The
people
of
Canada
liave
had
amide
opiiortunity
since
jlhat
time
to
determine
Ho-
char-
iacter
of
the
service
rendered
by'
(
llir
system,
the
zeal
and
utli-
gcuee
of
it's
employees,
the
lalel-
ity
of
UV
of
fleers
and
the
xen-
eral
itdmtnislrntiou
or
i
In
eu-
Ilerprise
from
IkiIIi
a
.finauci;-.
ami
oi-eruttng
iwiini
of
view.
j
TI
effort
of
the
nuna-;
inent
ar
suffieienlly
abortcil
m,
attend
Uik
to
their
dui
its
and
ii
-
my
oinntou
mat
tr
wmiiii
m
delrimentAl
t
the
wel'are
of
.'m-eiilrrrie
and
likewise
mirea-soiiatde
lo
expeet
tin
executive
at
I
lie
National
llailways
lo
iIm
wild
aeiMisalions
and
statements
MlMl
ti
AT
HftCDITAI
I'fade
in
the
heal
of
an
election
IflUn
1
II
Al
IIUOlllAL
,.iiiiiili.
In
jeneral
I
have
de-
-
.---
l.i.lnl
tlitil
II
tvill
ln
hup
nnlirr
miial
ineeane
m
Im.Hi
en-
n1umoer
of
Days
Was
Highest
on
to
allow
tlm
people
of
Canadii
to
n
general
nnennns.
i
heeord
Finance
Chairman
judge
the
value
or
sueh
stal-
uldiiiff
iHimmltlee
stated
Preaches
Economy
ments
from
tneir
knowledge
of
nli
ileeoratioii
of
the,
Lur
nvnnl.'
tt.mUl
be
completed
in
A
far
9
a
h.u
uc,.
,0J9ibte!
-
.
days
and
the
Inside;
o
HMrUin
from
,,Hst
reeonis.!
f
ApTA
M
fV
DfAT
VJK
(
he
tmlshed
next
week.
The
,
,,
llf
.,,.,
.
r,.-11r.l'l'ftr
ltim
ur
DUrti
"nJ
in
nlternlions
ami
panel-ifwr
m,ml.r
r
,wpuM
,jnys
inj
LOST
FOR
FOUR
DAYS
i
eleaning
nre
makingi,,
pPjIM.e
U,crt
(ieneral
Ho-,
Ipitnl.
J.
L.
Christie,
rhairman
of
-ments
have
ieMi
made(
(
tUxunee
eommltlee,
reported
t..rmal
re-openlng
on
t
,w,.,r(,
jttH,
ngl(
ltial
uu.ri.
v
I
ir
loiter
I,
while
H'
.,,1
peen
I5y5
hospital
days
dur-i.i
will
have
it
bainpietjtJt
ie
ail0t(
ts
ami
Ihe
cost
had
lay
evening.
Ortwber
5.jlWH
f3
0j
h,,r
,juy
tlc
Jywesl
inday
speakers
nre
to
be
Pll.i
h
,,,y
ru
far
this
year.
RESULT
OF
STRIKE
'MULHOl-llNl;
Sept.
17.
riiil'ly-lhree
overseas
vessels
are
idle
at
Australian
ports
through
a
seaman's
strike.
II
is
report
ed
from
F.ngland
that
the
liners
might
cense
running
lo
Australia
its
long
as
the
strike
continued.
CROP
ESTIMATE.
F.DMONTON.
Sept.
17.
H.
V
Heal
ly,
president
of
Iho
Cnnn-
dinu
Pacific
llaihvay,
estimates
Hint
I
his
year's
crop
will
bo
from
380
lo
;!(
million
bushels.
VILLAGES
FLOODED.
PF.KIN.
Sept.
17.
Nine
bun
died
Villages
are
surrounded
by
water
as
a
conseinience
of
the
breaking
or
dykes
on
Ihe
Yellow
I
Bm&3MWXlMMf
4..
......
omit
the
Liberal
candidate
in
favor
of
T.
S.
MeHride.
while
another
faction,
headed
by
II.
O.
Perry,
member
of
Ihe
Legislature
fur
Prince
(leorge,
insisted
on
nominating
a
straight
Liberal.
Labor
Choice
The
Canadian
Labor
Parly
nominated
candidates
as
follows
Vancouver
South
Arthur
Hurry,
plasterer.
llurrard
J.
Sidaway,
street
railwayman.
Vancouver
Centre
W.
W.
Le-
feux,
barrister.
COMMITTED
FOR
TRIAL.
FHIl
NIK,
Sept.
17.
--
Jesse
Mansfield
.charged
wilh
murder
ing
(leorge
Whiting,
road
fore.
man
on
August
10,
was
coinmit-
ed
for
Irial
last
night.
llecnle
Slrails
Towing
Co.'s
lug
Cape
Scott,
Capt.
Hrown.
nr
rived
from
Ocean
Falls
this
morning
and
proceeded
lo
Cap-Iain's
Cove
them
to
pick
up
a
Pavls
van
which
she
will
take
Inwards
Powell
lliver.
The
Cape"
Scoll
will
be
back
at
tlio
end
tr
Ihe
week
lo
take
a
scow
from
the
Prince
Hupcrl
Spruce
Mitl.
laden
wilh
box
lumber
for
New
v
i
l
minster
delivery
Boston
Grill
W
nnd
'
.ii..
Ml
t-e
Ambulance
nil,
""'viry-
Ice
Cream
goes
with
dinner
Service
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
with
laid
dancing
As.
newly
Anywhere
at
Anytime.
floor
for
hire.
Stand
Royal
Hotel,
3rd
Ave.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN,
and
6th
St.
PRINCE
RUPERT
The
Litest
and
best
for
the
MATT
VIDECK,
Prop.
least.
Phone
467.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
V
H
XV
,
NO,
210,
PIUNCi:
111
PKllT.
H.C,
THITISDAY.
SKPTKMIJKH
17.
1023.
Clrculttlftn
1,660.
Itrnt
!
41
a.
PRICE
FIVK
CENTS.
CANDIDATES
FOR
SOUTHERN
SEATS
NAMED
WORLD
COURT
IDEA
IS
APPROVED
AT
MEMORIAL
UNVEILING
IN
VANCOUVER
Senator
Willis
Levels
Attack
Aeainst
Senator
w
x
Borah
on
League
Policy
YvNCOlVKIl.
Sept.
17.
In
an
addre-s
yesterday
at
the
"K
'lie
ineriiuna!
(u
the
lain
President
llurduig.'setiiilor
member
ol
the
foreign
relations
.ummillee
of
the
1'iiited!
.Uu-ki'd
Senator
Iloi.ih.
rhuirniaii
of
the
.coinmillee.
for
THORNTON
WILL
NOT
REPLY
TO
ANY
CRITICISM
Officers
of
Railway
Too
Busy
to
Deal
With
E
ectlon
Statements
MONTHF.AL,
Sepl.
17.
.Wked
,Hk,-.Ihm,
(..
the
ei.lruii.c
of
the
United
Slates
into
the!
.
7"
,,
'
"
f
llailwuys
made
in
political
,
ii
i
mm
....
.
...
imii
i-iriif-
iiiiriii
in'
wt-i-ik
1-1111.
,
ii.
...n.
iiiiurvn
f
IIHUT
11
Mill."
riHIKI!
SHOO
ll
ourl.
1
1
'he
li-lingiiiliel
chairman,
for
whom
1
have
great
per-',
Henry
Thornton,
on
hi
vtltmenUof
hr
Kng.ish
speaking
,p,.
parliru.arl,
-j,"
,
"
J
..da
...
Ihr
ln.le.1
Sales
he
xv.ll
fn.
thai
I.e.;.
.go.ng'0,,
officer!l
of
,,
iimpany.
ucu
mcij
t
mni-'i
on
ni
nanus,
senator
wuiis
ue
REOPENING
OF
UNITED
CHURCH
:
--
(
Plans
Laid
Tor
Formal
Event
Followdno
thnovatlon
of
i
Building
CANADIAN
TRADE
IS
INCREASING.
Kir
ie-
vart-
The
iddest
tipple
tree
in
the
uorMivvest.
planted
in
1820
at
Fori
Yatirotiver.
Vah..
by
Ir
John
M-Loiighlin
or
the
Iludxin's
Hay
Uonrpany.
The
Hcitth
flag
is
now
flying
over
Ihe
fori,
in
celebration
of
Ihe
centennial
Number
of
Nominations
for
Southern
Constituencies
in
General
Election
Campaign
H.
H.
Stevens
Chosen
for
Vancouver
Centre,
Leon
Ladner
South
Vancouver,
and
Leighton
for
Cariboo;
Three
Labor
Men
LEILA
R.
PURCHASED
for
VANCOL'VKIl,
Sept.
17.
Nominations
look'
place
In
a
number
of
constituencies
veslerday
by
several
partie
lit
Vancouver
-Centre
II.
II.
Stevens
was
tiie
nominee
of
Iho
Conservatives.
South
Vancouver
Inst
uighl
chose
Leon
Ladner.
who
're
considered
his
decision
lo
retire.
In
UicFraser
Valley,
II.
J.
llucber
has
been
selected
to
airry
the
Conservative
banner.
Only
one
Liberal
nomination
was
made
'yesterday.
That
was
Itaymoud
L.
Leighton
for
the
Cariboo
constituency.
The
choice
BY
P.R.
BOATHOUSE
was
made
following
a
long
dis
"
eusston.
line
ruction
wanted
io
Will
be
Used
to
Take
Tourists
Fishing
and
Hunting
The
forestry
patrol
boat
Leila
IL,
formerly
skippered
by
Capl
Pan
Archie,
has
recently
'been
purchased
by
the
Prince
Hupcrl
lloathousc
interests
and
will
be
ic-model
led
immediately
by
the
boat
house
staff
of
mechanics.
The
Leila
IL
is
a
58
root
boat
and
is
powered
wilh
33
horse
power
Fnion
engine.
When
Hie
remod
elling
and
overhauling
has
been
onipleled
this
boat
will
be
commissioned
in
the
tourist,
hunting
and
fishing
business,
which
is
rapidly
increasing
out
of
Prince
Hupcrl.
B.C.
VICE-PRESIDENT
ASSOCIATED
CANADIAN
CLUBS
IS
VICTORIAN
POUT
AltTIU'll.
Sepl.
17.
Ottawa
was
chosen
a
Hie
meet
ing
place
next
year
of
the
Asso
ciated
Canadian
Clubs
mid
Mrs.
.1.
O.
llyndinan
nf
Ihe
Victoria
Women's
Canadian
(Tub
was
e-i
lertcd
vie
"oKmbia.
-presidenl
for
lliillh
Progressives
out
for
Reform
of
Senate
and
Give
Railways
Chance
WINNIPKO,
Sepl.
17.
Hohert
Forke,
leader
of
Ihe
Progressive
Party,
in
uu
election
manifesto
issued
yesterday,
denied
he
absorption
of
the
Progressives
by
the
Liberals
of
Ihe
prairie
irovuices
and
luitned
thai
the
aims
and
aspirations
of
the
arly
were
as
strong
as
ever.
The
leader
was
emphatic
that,
so
far
as
his
party
was
con-erned,
the
National
llailways
would
be
given
a
fair
and
full
cnance.
f
Dealing
with
the
Senate,
Mr.
Forke
declared
that
body
must
te
reformed
and
made
uu
elective
body
in
order
to
bring
it
inlo
me
wilh
modern
democratic
principles.
!
WILL
PAY
DE3T
FRANCE
TO
BRITAIN
IN
C2
INSTALMENTS
!
night
that
France
would
pay
off
her
debt
to
llrilain
in
instalments
twelve
and
a
INSTRUMENTS
ARRIVE
FOR
BOYS'
BAND
AND
Good
Progress
Being
Mads
Class
Unicr
Bandmaster
Wilson
meeting
tonight
27
Instruments
will
be
distributed.
Of
these
twelve
hae
been
purchased
by
..onular
?ubcrioliou,
two
were
purchased
by
individuals
who
are
pi'Cseuling
them'
and
one
is
donated.
The
others.
are
loaned
by,
the
First
li.C.
ll.-jrimcnt.
The
boys
are
doing
well
under
Hasdmaster
Wilson
and
are
tak
ing
a
Keen
interest
in
it.
Now
a1
number
will
be
put
on
probation
and
IT
H
icy
make
good
wiHi
the
instruments
will
be
continued
us
members.
Those
tailing
to
make
good
will
lie
replaced.
I
HALIBUT
ARRIVALS
Halibut
arrivals
("day
follow:
American
Yellowstone,
13,000,
to
Storage
at
lt.3oc
and
5c.
I
ltallic.
10.000.
to
Pacific
Fisheries
at
ll.COe
and
5c.
Hilda,
li.ooo.
to
Pacific
Fisheries
at
12.70o
and
0c.
F.tnblem.
I.ooo,
lo
PaciHe
Fisheries
al
I
P.OOc
and
5e.
(Hacicr.
11.000.
to
Hoolh
aLI1.50o
and
5o.
-
Canadian
Cape
Spear.
fi.OoO.
lo
Atlin
Fisheries
al
12.0q
ami
dc.
Margaliee,
0,000.
Allin
Fish
eries
at
12.20c
and
0c.
Yule.
1.000,
to
Cold
Slorugo
al
1
2c
and
Be.
S.A..
2.300,
to
Hoyal
Fish
Co.
al
12.20c
and
0c.
BASEBALL
American
League
Cleveland
0-3.
New
York
8-1.
Chicastn
1-0.
Philadelphia
4-2
National
Leaaue
New
York
2.
Ciuriiinali
I.
lioslon
0-8.
Chicago
3-d.
Ilrooklvn
i-,'.
Pittsburg
5-0.
Philadelphia
A.
S'.
L
u:-
5
:
SUBSTANTIAL
!
GRANT
MADE
HIIt.MINiillAM,
Sept.
17.
!
r
I'hancclloi
of
the
Kxcliemier
Local
Member
of
Legislature
l.hurcllill
aiinouiiceil
last
Successful
In
clti
For
Hospital
i
ne
nosptiai
uoaru
received
a
hair
million
pounds
yearly
!,..
....
mm.
.
:asam
Hllrri.
surprise
lu.i
lust
nini.i
night
a
Tetter
was
read
'ffbniTIofl.
T.
P.
:
l
attiillo.
minister
of
lands
and
.
'
local
member
of
the
legislature,.
4
r
i
kalin?
that
he
had
been
success
ful
in
arranging
with
Hon.
William
Sloan,
provincial
secretary',
for
a
grant
of
2,300
.16
be
made
to
the
local
Institution'.
TA
PC
P1VEM
TflNIPUT!
President
Campbell
expressed
lUDLUlVEll
1
UMOn
1
gratification
with
the
jrenerous
i
grant.
Negotiations
had.
been
ing
on
lor
some
time
in
order
lo
obtain
what
il
was
fell
was
x
due
the
local
hospital
from
the
soveninient.
He
suggested
Hint
I
Colonel
Ntcholls,
who
has
a
h'lter
of
thanks
be
forwarded
J
sponsored
the
boys'
band,
which
lo
Mr.
Pattullo.
The
suggestion
i
is
being
urrgani.ed
here,
reports
was
effected
through
a
resolution
dial
fourteen
new
instruments
moved
by
J.
II.
Thompson,
have
arrived
and
that
at
the
seconded
by
Leo
Waugh.
NOT
ALLOWED
and
INTO
STATES
ShapurJI
Saklatvala,
Communist
Member
of
British
Parliament
Excluded
WASHINGTON,
Sept.
17.
Sbapurji
Sakalatvala,
a
communist
member
of
the
liritish
parliament,
has
been
refused
admission
to
the
Fuiti'd
Slates,
where
he
purposed
going
to
attend
the
ititer-parliameulnry'
union
meeting
here
next
month.
Action
lo
prevent
him
coining
.......
I..t
II...
i..t..w..l!....
i
.
,
inU?
MIAf-ll
lllllll-l
Till'
IIIIIII1UI
Ullllll
Cold
,.
..,
;..e.
inn
u
it-uii
in
in-
iiiiiiiniiiii-
lory
revolutionary
speeches.
VALUABLE
FURS
WERE
SOLD
YESTERDAY
AT
SEATTLE:
GOOD
PRICES
SKATTLF..
Sept.
17.
-
Nearly
75.0(10
pells
or
Alaskan
and
Siberian
fur
valued
at
nearly
100,-000
were
offered
for
sale
hern
by
auction
yesterday.
Silver
fox
skin
from
Alaska
brought
210.
(nod
prices
ranged
generally.
WOODEN
HULLS
FOR
CARRYING
LOGS
TO
MILLS
IN
THE
SOUTH
VANCOl
VKIt.
Sept.
17.
-
The,
Hritish
Pacific
Transport
Company
pueeha-ed
sit
more
wooden
hulls
at
Seallle
lo
carry
logs
from
up
the
coast.
Already
four
ure
''imnuk
toned.