TAXI
Boston
Grill
25
and
Ambulance
to
Ice
Cream
goes
with
dinner
.A
Large
I
pstalr
Dining
1
1
all,
'
Service
with
newly
laid
dicing
Anywhere
at
Anytime.
floor
for
hire.
Stand
Royal
Hotel,
3rd
Ave.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN,
and
6th
St.
PRINCE
RUPERT
The
latest
and
best
for
Ihe
MATT
VIDECK,
Prop.
"lo
least.
Phone
457.
Mr..
II,...
i.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper"
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VH)
XV
NO,
()3
PIUNCK
HUI'KHT,
M.C.,
TUHSIUY,
HKPTK.MHKR
1,
11)25.
VUr4r'(
Circulation
1S7S
Strut
8l
521
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS.
i
TROPICAL
.,
.
.
VALLEY
.
IN
NORTH
IS
DESCRIBED
AVIATORS
Tropical
Found
TOO
BIG
A
JOB
imaer
Barrow
Save
No
Other
Club
Wou
d
Want
Him,
But
Is
Willing
to
Talk
Bui'ness
i
VltK,
Se.il.
I
One..
-ttlMig
I
hi
suggestion
l
llulli
be
ld
or
trad-
f
i
wit
ii.
narrow,
limine
f
i
ln
Yanki,
nid
lo-I
l
us
a
customer
.Mill
CUII
t.lA'
rail
of
'
a
I
mill
upkeep.
In
liair.
rar
toil
unit
we
might
talk
i'.
vnii
think
uf
an
.
wire
wmiH
to
iimler
'"
u
J
'll
I
.
..
j
Tears
of
Age,
Does
Eighteen
Holes
In
71
VKM
nT.
Prnn.,
Sept.
I
-
'
M
Knuie,
H
years
of
v.
'
iilinn
the
star
(Mlur'l
"nl
In
Itie
firt
'In'
national
amateur
i
yesterday,
turnim
1
of
71.
Hobby
Jones.
u;.
lecoiid,
did
Hie
18
.
while
Jesse
Ouihl-it
.1
strokes
to
make
il-taiire.
Play
is
roil-
iCAnc
niiiTV
LliAUO
UUll.il
TO
AN
OFFENSE
.
.
.1
I
m
m
-m.
11..-
1
iuiiimliip
n
anwn
i.iiii
ai.
wmi"
couver
Is
to
be
Sentenced
Tomorrbw
VNt:otVi;H.
Sepl.
I.-
John
I
1
inn
tllnrke.
whose
aclivltles
'i
iihhshniB
n
"love
cult"
herei
li
pulire
i
laiin
were
nipped
in
li
hud.
oli'iiili'.l
irnillv
to
a
'ii'ittory
ofrence
ill
Hi
police
'
'oduy
and
was
remanded
1
1
tomorrow
for
sentence.
aiKe
adverlised
for
sleno-aidiers
iimi
rj,.,
()
t
n
up-
join
hiM.cull.
iliMINulUN
ANU
PITTSBURG
LEAD
nn
end
of
Season
Now
In
Sight,
American
and
National
Longuo
Contosts
Wax
Warm
rilli
.(o.
Se.
!.-
Washing-
riM
Knnal.,.,
...11
..
ii
I
..
"
'
muHin,
wiiii
it
iiirri
111111
i
"ill
wiitiiu
lead,
will
meet
1'blla-
loii.
1
1...
,..
..
1
1
mi
funnevs-un
1
uuuevs-nii,
111
11.
l
l"
il
conlcsl
Tor
Ihe
American
'""goc
peumiiil
Imlay
and
lo-
iiorrow.
Tlie
Piltshurg
Pirales,
ilcfealimr
Plilladelphia
Iu
the
in
11111111
...
1
1....
nriiui
ii
vesieii
i
''clcheil
their
lead
lo
seven
and
liulf
games
out
the
(Hauls
who
M''e
idle
HAD
ADVENTUROUS
SEASON?
IN
Valley
of
Hard
River
and
Described
by
Colohel
Williams,
Returned
from
North
Directions
contained
in
or
tree
were
followed
oy
explorers
TRAVELLERS
IN
WARM
WATERS
Intrepid
flying
men
had
interesting
experiences
in
their
search
for
gold
duiing
past
summer
Tin
tropical
valley
said
to
exist
in
the
Liard
llivcr
district
ti
arcoijtilftt)
fur
through
the
effect
of
hot
springs
which
huh
Hie
up
Ihe'j
ear
around
'over
a
fairly
wide
area
and
cause
vege
lion
!
gmw
to
u
height
mid
niiiknes
ultogelhcr
pecnliur
ti
the
Mrticular
region
iu
which
the
spriygs
are
loralcd
stale
Col.
J.
Scolt
WiHiiiriis,
pilot
of
life
1cker
Viking;
airplane,
which
rcliirunl
here
yesterday
afternoon
after
having
spent
Um
(summer
in
the
north.
Ferns
'height
iiihI
mupberrie
and
oilier
There
lire
also
minimis
living
there
that
are
not
usually
found
in
tin-
north.
The
aerial
parly
ate
potato?
there
lhi
summer
thai
were
planted
lust
year.
Itii
itiili.-iilmv
Hint
the
weather
in
i
in
it
iinrs
nui
Hr'
'"
n
(0
ju
(l0
,N.
These
part
if
11-
liar
HlatiM
were
planted
hy
a
inrnsncelor
named
Tom
Smith
wlio.
having
had
trouble
with
t,p
,jtanj,(
cfl
for
I.iard
Post,
j
t-l
ivil
thai
on
Ihe
way
iiicre
he
was
drowned.
n,,
(.
railed
tropical
valley
,,ari
ui.oul
a
mile
north
nf
Ihe
I.ianl
Hiver.
at
a
loinl
200
miles
down
the
rixer
from
I.iard
Pout.
II
lakes
12
days
lo
make
Ihe
round
triji
lo
it
from
I.iard
Post
by
boal,
whereas
I
lie
round
trip
by
plane
liok
only
three
hours.
The
story
Of
Ibis
val
ley
is
only
one
of
'Ihe
inleresl-uit
thiiius
that
till
parly
of,
aerial
iiOf.jMetors
has
lo
tell;
iiiiiitit
after
ils
three
monlh
in
ihis
remote
seelion
of
nrtrlhern
Itnli-li
Columbia.
Dig
for
Nlossage
C.
H.
Caldwell,
ineehanic
of
Ihe
expedition,
told
how
the
"tropical
valley"
was
lound.
After
flying-
the
200
miles
from
I.iard
P''.
,M'
l,,nn"
w,,!
,a""
0,1
ii,
the
Uard
Ilivor
just
to
uie
west
of
Kevil's
Canyon
and
Pmi.iue.
Near
the
shore
was
found
the
'r1
oall,ln
r
,,,c
.erloi-
Suiilli.
t'asleiied
lo
a
lire
beside
Ihe
cabin
was
a
roush
siKU
bearing
a
messaao
In
-M.
roile
wnicn
uimn-u
the
first
white
man
reaching
the
spot
to
AIR
al
the
base
or
the
lice
for
a
bottle
containing
iinoflier
messasre.
This
message
was
unear
d
and
il
gave
he
.lirreUmi,.
iu
which
to
find
lh;
tropical
valley."
It
nUi
said
1
mniih
ami
his
daujihleP,
having
been
bothered
by
hostile
,,,,
I,,,,!
decided
lo
Icavo
fp
Foil
I.iard,
Ihore
l
pend
do
winter
trapping.
The
uwW
'
'
'
"
had
apparenl
,
1
.1
1
1
f
.ill
Tlir
I
MM
II
cmnii
'
....
n
Inlended
relunmig
lo
11
y
...
i,,iv.
,.r
lis
year.
Ilowevci,
in
i".'
..
11
..i.neared
liiromj"
wind
re-
,.
1
n...
....11,.,.
reived
from
Hie
uoji
"
"
m..:
1
Put
re.
imii
-
oi
iliMoug
Journey
.low..
Hie
l.liiril
i,,.
.,,
ii.e
way
lo
l
orl
I.iard,
drowned,
Ihoiinh
Ihe
Simlh
was
Ihnuiiih
10
i
on
.-imp
ui,
not
ootiniiU'Hi
on
pae
two
bottle
hidden
at
base
BATHED
reach
an
almost
iiuhelievahli
fruit
grow
to
;i
liisctoii
size
NON-STOP
FLIOT
TO
HONOLULU
IS
QOINQ
ON
TODAY
SAX
FItAXi:iSt'.0.
Sept.
I.
Favorable
weather,
including
10
lo
20
mile
winds
from
the
northeast
Is
-Hit?
forecast
for
an
al-lempled
non-stop
flight
from
Honolulu
by
I
wo
naval
planes
which
bopped
off
shortly
before
thrre
o'clock
yesterday
afternoon.
The
flight
is
expected
to
lake
about
21
hours.
FREAK
SCHEME
New
oYrkers
to
Construct
Skyscraper
as
Means
of
Expressing
Qratltude
NIAV
YOIIK,
Sept.
1.
-
Oscar
I'.konkle
In
gratitude
for
the
re
covery
Of
his
'son
from
a
serious
illness,
plans
lo
construct
a
05
slorey
skyscraper
with
n
lower
800
feet
above
llroadwny.
The
building
will
be
devoted
to
hotel
purposes.
The
use
of
tobacco,
intoxiiNinls
and
Suuiy
papers
I
will
not
be
permilted
on
tho
premises.
CLERICSRELEASED
Chinese
Bandits
Qlve
Up
Bishop
Mowll
and
H'vs
Coltoagues,
Whom
They
Captured
SIIANOIIAI,
Sept.
I.-
llisliop
II.-
W.
K.
Mowll
aiul
six
other
members
of
Ihe
Church
Mission
aiy
Society
recently
ruptured
by
Chinese
bamllls
near
t.iicnu
have
been
released.
'
POSTPONED
A
MONTH.
YA.NCDL'VI'.lt.
Sepl.
1.
-
The
sale
of
the
properly
of
Ihe
bankrupt
Wlm
lc
11
pulp
mills,
which
was
offlfiully
set
for
yesterday,
was-postponed
for
one
month
by.
Mr.
Justice
Murphy
in
order
to
consider
higher
bids
mndu
by
astern
syndicates.
AtVAL
PLANE
FORCED
DOWN
Crew
Is
Picked
Up
After
Four
Hours
In
Water
Good
Progress
In
Race
SAN
FllA.TCISCO,
Sepl.
I.
Ihe
naval
airplane
PN-l
Xo
3
was
forced
down
300
miles
off
the
coast
on
an-
attempted
fliah;
with
P.X-y
No.
I
lo
Hawaii
eurly
last
uighl,
when
the
oil
pressure
lines
to
both
engines
were
broken.
The
crew,
was
picked
up
after
four
hours
in
Ihe
water.
.At
U
o'clock
this
morning
uti-
itlier
machine
had
covered
1.200
aiiles
of
tin
jonrnly.
BOTH
SUNSHINE
AND
RAIN
DURING
AUGUST
Maximum
Temperature
for
the
Month
Was
78
Degrees,
and
Minimum
44
No
High
Winds
Though
there
was
8.51
inches
of
rain
recorded
by
S.
C.
Jack
son,
Dominion
meleoroloyisl
al
Uigby
Island,
during
Ihe
month
if
August,
Ihere
were
only
tJ7
lioilrs
of
bright
sunshine.
Wind
velocity
during
the
mouth
was
not
high,
Ihe
maximum
beins;
ibout
30
miles
an
hour.
Weather
figures
.
for
the
monlli
are
as
follows:
Mean
temperature,
58.
Maximum
temperature,
8,
on
v
August
17
and
18.
Minimum
temperature,
li,
on
August
22.
llaiurall,
8.51
inches.
Sunshine,
127
hours.
BIG
EARNINGS
FROM
LIZZIES
Income
Tax
Paid
on
More
Than
$21,000,000
by
Company
and
Individual
DFTIUHT,
Sept.
I.
Henry
Ford,
F.dsel
Ford,
together
with
he
Ford
Motor
Company,
paid
income
tax
in
IV24
on
earnings
itfKxegating
more
than
2I,0()0,
000.
The
father
accounted
for
2.t508,808:
Kdse!
2.l
58,005
and
Ihe
Ford
Company
for
$10,
IU3,I50.
THINKS
MONSTERS
TO
BE
ONLY
STURGEON
YICTOIHA,
Sepl.
1.
The
long-necked
rough
skinned
inou
slears
reported
lo
have
been
siKhter
In
Okanagau
Lake
by
residents
iu
the
Okanagau
Yat
ley
aro
believed
by
Deputy
fish
cries
comniissionec
Habcook
tn
he
only
sturgeon.
SUBMARINE
DISAPPEARS
HOME,
Sepl.
I.
An
Italian
submarine
disappeared
off
the
Sicilian
coast
last
week
with
a
crew
of
50
and
Is
still
unac
'ountiHl
for.
SEARCH
FOR
GOLD
BY
ALL
RECORDS
ARE
BROKEN
FOR
HALIBUT
Sales
Here
During
August
Amounted
to
Over
Four
Million
Pounds
The
month
of
August
1925,
closing
yesterday,-set
up
a
ro-
cord
tor
volume
of
halibut
,
nana.eu
inrotgn
mis
pori.
rue
total
was
4,0bC,900
pounds
as
compared
with
3,842,000
pounds
in
August
1924
which
j
was
the
prenlous
high
record
'in
month.
Another
high
month
J
was
March
of
this
year
during
which
3,811,030
.pounds
.was
handled
at
this
port.
In
July
jor
last
the
toUl
was
3,041,0:0.
Good
weather
prevailed
generally
or
on
the
banks
during
August
I
accounting
for
the
large
catclls.
.At
the
sarre
t!me,
1
prices
were
fairly
good
and
the
month
Is
regarded
as
having
been
a
profitable
one
for
the
fishermen.
Of
the
total
of
4,060.900
pounds
during
the
past
month,
3,106,000
pounds
was
from
American
boats
and549Q0.
pounds
from
Canada.
BABE
RUTH
TO
APOLOGIZE
FOR
BEARISH
ACTION
NEW
YOIIK.
Sent.
I.
More
penitent
than
belligerent,
Habe
Ruth
returned
bore
today
and
immediately
extended
the
olive
.branch
lo
the
Yankee
officials
after
a
conference
wilh
Colonel
Jacob
Rupert,
owner
of
Ihe
team.
The
home-run
king
announced
Mini
he
would
publicly
apologize
for
derogatory
statements
he
made
concerning
Manager
Hugins.
IALIBUT
MARKET
AVERAGE
TODAY
Septembor
Opened
with
Sale
of
180,000
Pounds
of
Which
,
49,000
Were
Canadian
September
stalled
off
this
morning
wilh
a
total
or
180,000
pounds
of
halibut
marketed
a
Ihe
Exchange.
Four
Canadian
boats
sold
-19.000
pounds,
-
the
balance
being
from
seven
Amer
ican
boats.
Arrivals
and
sales
were
us
follows:
American
Scandiu.
07.000
pounds,
al
10.2c
and
5c,
to
the
Booth
Fish
eries
Co.
ileliaiice,
5.000
pounds,
"
al
10.0c
and
0.5c;
Rambler,
0,000
pounds,
al
1
1.
1
and
0.5e:
Ingur,
3,500
pounds,
at
10.7c
and
G.5c,
and
Chelsea,
27,000
pounds,
al
1
0.5c
and
5c,
lo
the
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Slorago
Co.
'!"
Clacier,
12,000
pounds,
at
tic
and
Oc,
to
Ihe
Royal
Fish
Co.
Vesta,
0,500
pounds,
al
ll.lc
and
0.5c,
to
Ihe
Pacific
lish
cries.
Canadian
Margalice,
8,000
pounds,
al
lOo
and
0c,
lo
the
Royal
F'ish
Co.
Pair
of
Jacks,
10,000
pounds,
and
Cape
Spear,
10.000
pounds,
al
1
0o
and
Oc,
to
the
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.
Tramp,
21.000
pounds,
nl
tOo
iuid
If,
:o
the
Atlm
Fisheries.
Latest
Arrival
from
Gold
Pan
Says
Plenty
Yellow
Metal
and
a
Little
Dash
of
Platinum
there
Prospectors
who
.went
into
the
Gold
Pan
Creek
district
early
this
season
were
disappointed
because
they
did
not
find
gold
"hanging
from
the
trees"
but
those
who
remained
are
now
cleaning
tip
and
will
make
fortunes
declared
J.
O.
(Jerry)
Calvin,
well
known
pioneer
mining
man
of
Ihe
Wrangell
district,
who
was
a
passenger
going
soulh
tjn
the
Prince;
(ieorge
yesterday
afternoon
to
secure
a
quartz
mining
outfit
which
he
will
operate
in
bed
rock
on
Hold
Me
for
j,ie
tu!einenl
that
there
!.v.,ri,
,,f
gold
in
sight
there
now.
Mr.
lUalvin
(old
an
almost
un
believable
slory
of
Ihe
richness
the
ir
ravel
and
dei-omposed
bed-rock
around
Cold
Pan
even
jberore
solid
bed-rock
had
been
reached.
He
said
that
about
40
50
prospectors
were
now
iplacer
mining
there
in
some
ten
Iwelva
outfits.
When
Mr.
Calvin
left
Hold
.
ail
KIl
tiv
iiiui
m
1
r
linn;
outfits
engaged
in
sluicing,
(iiaily
A
Ford,
on
the
lower
end
of
their
di.-covery,
bad
cleaned
up
6,000
to
date.
Hesidrs
this
tiiuilv
liad
at
least
2,000
in
ui2el,
the
pieces
rausrlnpl
from
2
to
50
in
value.
Munn
and
iiarUwta
on
Xo.
S
-
claTVn
hetow
-
so
a'WKl
wifir
Preimrr-
(frechfletd
to
that
In
Ihe
meantime
the
C.
ago
Sunday
cleaned
u
liiirf
jeffecl.
ounces
in
coarse
gold
as
a
re-
suit
of
three
days'
work.
This;
in
value
wouiu
ream
auoui
60o.
Yickory
had
five
feet
of
gravel
aeragiug
from
5c
to
50c
a
pan
and
had
hot
yet
reached
bed
rock
in
Xo.
21
claim
above;
lirady's
discovery.
This
pay
was
found
in
a
waste
ditch
iOO
eet
from
the
creek.
When
Mr.
Calvin
left
Cold!
Pan
five
outfits
jvere
whipsaw-
ing
and
paeking
lumber
a
dis-lance
of
one
and
a
half
miles
to
their
discoveries.
By
now.
be
said,
they
would
be
sluicing
on
Dome
Creek
and
oa
upper
Cold
Pan
Creek
above
the
discovery.
Pans
were
averaging,
Mr.
Calvin
said,
from
"5c
to
80c
and
on
a
high
cliaunel
on
the
lower
end
of
his
discovery
about
12
feet
above
Ihe
creek,
Crady
had
found
a
run
averaging:
I
-00
to
the
pan.
Platinum
is
also
being
found
iu
coarse
pieces
like
gold
nug-aels.
Mr.
tialvin
said.
Mr.
Calvin
bad
witli
iiunsomej
very
high
grade
samples
taken
out
or
the
ipjartz
and
in
open
pits
around
Crady'
discovery.
He
has
already
been
in
liolu
ran
twice
Ibis
season
and
he
intends
to
tin
hi
there
again
with
his
outfit
and
a
crew
of
men
before
the
season
ends.
STOCK
MARKET
Bid
Asked
B.
C.
Silver
.
.80
1.
10
Dunwell
.
.
2.00
2.25
Clacier
.
.
.
.10
.15
llazellou
.
.
-
p
.01
.02
L,
and
L.
.
.28
Premier
.
.
,..........
--
2.30
Surf
Inlet
..
-Cranhy
Jt.,
.00
Vi
.07
.
.
.
4
.
10.00'
Purler
Idaho
.
.
.
.17
.20
Teriiilnus
.
.
.
.10
Daly
Alaska
.
.25
Silvcrcresl
.
.
.
.15
Cladslone
.23
.27
Howe
Sound
10.00
Indian
.01
.05
Marmot
Metals
.15
Rufus
4
.18
Selkirk
.01
.01
Bayvicw
.05
.00
H
Mrs.
Ceorgo
McAfee
and
daughter
and
Miss
Munn
and
Miss
Taylor,
who
have
been
vis
iting
al
Ceorgetown,
sailed
night
on
the
Prince
tioorge
Vancouver.-
AIRPLANE
Pan.
Mr.
(lalvin
was
icspoii'
is
at
least
two
million
dollars
LOWER
RATES
PEACE
RIVER
C.P.R.
to
Give
Farmers
Crow's
Nest
Tariff
After
September
10
KOMONTOX.
Sept.
I.
Beginning
on
the
tenth
of
this
monlli
Ihe
farmers
on
the
Peace
Hiver
railways
will
set
Ihe
regular
prairie
rate
on
shipments
of
grain
and
oilier
products
to
the
Eastern
market.
This
js
the
much
tjilked-of
Crow's
Xesl
rate.
vn
arrangemem
nas
neea
mane
-"n'mties
10
operaie
me
railways
SHIP
STRIKE
IS
SPREADING
Liverpool
Beginning
to
Feel
Pressure
and
Liners
are
-Delayed
LONDON.
Sept.
1.
The
possibility
of
ftrave
dislocation;
of
British
shipping
througiTuul
the
world
as
the
result
of
the
unofficial
strike
of
seamen
as
a
protest
against
a
wage
decrease
is
seen
in
constantly
arriving
reports
that
the
strike
Is
spreading
lo
ports
and
lines
hitherto
unaffected.
Liverpool
is
hesinning
lo
feol
Ihe
pressure,
Ihe
liner
Majestic
being
delayed
in
sailing
for
New
York.
FISHERMEN
ON
LAKE
WINNIPEG
DROWNED
Scventy-Ycar-Old
Captain
Clings
to
Wreckage
In
Terrific
Storm
lsSaved
CRAXD
BEACH,
Man.,
Sept.
1.
Two
fishermen
were
drowned
in
Lake
Winnipeg
yesterday
when
their
boat
capsized
in
a
terrific
storm.
Capt.
L.
X.
Berg-slrom.
aged
70,
after
clinging
to
the
wreckage
for
four
hours,
was
saved.
ASSAILANTS
OF
CITY
POLICEMAN
SENTENCED
John
Tartanvllle
Gets
Twelve
Months
and
A.
Esselln
S'pt,
In
Jud;e
Young's
Court
John
Turlativillc
and'
A.
Fs-
selin,
pleading
guilty
before
Judge
Young
in
the
Counly
Coin-1
this
arternoon
on
charges
of
having
assaulted
Cljy
Pol.Cf
Sergeant
A.
II.
Baileyv
were
re
last
for
spectively
sentenced
lo
twelve
and
six
months'
imprisonment.
BASEBALL
National
Lsague
Pittsburgh
10.
Philadelphia
3.
Cuicago
i,
Bos,
on
5.