25
anywnere
ai
Anytime.
Stand
Royal
Hotel,
3rd
Ave.
and
6th
8t.
MATT
VIDECK,
Prop.
Vol
XV
,
NO.
2
?
FISHERMEN
DO
NOT
TRUST
THE
MINERAL
OUTPUT
IS
GREATER
THAN
EVER
urn
try
CANNERS
WORD
?'
Agreement
Is
Arrived
at
as
to
Price
SAYS
MINISTER
SLOAN
VANCOlHn,
sent-
H"i.
William
Sloan,
addressing
Ihe
hoard
of
trade
at
luncheon
heir
yesterday,
said
llrlllsh
C.olutu-hias
1025
mineral
output
would
'"lal
(50.lttl0.000
as
ngaliisl
IU.-ooo.ooo
lust
,.!.
HUDSON
RETIRING.
VYTNNTl'Kfl,
Sept.
M.
Hon.
A.
H.
Hudson
ilefinllely
announced
"it
night
that
lie
was
rellrlnu
rroiii
puhllo
lire
owing
lo
husl
nest
calls.
I
'
it,
-
(
The
W
halt
ii
Pulp
and
Paper
filiation
has
taken
on
a
tonre
v
miilexioii
a
a
result
of
a
plan
submitted
hy
repie-1
c
of
Ihe
debenture
slock
holders.
A
thirty
day
delay
granted
hy
(he
courts
in
Ih
liquidation
sale
of
arln
bring
'the
lime
iitnil
to
OpIoI.it
I
and
it
i
probable
I
It
t
furl
her
stay
will
he
granted
afler
tltut
dale.
Profits
Already
It
will
he
recalled
thai
the
dif
rit-ult
if.-
in
wlnrth
the'coiiipauy
iuii'1
Helf
preceding
the
taking
oer
'if
Ihe
mill
Liy
a
liquidator,
were
largely
Ihe
rcult
of
heavy
Strive
Continue
Even
Though
i.iv
sustained
through
the
.
......
.:
n.
Mi.i
fd
the
l
amiers
were.iiinateil
as
worm
?
la.ioo.oi
i
in
i
their
promise
to
pay
im'iI
rale.
:
meetiuu
will
he
held
l.tv
fontider
Hie
sttua-
IN
DEFENCE
OF
STOOL
PIGEONS
eomitaiiy
hae
.
been
growing
very
WK.NTMlNfUT.lt.
sPt
isuece.t
lull,
and
Ihe
reial
of
ri.
nii.ii
involves
the
raising
ol
eaoital
b
the
issue
of'C
per
oent
85-year
first
mortgage
nonus
oi
n,.
mm'
riinioanv
(o
the
total
ol
IIIV
Its."
ttui
outstanding
first
mortgage
"
ah
rpreetitaliveii
ol
foreign
markets
has
given
a
i
shermen'
Protect
it
ejniimulu
at
a
very
critical
lime,
tftlrrday
rearbed
Muring
Ihe
first
half
of
the
pre--ni
with
Ihe
rwiinery-Uciit
year
business
lias
been
im-.
tut?
a
scale
or
pr'ieesiproviug
gradually
and
in
July
the
i
t
ror
million.
II.
JacobjcoHiiuiHy
made
e"3.0(0,
net,
or
f
the
ni'-n
s
onunil-nn
annual
rule
or
well
over
.
ii.
strike
mi
Ihe
FrHerjtl.uOO,noo.
The
plan!
and
pro-Mimiii.
unlit
the
mu!p.rly
of
the
company
were
cs-,
lull)
at
the
lime
or
Ihe
issue
uf
Hie
l,5nii,000
first
mortgage
C
iter
cnt
bonds,
Since
that
tune
plant
and
equipment
has
been
added,
and
a
recent
report
hy
one
or
the
leading
engineering
authorities
or
the
continent
is
unusually
ravorahle.
Ihe
new
plan
Which
was
sub-united
hy
the
reprcenlaliu's
ol
the
debenture
,
stock
holders
iu-
i
vni
CM
i
he
Irausrerriiig
of
Ihe
""
'entire
properties
and
assets
to
a
Premier
Oliver
Saya
They
Are
ru(l.e
0n
hehair
of
the
firs'
Disagreeable
Noccssltyt
Ed-
mortgage
bondholders,
the
da-ucatlon
Costs
Mounting,
denture
stockholders
and
xin-
""-
seemed
creditors,
the
same
to
be
VP
Idltl
V,
Sept.
21.
Pieniietliratfprrod
lo
a
new
company
"
sprang
n
defence
of
Ihe
or
stool
pigeons
at
the
civic
:
ipifl
given
yeslerday
lo
delc-h
r
at
the.
convention
of
Hie
1
i-Mil
or
I
Ml.
municipalities
Tin-
me
n
necessity,
he
declar-eil
iiUliough
he
ndinllled
the
ne-i
v
was
disagreeable
to
hitu-
f
a.
id
to
other
members
of
Hie
i
vrrnmpnl.
Speaking
of
Ihe
cost
of
educa
'
mo.
.Mr.
Outer
stint
many
people
wrst
id
agree
with
him'
when
hel
a
it
that
education
costs
had
own
to
an
alarmltiK
extent.
He
mill
no
hesitation
in
saying
the
'
results
were
not
leing
bonds
of
Hie
old
company.
These
bonds
would
be
advanceu
fur
oat-
to
the
holders
ol
v.
.
...
......
the
old
rirsl
mortgage
noun-The
new
bonds
would
be
part
ol
an
aulliorued
issue
of
!MO,000.-000.
Slnk'ng
Fund
Notes
In
addition,
the.
plan
calls
for
the
issue
of
7
per
cent,
ten
year
sinking
fund
gold
notes
to
an
amount
approximating
$3,000,-
iton
whieh
would
provide
new
ivnrkimr
capital
of
not
less
than
si
500.000
after
the
settlement
of
outstanding
obligations.
There
would
also
he
an
issue
oi
o
per
'mill
non-cumulative
preferred
.(nek
lo
an
amount
equivalent
-
...
i
..i
..
...it...
1..
II.
filial
Ol
UIU
UlllSlHOMIII
debenture
sloek.
This
would
J
ed
to
the
debenture
slock-
i.,.i.i..r.
nnr
for
par.
mere
wouiu
.,it.
i.e
Issued
a
certain
amount
total
to
he
or
common
slock,
the
.
I
,i
I
t
t
ii
1
1
It
I'll
laler.
This
would
lli
ui
i.
used
to
reimburse
Ihu
tin
ecuretl
ereditous
lo
the
extent
..r
mi
nee
cent,
of
their
claims,
on
Hie
basis
of
their
book
vulue,
....i
including
goodwill
ti
i
claimed
fur
Hiis
plan
thai
it
would
take
euro
of
all
creditors
..f
it.
mummy,
wtiito.
u
continued
on
page
six)
-
NEW
YOllK,
Sept.
21.
What
is
omcia
lv
re-
Karded
at
Ihe
largest
bootlegging
ring,
whose
operation
under
the
guise
of
a
real
estate
firm
in
the
United
States
and
Canada
has
been
watched
for
five
months
hy
federal
agents,
has
been
smashed.
Dry
agents
hope
to
convict
27
men
of
conspiracy
to
violate
Ihe
prohibition
laws
as
a
result
of-evidence
gather-ed
regarding
liroadway
trunsaclions.
matin
.
HALIBUT
INDUSTRY
I
4
IS
BEHIND
TREATY!
W.
A.
Found
Says
Splendid
Re
sults
are
Expected
to
Result
j
From
Close
Season
V.VNi:olVi:n,
Scpl.
2.
The
whole
halibut
.
industry
is
behind
Ihe
iiitertiatWual-
trea'y(j
"
which
'
I
I'ttAw.
i
mil
a
ilmMiiiliiiir
vmrp
jlid
I
look
for
splendid
results
Irom
Ihe
experiment,"
said
,W.
A.
round
of
Ottawa,
director
of
il.heries.
who
returned
Irom
Seattle
where
he
attended
the
irst
meeting
of
the
international
fisheries
commission.
SEVEN
HALIBUT
BOATS
BROUGHT
IN
CATCHES
Only
sexen
boats
sold
catches
at
Ihe
exchange
this
morning
as
follow
i
American
Constitution,
llf.unn,
at
l.70c
and
Oc
lo
Hold
Storage.
Cora.
3,5(i,
at
lO.COc
and
Oc
lo
("old
Storage.
Yukon.
2(?,n(io,
ut
y.3t)o
and
tfc
to
t'ohl
Slorage.
Alaska.
lO.OOti.
at
U.tOo
and
(5c
to
l'arifie
Fisheries.
Canadian
Johanna.
10.000.
at
10.10c
and
7c
lo
AHin
Fisherie
Volunteer,
3.000.
at
10.30c
and
tie.
to
''old
Storage.
Scrub.
7.000.
at
tl.'JOc
and
7.5c
lo
Allin
Fisheries.
TWOJWMINATED
Neill
of
Comox-Albernl
to
Independent
and
McBrldo
Progressive
be
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
PIUNCE
Itl'PEHT.
H.U
TIIIUSDAY,
SEPTEMHEH
21,
1925-
yimmir'l
Circulation
1747,
Historic
lnillsllncs,
which
will
be
presenled
lo
Manitoba
by
M.
Pierre
La
Itoripir,
who
purchased
them
years
for
.35.00.
They
Originally
.belonged
lo
Louis
Hiel,
fa'her
of
the
rebel,
who
took
them
west.
City
Manager
Plan
of
Government
Endorsed
by
Victoria
Convention
Government
will
be
urged
to
provide
for
the
change
by
legislation
this
year;
Officefs
of
Union
elected
VIUTOIUA,
Sept.
21.
Legislation
to
enable
nmnicipulilies
to
adopt
the
city
manager
form
of
government
ir
approved
by
.he
ratepayer.-!
at
a
plebiscite
will
he
.sought
from
the
Provincial
(ioverunieut
hy
Ihe
Union
of
British
Columbia
municipalities.
The
mailer
was
discussed
by
the
convention
here
yesterday
and
a
resolution
was
passed
giving
effect
to
it
which
will
be
placed
StfMt
Mm,
72.
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
FIVE
OEMS.
CITY
MANAGER
PLAN
ENDORSED
BY
UNION
REORGANIZATION
OF
WHALEN
PULP
&
PAPER
COMPANY
WELL
UNDER
WAY
Whalen
Reorganization
Would
Take
Care
of
All
Creditors
of
Company
Business
of
concern
said
to
have
improved
of
late
malting
possible
to
work
at
profit
TOIIONTO.
Sept.
21.
A
Swausou
Hay
pulp
plant
anil
e
null
Will
probably
Ik
operated
again
in
the
near
Inline
a
plan
fur
reorganization
of
the
company
which
is
being
-
(ken
ami
which
promises
lo
lie
successful.
Discussing
m
puny
'a
finunce
and
(lie
new
plan,
the
Financial
Post
BOOTLEGGING
RING
SMASHED
BY
POLICE
CONSPIRACY
CHARGED
VANCOL
VEll,
Sept.
21.
candidates
were
nominated
yes
lerday
lo
contest
llrilish
Colum
bia
ridings.
At
Cumberland
A.
W.
Neill
was
chosen
hy
the
independents
of
Comox-Alberui
riding
and
it
is
understood
that
no
Liberal
will
be
nominated
in
thai
constituency
hut
that
Ihe
Liberals
will
gel
behind
Ihe
independent.
At
Namloops
a
convention
en
dorsed
the
candidature
of
T.
(J
Mcllridc,
for
the
constituency
Cariboo.
GERTRUDE
IS
LOST
Liquor
Vessel
Not
Reportod
Since
April
15
When
She
Was
Ofr
San
Francisco
ANTWERP,
Sepl.
il
.
The
before
the
government
today
wilh
u
view
lo
securing
action
ul
Ihe
coming
session.
Another
matter
asked
by
the
convention
was
Ihe
earmark
ing
of
all
revenues
from
the
gas-
oline
tax
for
road
purposes
in-U
stead
or
a
distribution
ol
a
pan
.
.
.
.
'
of
the
revenue
among
all
iuuuici-i
publics.
New
officers
for.
the
coming
j
ear
w
ere
chosen
as
iouows:
President
Iteeve
Mdney
(iisbyU
of
est
Vancouver.
First
vice-president
Iteeve,
Heed
of
Surrey.
j
Second
vice-president
City
Clerk
(Sordott
of
lleelstoke.
'
S
ec
.
-1
rea
s
u
re
r
AjjAVell
s
ti
ra
;
oT
New
Westminster.
Vernon
was
chosen
as
the!
meeting
place
tor
next
year.
NO
ASSISTANCE
FROM
STEAMER
FwOftPAU
rit
Hurnlnn
Tun
of
for
Help
But
Did
Receive
It.
Signalled
Not
VANCOUVER,
Sept.
2.
AVhit
the
crew
ot
the
lug
Prospect
Point
which
burned
lo
Hie
water's
edge
and
sank
otr
Seehelt
Monday
night,
signalled
Tor
help
from
their
lifeboat
within
tho
circle
lighted
up
by
a
northbound
steamer
it
passed
by
without
offering
assistance,
said
H.
Pru
ned,
her
owner,
here
today.
The
Prospect
Point
was
valued
at
12.000
and
was
partially
insured.
BEGGARS
TO
REFUSE
:
LESS
THAN
NICKEL
MAltSEILI.ES,
Sept.
2L
The
Melgian
si
earner
Oerlrude,
which
beggars,'
union
here
has
decided
left
here
last
February
botiudiUpon
a
scale
of
offerings
lu
he
for
Pacific
ports
with
liquor
Isj
accepted.
Anything
less
Hum
given
up
as
lost.
She
was
Insfhc
cents
will
be
spurned
by
the
reported
off
San
Francisco
on
mendicants
of
this
French
coin-April
15.
imereial
centre.
SERIOUS
SITUATION
RESULT
OF
BREAKING
UP
OF
CONFERENCE
LONDON.
Sepl.
it.
A
serious
situation
has
arisen
following
failure
of
Premier
Hablwin
and
the
Miners'
executive
lo
reach
an
agreement.
The
two
days
conference
broke
up
this
afternoon
and
the
co
n
f
ei
I
e
ra
t
i
o
n
exec
u
t
i
v
c
decided,
to
all
a
national
courerenre
of
miners'
delegates.
MACKENZIE
KING
TO
OPEN
WESTERN
TOUR
Will
Come
to
Pacific
Coast
But
Details
of
Trip
Not
OTTAWA.
Sept.
21.
Premier
Mackenzie
King
will
open
hi
western
campaign
al
Neepawa
Manitoba,
on
Monday
next.
This
lour
will
take
him
as
far
as
the
Pacific
coast
hut
details
ot
the
lour
hre
not
announced.
EMPRESS
OF
FRANCE
SAFELY
ANCHORED
OFF
ISLE
OF
WIGHT
Hon.
Frank
Oliver
Defends
Lowering
of
Grain
Rates
to
Pacific
Ports
by
Commission
EDMONTON,
Sept.
21.
A
special
despatch
to
the
Journal
I
give.
a
statement
by
lion.
Frank
Oliver
defending
the
ruling
of
ihe
commissioners
which
reduces
Hie
westbound
rates
on
grain
!
and
flour
to
western
ports
lo
the
same
level
as
those
effective
i
from
like
pojnts
to
Fort
William.
!
Complaining
of
a
criticism
by
the
Montreal
Corn
Exchange
i
Association,
he
outlines
al
length
the
facts
of
the
case,
which
he
claims
dispose
of
the
allegation
against
the
chief
conimis-j.
ioiitar
and
himself
of
high-handed
and
unusual
conduct,
and
bad
faith
so
far
as
the
hearing
off'
-
-
-
-
;
'lie
case
is
concerned.
He
continues:
"As
to
Ihe
decision
in
the
case
which
is
made
ihe
sub
ject
ot
the
same
adverse
com
ment
as
the
hearing,
while
the
decision
itseir
is
fair
matter
for
objection
by
Ihe
Montreal
Corn
Exchange
Association
or
anyone
else
who
sees
fit
to
lake
a
like
view,
the
framing
and
giving
of
it
out
was
fully
in
accord
with
the
provisions
of
the
law
and
with
the
well
understood
principle
and
previous
practice
of
the
hoard
under
which
Ihe
section
if
Ihe
board
which
having
been
duly
authorized
heard
the
evi
dence
and
arguments
gave
Ihe
decision.
Asks
Question
"TTi
e-'
s
u
ggei
lion
-
tfia
t
'ade-
ciMou
ov
toe
seedon
of
the
boat
which
nau
Heard
the
evidence
ana
argument
was
liiigh-lianded
aim
unusual
because
t
lie
regaining
members
of
the
board
whu
had
not
heard
it,
had
not
joined
in
the
decision,
surely
cannot
be
justified
on
the
ground
merely
that
those
who
heard
it
were
a
inihority,
while
those
who
had
not
heard
it
were
a
majority.
Unless
those
who
hear
the,
evidence
and
arguments
give
the
ileeisitm
wliaL
Useful
purpose
can
be
sened
by
a
publis
hear-
in.-
MANY
HALIBUT
WEARING
TAGS
Since
Commission's
Investigation's
Started,
3,333
Fish
Have
Bean
Tagged
(Special
to
Daily
News).
VIURMIA,
Sept.
21.
Swarms
of
halibut
are
swimming
the
Pacific
ocean
bearing
a
metal
badge
Indicating
that
they
are
the
elite
antong
finny
society.
The
halibut
commission
announced
today
that,
so
far,
3,-
l&3Jkha!bu
.
experts
who
expect
-to
learn
U.
.
i
....
,...i:i
,
nr..
...I
.l.
inucii
auuiii
nauum
me
wncu
me
fish
are
caught
in
distant
waters
and
returned
to
the
commission.
The
most
of
the
tagging
was
lone
by
prof.
Vm.
II.
Thompson
who
operated
out
of
Prince
Huperl
on
the
schooner
Seamaid.
CRITICISM
BY
ROBERT
FORKE
f
Progressives
Would
"The
law
was
certainly
"
framed
u
it
i
.i
as
I
With
the
idea
that
those
Who
"now
wnat
macnenne
rviiia
heard
should
decide,
ir
thai
Is!
Wishes
a
Mandate
Fop
not
held
to
be
desirable,
then
thel
law
should
be
changed,
hut
in!
SHOAL
LAKE.
Man..
Sept.
21.
the
meantime
I
respectfully
sub-
-Speaking
here
last
night
Pro-mil
that
the
chief
commissioner!
gressive
leader,
Robert
Forke,
and
.myself
are
not
open
lo
thejsnid
Premier
King
wanted
a
charge
of
high-handed
or
un-l
mandate
from
Ihe
people.
He
usual
action
because
we
con-'
asked
"What
for?
The
Premier
formed
to
the
letter
and
spirit
should
tell
us
in
his
speeches
of
the
law
as
it
exists.
what
he
intends
lo
do
with
such
The
letter
to
the
board
front;
a
mandate
in
respect
lo
the
(lie
Montreal
Corn
Exchange
As-i
major
problems
confronting
the
socialiou
vpreinptorily
demands
(country."
the
rescinding
of
the
board's
or-j
Mr.
Eorke
views
with
alarm
iter
id
September
2,
reducingjlhe
taking
of
Marlcr
into
the
westbound
grain
rates
There
is;
cabinet.
Marler,
he
says,
was
it
no
suggestion
of
consideration
"Montreal
high
protectionist,
prior
to
such
rescision.
Speak-
In
regard
to
Hon.
Arthur
ing
of
high-nanueu
anil
unusual
jieignen.
uie
speaner
sain
u
nan
action,
the
demand
above
men-
Mooed
would
seem
lo
be
distinctly
in
that
class.
"If
the
decision
of
Ihe
railway-board
arrived
at
after
such
lengthy
hearing,
as
in
Ihe
case
or
the
westbound
grain
rate,
(continued
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Sept.
21.
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Pacific
Railway
Company,
Marmot
announced
today
tl'utt
the.
Silversmith
steamer
Empress
of
France,
Lucky
Jim
which
lost
Us
rudder
In
HiejUlncier
.
.
English
Channel
yesterday,
is
Ilufus
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anchored
off
the
Isle
ot,
Indian
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.
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passengers
are
be-
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nothing
lo
high
tariff.
offer
the
West
but
CAPETOWN
GOES
TO
SAN
DIEGO
WITH
THE
DESTROYER
PATRICIAN
SAN
PEDRO.
Sept.
21.
The
cruiser
Capetown
ami
ine
ues-
I
rover
Patrician
left
ycslcrdav
for
Sun
Diego
where
they
wilt
remain
until
tomorrow.
The
cruiser
then
continues
her
cruiso
through
to
the
Atlantic
while
the
Patrician
returns
to
Esquimau.
CHILD
REMAINS
IN
PRINCE
RUPERT
IN
CHARGE
OF
FATHER
VICTORIA,
Sept.
21.-
The
nine
year
old
son
of
Francis
M.
Davie
of
Prince
Rupert
will
remain
In
ruslody
of
the
father.
Mr.
Jubilee
Gregory
ruled
yesterday,
in
refusing
the
application
of
Men.
Davies
to
bring
him
here
to
her
.09jhohle
part
of
earn
year.