A
l;,
I'm
'In
""
1
1
TWO
NOMINATED
SOUTH
CITIES
er
and
Tolmle,
Conserva-tlve,
for
Victoria
I
VF.lt.
Sepl.
15.
It.
G.L
ii.
former
ikI
mauler.
vr.
wai
citoocti
lasi
!-
Liberal
candidate
mer
SouUu
lie
li
an
i-
in
!
M'-isdien
gov
wa
rtioAi-u
laol
niKht
n
pr
ni
i
tt
Virioria
mlest
lint
seat.
MEIGHEN
DENIES
MMONKVILLF.
Ow
.
sepl
Arthur
Meiglien
yes--ud
an
nhftolule
denial
'
iiaigen
maue
ny
rn-tni"
"
onservative
leader
was
;
to
iirouxe
race
prejudice
"iu
in
Hie
current
elec-.iinpa'n.
"Never
in
my
ive
ullered
wonls
winch
I
Itbernl-tiwl
wa
mwhuVrL
'
nil
Iminre
whir
hi-!.
stmon
Fraser
Tolm!".'.
mi
mrnirr
nnnisirr
i
KING
CHARGES
:
y
Never
Uttered
Word
to
Set
One
Race
Against
Olhor
oi
meaning
or
inference
d
to
set
one
race
ngainsl
Mi
Man
From
Washington
at
Westminster
Fair
Picked
up
Girl
Out
Boy
Resents
It
14
M
VY
WF-STMINSTKIl,
Sepl.
1,1
IIip
mystery
surrounding
'atiliing
of
I'.rnesl
Lane,
25
1
-
of
age,
of
Ferudale,
Wash-
"i
at
Hie
exhibition
Satur-
i
wlil
is
partiall
cleared
up.
virtim
said
Iho
iissallaul
was
1
v
nuig
lmy
who
rushed
ul
him
w,,h
a
jack-knife
as
he
was
lalk-
r
'
'
Hie
lad's
sister,
whom
he
hud
pu
ked
itji."
i
ane
recovering
in
the
OLDEST
MASON
DIES
Dr-
J.
H
Hlllstoad
was
107
Years
of
Age,
Possibly
Oldost
Mason
In
World
ST.
.losi'int
M
u..i
ir.
I'p
U
lllllstead,
aged
107.
Hie
I
I
I'll
II
IIUl.ll
lit
11.11
I
llllJlll
'
oiiiriiru
III
IIP.
liin't
"""I'M
Mini
possibly
,"i
world,
dead,
the
oldest
in
.
ALBERTA
PRODUCTS
r
Ins
Alexandria
seech;
Demand
Geu-
Sat-whal
brought
about
at
I
he
instance
of
Premier
Oliver,
who
immediately
1
1
opposition
(o
(he
onler
developing,
made
a
viit
to
I
In-
prairie
wild
a
view
to
enlisting
Hie
eo-
--
,
opcralton
nf
th
'two
govern-
McPherson,
Liberal,
for
Vancou-'
ment
most
ronrerned.
NICKCRSON
WAITS
THE
ENDORSATION
OF
ROBERT
FORKE
"I'
Fork'
endorse
me,
I'm
Joini
In
run
an
n
Progressive.
Ilia
IV
all
there
i
lo
H."
declared
(i.
W,
Nickern,
when
asked
if
he
would
be
a
candidal
at
Hie
forthcoming
election.
"It
i
lime
we
had
a
show
down
ni
a
good
many
matters
and
I
am
going
to
get
II.
iil
not
through
the
Hoard
of
Trade."
Mr.
Nickerenn
Is
in
romiuuuiralion
with
Hie
lender
of
the
Progressives
and
expeetg
an
answer
hy
wire
today.
Products
Owing
to
Disturbed
Condition
of
China
.
F.D.MONTON,
Sepl.
15.
Al
berla
dairy
products
arc
bcuil
sold
in
Japan
and
at
present
ex-
ported
Melgheu
declared,
'
cording
iti'ilittu
lo
LAD
STABBED
shanghai,
traffic
for
4
4
4
4
t
4
4
44444444
CHINA
AND
JAPAN
Will
be
Great
for
Food
through
Vancouver,
ac
Donald
H.
Itoss
or
stincrintcnde
nl
ot
the
Canadian
National
Hallways,
(fwinu
lo
the
disturbed
condi
Hum
of
Hie
country.
China
will
need
a
itood
deal
of
-
grain
and
flour,
and
Ihi
should
be
sup-olied
by
Hie.
Canadian
prairies
as
the
I'niled
Slates
has
iioy
ex
i.oilable
surplus.
PROVINCIAL
LISTS
vnriililA.
Sent.
15.
me
orovincial
volers1
list
as
revised
this
year
will
l
u0'I
In
the
r,..i..,,i
i.nil.
it
was
announced
today.
CABINET
SWORN
IN.
HiKDKHU'.KTON.
Sept.
15.
it.,.
Conservative
cabinet
last
uiglil
Willi
J
',',
i
.......
H
llaxter
as
premnn
mm
mim
n,.y
mnefiil.
STRIKE
IN
BOMBAY
unMii
Y
Sent.
15.
Twenty
.
,.i
iiiii'i-alivos
in
twelve
...ni,
-
i'k
lodav
as
a
protest
ngalnl
wiie
reiliu-HmH
LEAGUE
BASEBALL
National
League
Hrooklyn
l'iHsburg
t.
American
League
New
V
)
J
1'lKludclpUla
WRIT
ARRIVES
FOR
ELECTION
Cllliens
Not
on
the
Provincial
Lists
May
Register
on
Sep?
tember
29
or
30
TWO
DIVISIONS
IN
RUPERT
lift
timing
officer
E.
II.
Mor
timer
yesterday
received
the
writ!
formally
calling
(he
federal1
election
for
J
he
Skecna
riding,
j
Nomination
take
place
oil
Orto-I
her
(5
and
the
elections
on
Oi-
lober
i'3.
Prince
lluperl
is
an
urban
polling
district
with
.two
division"..
Wesl
of
Mcllrlde
Street
is
Urban
Polling
District
I
i
i-ton
1,
and
east
of
Meliridc
is
division
2.
Ilegistrurs
of
these
districts
ire
J.
Iorne
MacLaren
and
J.
V
McKinley.
respectively.
They
will
il
to
receive
atlicalions
from
.iev
olern
for
inclusion
on
the
it
cuuiinenclng
Seiitember
2'J
at
'J
a.m.
and
the
li-t
will
close
September
3U
at
V
p.m.
The
lat
revi.el
provincial''
,it
of
volerit
will
be
Useil
as
a
ohm
for
compiling
the
new
list.;
Those
already
on
the
provincial,
iil
do
not
need
to
register
again.
Polnls
otilMde
4he
city
-rrf.
Prince
Itiipert
are
known
as;
rural
divisions
and
local
registrar
will
be
atiooinlcd
in
those
places.
Norman
A.
W
alt
has
been
ue-
siminlMl
by
Judge
Young
as
revising
officer
and
will
have
power
fii
revise
the
list
after
il
-lose
and
In
hear
objections
to
voters
included
(hereon.
Any
person
is
qualified
lo
be
a
oler
provided
he
or
she
is
21
tears
or
ng,
a
iiruisn
suojeci.
esidenl
in
Canada
one
year
and
.
.
in
Uie
ponsnuo'iiey
iwo
nuniiiis,
rovided
lie
or
she
regislfrs.
POISONED
SON:
KILLED
SELF
Woman
Mentally
Deranged
Com
mitted
Doublo
Crlmo
at
Owen
Sound
OYA'LN
SOUND,
Sept.
15.
-Mrs
Stanley
Foster
of
this
district
vestorday
served
strychnin
to
her
mx
year
old
son
and
then
swallowed
some
of
the
poison
herself,
both
dying
shortly
aner-
ward.
The
mother
was
mentally
lerauged
following
an
illness.
TROTSKY
DECLARES
ENGLAND
IS
HEADED
TOWARD
REVOLUTION
NF.W
YOHK.
Sept.
15.
lliitaln
has
entered
a
stage
of
"capitalistic
disintegration"
and
is
"headed
for
revolution,"
Leon
Trotsky
leHare.l
in
n
book
cnlitrfd
'Whither
F.nlaud,"tlie
Aine.rican
edition
of
which
was
published
here
today.
Hrltafu's
progress
in
the
path
of
revolution
is
due
lo
economic
condition
caused
by
the
indus
trial
growth
of
the
United
States,
uccordiiiK
lo
the
author.
STOCK
MARKET
Hid.
Asked.
ll.C.
Silver
1'5
1.
10
Dunwell
1.25
2,00
O
rati
by
15.75
llaxelton
.02
L.
ami
I
20
.25
Premier
'.':.lt'.
2.15
Porter
Idaho
18
.21
Silvereresl
21
.2ft
Surf
Intel
.00
-j
M
Terminus
.to
Howe
Sound
22
50
urract
'
the
bVtlc
bclwe-n
New
York's
popular
governor.
Alfred
H.
Smith,
and
William
Handolph
Hearst,
Die
publisher,
who
has
frequently
attempted
to
assume
the
role
of
dictator
in
the
Democratic
parly.
If
the
(lovernor
wins
it
will
place
him
in
Hie
national
limelight
once
more
as
a
possible
candidate
for
the
Presidency.
If
he
loses,
he
faces
oblivion.
Hearst
Backs
Hylan
The
regular
Democratic
or
Tauimay
Hall
selection
is
a
per
sonal
friend
oT
Hie
(lovernor
Slate
Senator
James
J.
Walker.
Mr.
Hearst
is
backing
Mayor
Hylan,
as
he
has
in
Hie
last
two
elections.
The
Governor
and
the
publisher
have
often
come
lo
grips
in
past
years
and
there
is
anything
but
good
feeling
be
tween
I
hem.
The.
odds
favot
Walker.
t
Frank
D.
Walker,
fountain
pen
manufacturer,
the
choice
of
the
regular
Hepublicau
orgaui-latiou,
is
expected
to
win
over
two
insurgent
candidates,
William
M.
Dennett
and
former
Secretary
of
Slate
John
J.
Lyons.
From
n
popular
standpoint.
Hie
greatest
interest
centers
in
the
Democratic
fljilil.
The
ranks
of
the
party
have
been
ripped
asunder
bv
the
violence
of
the
pre-pritnary
campaign
and
whether
the
wounds
can
be
heal
ed
remains
to
bo
seen.
If
t
lie
Mayor
loses,
it
Is
taken
fot
Krauieii
tnai
lie
win
run
as
an
Independent,
with
(he
backing
ol
Hie
II
ears
press.
Ordinarily,
New
York
is
over
wheliuingly
Democratic
in
eltv
elections.
mi
account
of
the
strong
Tammany
machine,
but
I
in
view
of
the
split
among
the
I
Continued
on
Pao
Four
Boston
Grill
nnc!
mm
Ice
('ream
goes
with
dinner
dtJ
Ambulance
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
Service
with
newly
laid
dancing
Anywhere
at
Anytime.
floor
for
hire.
Stand
Royal
Hotel,
3rd
Ave.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN,
and
6th
St.
PRINCE
RUPERT
The
latest
and
best
for
the
MATT
VIDECK,
Prop.
least.
Phone
467.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
vril
XV
NO,
"I
I
PIUNCF:
HUPKKT,
H.C.,
TUBSIIAY.
SKPTKMIIBH
13,
1025.
VMt.rdo'.
circui.ti.n
tut
StrMt
lUIti,
472.
PRICE
FIVK
OKNTB.
IMMENSE
POWER
SCHEME
WAS
ENDORSED
WESTERN
PROVINCES
ARE
UNIT
AGAINST
DELAYING
EQUAL
FREIGHT
RATES
Western
Provinces
are
l
United
Against
Action
Revise
Freight
Order
lU.dlN
A,
Sept.
;.
A
muled
frunl
on
the
pari
or
(he
whole
V
!
tern
Cinadu
will
le
presented
against
the
rescinding
ol
1!;
dt
r
of
the
Itailvvuy
Commission
granting
equal
freight
Pa
ifli
out
Mirt
wilh
those
obtaining
m
die
Kl.
i
Tincnl
lo
thai
cffel
was
made
today
hy
Attorney
tlJ''.)-
v
lie
,
1
1
of
llnli'li
Columbia,
Alberta
and
v
in
will
meet
in
IvIiiioiiIoii
tomorrow
(u
diwuss
ihi
;r
.unrerted
artoni
will
lake.
,
The
union
of
the
three
I
inn,
for
sHf-prolceliou
'St
copyright
photograph,
showing
the
Howilom,
.
flagship
of
the
MacMiHaii
expedition,
being
fitted
with
a
new
propeller
at
llopedale,.
Labrador.
The
airplane
venture
ha
'been
abandoned,
it
is
announced.
Big
Contest
in
the
Nomination
Today
fon
Mayor
of
New
York;
Hearst
Press
Backs
Mayor
Hylan
NKW
YOHK,
Sept.
15.-
ny
Canadian
Press
.
This
i
primary
election
day
in
the
largest
city
on
the
continent,
with
more
than
a
million
voters
eligible
lo
rust
their
ballots
lo
desig
nate
mayoralty
nominees
to
carry
the
party
standards
at
tht
municipal
election
on
November
a.
The
polls
open
at
a
p.m.
(daylight
aving
lime)
and
close
al
0
o'clock
tonight.
.oi
in
many
years
nas
mere
neen
such
keen
interest
in
0
mayorally
fight
on
uccouiil
of
the
hitler
inlernieinc
warfare
it
both
the
Democratic
and
Hepuldicau
parties.
Another
fight
undcrnealh
thfl
SIX
ESCAPE
COUNTY
JAIL
Two
Held
For
Nanaimo
Bank
Robbery
and
Others
Get
Away
at
Seattle
SEATTLE,
Sept.
15.
T.
H.
Johnston
and
James
Burns,
awaiting
extradition
to
Can-ada
In
connection
with
the
Nanaimo
bank
robbery;
Alvln
Kllborne,
held
on
a
charge
of
robbery
of
the
state
bank
at
Giant
Project
Endorsed
to
Harness
Big
Tides
in
Bay
of
Fundy
by
Maine
PORTLAND,
Maine,
Sept.
lo.
The
hundred
million
dollar
project
for
harnessing
the
grenl
lides
in
(he
Hay
of
Fundy
to
generate
from
500.000
(o
700.000
horsepower
and
supply
power
to
the
eastern
serliuns
of
the
United
States
and
(lunula
was
endorsed
yesterday
ly
Maine
voters,
the
vote
in
favor
being
nine
to
one.
iNFAV
YOHK,
Sept.
(5.
Uy
Canadian
Press
j
Hydraulic
engineers
of
New
York
are
quoted
hy
Hie
Herald-Tribune
as
saying
fhat
Hie
project
oT
Dexter
P.
Cooper
lo
generate
500,000
to
00.000
horsepower
by
harnessing
the
tides
in
two
inlets
of
the
Hay
of
Fundy
near
Kastport.
Maine,
is
not
only
feasible
from:
in
engineering
point
of
view,
out
;s
"the
most
promising
development
in
Hie
electrical
world
in
a
eade."
The
paper
points
out,
how-ver,
thai
Canada
will
likely
have
onielhing
lo
say
regarding
the
irojeel,
saying
Hie
sanction
of
he
Canadian
ami
United
States
oVeruuients
will
have
lo
be
se-
Furrd.
v
r-
According
to
I
he
Herald-Trib
ane,
Frederick
Darlington,
en
gineering
expert
for
-
I
lie
wesi-inghoiise
Kleclric
Company,
who
recently
inspected
Hie
Passama-rjuoddy
and
Cobscook
bays,
in
the
Hay
of
Fundy,
where
for
four
years
Mr.
Cooper
has
been,
making
preliminary
surveys
for
'lis
project,
said
lie
was
convinc
ed
the
plan
will
bo
carried
hrough.
Two
Separate
Poo's
Cooper
hopes
hy
damming
Passamaquoddy
and
Cobscook
bays
to
create
two
separate
pool
and
generate
the
power
by
a
constant
rush
or
waler
from
the
upper
pool
filled
with
high-
tide
water,
into
the
lower
pool,
drained
by
tow
tide.
The
regu
lating
of
the
high
water
in
the
Bethwell
last
June
when
two
!
headway,
allium
companions
were
killed
In
a
running
fight;
Lloyd
Richard-on,
convicted
of
manslaughter
for
Killing
a
Seattle
policeman,
and
two
other
prlsonurs
escaped
from
King
County
Jail
this
morning.
CHINESE
SHOT
AT
VICTORIA
shot
and
killed
near
his
store
on
Covernmeid
Street
liens
last
jitght
by
another
unknown
China
man.
The
police
believe
Ihe
murder
lo
be
Ihe
outcome
of
a
iiersonal
quarrel.
Later
Despatch
VICTOHIA,
Sepl.
15.
Chong
Wong
was
found
dead
lid
tnnrnli'g
in
a
disused
lumber
vard
with
a
revolver
clutched
in
upper
pool
and
the
low
water
in
the
lower
pool
is
to
oe
uone
by
a
system
of
gates.
Mr.
Cooper
has
(ound
a
so
lution
for
every
problem
con
nected
with
his
scheme,"
said
Mr.
Darlington.
"At
his
invil
lion
I
visited
Kastport
and
made
a
careful
inspection
oT
the
tides
and
the
engineering'
possibility
of
generating
power
by
them.
I
am
convinced
that
his
scheme
is
thoroughly
feasible.
"The
question
has
been
raised
'Whether
he
could
generate
power
Ibv
a
'fall
of
water
only
sixteen
i
feel,
which
will
be
his
maximum
h
Hie
tides
rise
as
high
as
twenty-seven
feel.
The
answer
to
that
question
is
that
a
sixteen-foot
drop
is
amnio.
He
will
have
an
enormous
volume
oT
waler
pouring
over
Ihe
wall
separating
the
two
pool
ami
the
volume
of
water
is
what
will
create
the
power
with
Hie
kind
of
turbine
engines
he
will
use."
Extent
of
Market
Mr.
Conner
s
project
was
the
subject
or
a
state-wide
referendum
in
Maine
yesterday
The
voters
were
lo
decide
whctli-
VICTOHIA.
Sepl.
15.
Wall
er
lidal
power'
In
Ihe
Hay
of
Low
Fonit.
it
Chinese
mocer.
was
Fundv.
it
developed,
might
be
sold
outside
the
alate.
power
raised
from
Al
present
fresh
waler
sources
bo
used
within
the
stale.
.The
CunuUinn
government,
between
whose
terriloce
Ihe
Hay
or
Fundy
lie,
will
be
asked
lo
sanction
the
proposal
It
is
Cooper's
opinion
that
no
official
obstacle
will
be
placed
in
the
way
of
Ihe
oi
l.
Ins
band
and
a
bullet
hole
in
hi'
Mr.
and
Mis.
George
II
head.
Last
night
Wong
killed'
sailed
last
night
on
Mir
IVAah
Low
long
in
a
quartet
r
igu
i
t
Aa.ntou.ve;.
MANY
WHALES
ROSE
HARBOR
Record
Catch
of
139
at
That
Station:
Naden
Harbor
Got
59
and
Xyuquot
83
VICTOHIA,
Sept.
15.
The
Consolidated
Whaling
Company
reports
the
season
rather
disappointing
but
there
was'
no
scarcity
of
whales
at
Kyiiquot,
though
the
vessel
had
lo
go
lo
sea
farther
than
formerly.
Three
boats
cantured
83
mammals
al
the
Munro
Prince
nco
u
vef?sTa
nd"s
f
atldn
.
At
the
(Jueen
Charlotte
Islands
stations
the
whalers
operating
out
of
Hose
Harbor
took
a
record
atch
of
130
and
out
of
Naden
Harbor
at
the
north
end
of
the
Islands,
two
boats
took
59
whales.
STEVENS
COMES
TO
SPEAK
HERE
Loader
of
Conservatives
In
This
Province
to
Speak
Behalf
of
Bushby
VANCOUVF.H,
Sept.
15.
Hon.
II.
II.
Stevens,
in.
charge
of
the
:
iTonservntive
campaign
in
the
province,
leaves
for
tjie
north
next
week
visiting
Anyiix,
Prince
Hupert
.and
several
other
points
where
he
will
speak
in-behalf
of
the
candidature
of
George
Hush-by.
Conservative
headquar
I
e
r
9
here
learns
that
Hon.
Arthur
Meighen
will
spend
a
week
In
Iho
province
from
October
5.
RENELACOSTE
TO
JOIN
ARMY
French
Tennis
Star
Ordered
to
Report
for
Military
Service
Tomorrow
FOHMST
HILLS,
Sept
13
Heno
Laeote.
the
French
Davis
cup
ar,
who
yesterday'P'won
Iho
match
in
the
first
round
of
the
National
lawn
tennis
championship
beiiiie
played
here,
lias
been
ordered
to
sail
for
France
Wed
nesday
lo
i-eoorl
tor
compulsory
nilitary
service.
.
.
EGYPTIAN
SWIMMER
FAILED
TO
CROSS
ENGLISH
CHANNEL
Arrived
Within
Three
and
Half
Miles
of
Dover
When
he
Gave
up
HOULOONi:.
Sept.
15
Ddial
Helmy,
the
Kgyptian
swimmer,
abandoned
the
ullempt
to
swim
Hie
Fuglisb
Channel
lal
lifght
when
Hi
mile
from
Dover.
Iln
entered
Mie
water
at
Cape
(irunej
a
0
10
a
en
yeterday