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Sunday,
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neia,
I
arm,
or
Central
work
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for
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at
your
no
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(
LIMITED,
VANCOUVER.
B.C.
Friday.
Sept.
I,
1925.
Airship
Experiences
Are
Not
Encouraging.
Air
ship
expei
iriu-ev
mi
far
have
not
been
very
enrourap-ing.
Tlie
percentage
of
loss
hn
been
very
heavy.
With
airplanes,
seaplanes
or
seaboat,
or
any
heavier
than
air
machines
it
is
different.
The
nerrentaire
nf
loss
is
low
and
trael
by
that
roiile
is
fairly
safe.
Improvements
afe
being
made
and
it
is
possible
that
in
time
the
planes
may
lenme
generally
used
for
private
transportation.
Fair
to
Open
Here
Next
Tuesday
Evening.
'
r
Next
Tuesday
evening
is
the
time
set
for
the
ojwiiuig
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Fair
and
it
is
hoped
by
that
time
to
have
all
the
judging'
completed.
11
is
difficult
to
judge
exhibits
when
people
are
wandering
.iboiit
and
making
remarks.
Judging
is
very
important
in
connection
with
fairs.
If
the
judging
is
poorly
done,
exhibitors
beronie
dissatisfied
and
refuse
to
make
entries
and
interest
in
the
fair
falls
off.
.So
far
there
is
a
good
entry
list
and
those
who
have
not
filled
out
the
forms
ami
jhiid
the
Tecs
should
do
so
at
oure.'
Financial
Panic
Curious
Thing.
Yesterday
the
despatches
told
of
a
financial
panir
at
Liverpool.
Sometimes
we
hear
of
Hie,
same
at
New
York
or
in
some
other
large
city.
Financing
is
done
largely
on
crnjlit
and
once
people
lo-e
faith,
the
whole,
system
.rollap-es
temporarily
and
lias
10
ite
relnult.
i
emporariiy
the
result
is
disastrous.
People
,are
influeuced
-by
each
other.
Real
estate,
mining
and
other
booms
are
Ihe
result
of
a
psychological
condition;
They
are
worked
up
step
by
step,
sometimes
purposely
but
usually
they
jusymppiuin
-They
eyrnj
wjeu
leaL;e.
pelted
and
so
do
financial,
pmiirsr
"
""
"
M-
f1
Soon
Be
Time
to
-Prepare
For
Winter.
,
we
are,
now
well
into
September
and
as
soon
as
the
of
the
fair
is
over
it
will
be
lime
to
prepare
for
autumn
sports
and
amusements.
The
weather
will
drive
people
indoor
J
uiiruig
Hie
evenings
ami
it
will
be
well
to
consider
what
steps
may
lie
taken
to
employ
the
time
'piatnitlv
and
profitably.
Or
course
there
will
be
basketball,
badniiiilou,
cord
games,
billiards,
uud
similar
amusements
and
exercises.
What
elsV
can
be
done?
Will
it
be
possible
lit
do
something
worth
while
during
the
winter
months
that
will
stand
out
as
real
achieve
ment?
Most
great
men
have
eoije
down
to
iMitcrit$-
as
greal
because
ruther
of
their,
hobbies
than
thoir
regular
work.
Do
You
Need
Manners
If
You
Have
a
Loud
Voice?
There
are
a
lot
of
iteople
who
go
-on
the
assumption
thai
if
you
have
a
loud
voire
and
lols.
of
assurance
von
do
not
need
any
manners.
There
are
people
who.
have
such
a
charming
personality
iliai
they
can
do
things
and
get
away
with
them
that
would
get
others
into
trouble.
Still
the
loud
neron
is
a
terrible
bore
often
and
woidd
do
much
better
to
curb
the
noise.
Nois-
is
not
necessary
in
order
to
be
"peppy."
It
is
not
neees
sary
to
be
rude
to
be
"peppy."
"
The
person
whouelies
on
noise
and
crudity
to
make
himself
o'r
herself
popular
has
made
a
nusiake.
.
,
No
one
cares
for
a
person
who
never
speaks.
Some
people
are
too
stupid
to
talk.
Others
are
stupid
when
they
talk
too
much
and
seldom
say
anything.
.Moderation
m
the
amount
of'talking,
in
the
lone
of
voire
and
in
the
seoimient
expressed
is
always
pleasing.
I
1
aaaHlaM
aV
Kt
tare
the
name
Lrckle
U
om
Ihe
Me
Premier
Mackenxle
Kins
Mar
Make
a
Statmnt
Regarding
Election
'Tomorrow
OTTAWA.
Sepf.
1-
Many
peo
ple
are
Inokinjr
esttivlanlly
for
an
annomiNMiienl
from
Premier
Mackenzie
Kinjr
tomorrow
in
re
gard
to
the
dale
of
I
lie
elections
Whether
il
nvill
come
or
not,
no
one
knows.
The
Premier
is
lion-eommiltul.
'He
is
btlb'd
Jo
address
ihe
constituents
of
North
York,
wlfirh
he
represents
ill,
the
House
of
Commons,
at
Kichmotid
Hill
tomorrow
ami
he
may
take
them
into
his
epnfl-de'iM'e
in
regard
to
the
dissolu
tion
of
Parliament
ami
Ihe
dale
of
the
elections.
It
is
also
stated
that
he
will
not
jrive
any
definite
information
luK.
will
imply
let
his
constituent
know
whether
there
is
to
lie
an
election
this
year
or
not.
Everyone
here
is
expert
i
tig"
an
election
an-
lioutici'llieri!
soon.
NEW
INSTRUMENTS
HAVE
BEEN
ORDERED
Boys'
Band
Organization
Num
bers
Forty
at
Present-Thirty
to
Play
An
oriler
has
tnwn
plarrd
with
the
.McLaren
Music
C.timpany
for
twelve
new
instniiiienls
for
the
Prince
Hupcrt
Htys'
Rami
and
they
are
expected
to
arrive
about
September
20.
Hy
the
end
of
the
month
it
is
expected
to
have
about
thirty
available,
as
sev
eral
have
hern
donated
by
fraternal
organisations
and
other.
and
.parent
of
Hie
hoys
have
in
onie
rases
provided
instru
ment.
Forty
hoys
have
-tteeii
enrolled
and
a
?ood
many
are
anxious
to
learn.
Some
will
have
to
be
eliminated
a
not
suited
for
the
baud.
In
the
arrival
of
the
new
in-
struaienls
the
name
of
the
donor
will
he
inscribed
on
them.
Hie
instrument
just
purchased
consist
of
two
H
flat
cornets.
two
K
flat
altos,
one
It
flat
ten
or.
one
it
nai
iiariinue,
one
yipho
mum.
threw
iroiniioncs
ami
two
K
flat
hasfP.
No
reeI
in
strument.
arc
used
at
first
They
are
cheaper
to
purchase
hul
mole
difficult
to
play.
FAIR
THIS
YEAR
TO
BE
BEST
EVER
HELD,
SAYS
PRESIDENT
AT
LUNCHEON
(Continued
from
Page
One).
was
built
for
10.S8
and
there
were
other
Jarce
expenditure
for
fiirnishins.'
and
equipment.
That
year
the
city
put
up
the
sum
of
?5,0)0,
(he
provincial
govern
ment
3,000
and
donations
from
the
public
toward
the
fund
amounted
to
?2.
130.05.
Gradual
Improvement
Since
that
there
had
been
jirad-
ual
iiiiirovenu'ut
and
last
year
the
total
exMiidilut-e
had
amount
eil
to
something
like
?lt.-
000,
yet
there
w'a
no
Ids
building
to
erect
and
Ihe
grant
received
were'
very
small.
Keen
interest
was
bring
taken
in
the
exhibit
of
lale
years,
alllioiiyli
the
carnival
ide
of
it
wa
not
neglected.
lie
considered
that
the
fair
wa
a
fcpod
investment
jiu(
should
be
I
T.
"i
'
i
i
ii'i..
i
i
M'pi
riuo
niriiiiii)
-
inpriiti
t
his
could
be
done
if
the
people
of
the
city
supported
it
and
look
an
interest
in
the
exhibits.
This
year
a
number
of
those
connected
with
the
fair
were
dropping
out
ami
he
hoped
to
see
a
lot
of
new
dirrdlor
take
hold
who
would
make
improvement
every
year.
John
Bulger
John
Ilulgcr
spoke
of
the
fr
naticial
aspect
of
the
fair.
The
committee
had
been
out
collect
itig
and
so
far
had
had
a
good
reception.
Only
one
two-dollar
subscriber
had
refused
to
renew
hi
subscription.
To
those
who
diil
not
get
any
direct
benefit
there
wan
always
an
indirect
advantage.
If
H
was
good
for
the
city
it
wa
good
for
the
citizen
Individually
and
he
tnisled
every
one
would
give
it
every
possible
support.
They
wore
Inviting.
a
good
many
vlsilors
here
and
Ihey
wauled
to
hnw
them
that
it
was
worth
while
for
them
lo
come.
,
I
huma
McClymont
while
thanking
the
vlsilors
for
their
addresses
mentioned
that
Prince
llupert
had
been
one
of
the
few
plare.
carrying
on
Ihelr
fair
throughout
war
time.
He
urged
thai
It
be
given
every
possible
support.
Mr.
ami
Mrs.
R.
V..
Parker
left
on
this
morning"
train
lo
at-lend
the
Smithcr
Fair
and
the
Tclkwa
Uarbecim,
THE
DAIL?
WfiwB
ARE
EXPECTING
MOVIE
ACTOR
ANNOUNCEMENT
VISITING
CITY
Howard
Webster
and
Hit
Wife
Miss
Dolly
Day
Appearing
at
Theatre
Last
nishl
Howard
Webster,
the
moie
nclor,
who
is
here
on
hii
way
from
Alaska,
where
lie
ha
le.tii
siieoessful
in
organiiinKn
company
to
build
a
moving
plct-J
ore
ai-oilnd
the
escapade
of
the
late
Soapy
Smith,
appeared
laL
ulrhl
at
the
local
truMtre
In
a
sketch
named
"Si
Hopkin'
which
nrovvil
ery
iwunilar.
lie
w'a
aceoinpauieil
and
asted
hy
his
wile.
Mi
lolly
Hay,
the.
musical
comedy
star,
and
Imuii,
will
appear
here
asrnln
Iniiijrhh
and
tomorrow
mvtit
a
well
a
ift
Ihe
Saturday
matinee.
1
Mr.
Webler
is
woihr
smith
on
Mondav
and
will
return
in
the
early
sprinjr
to
film
the
picture.
usin
very
largely
Alaskan
characters
in
the
in
.i.hi'-tiiM!.
Hi
wife
i
atso
a
ni"vie
sirl.
METLAKATLA
BOYS
GAYE
NICE
DANCE
Well
on
to
li"1
i-niiplc
itancedi
continuously
frmn
i
o'clock
last!
iiiht
until
2
o'clock
this
moi-niii'
lo
Ihe
delightful
music
furnished
j
hy
the
New
MctUkalia
orchestra1
at
a
dunce
in
the
F.Iks'
Home.
The
melody
disMucl
hy
the
musical
j
aggregation
fn
fn
IU
north
mad
such
a
hit
that
encore
afle
ciicore
wa
tlemaiKleO.
lime
wasj
not
ee
taken
to
enjoy
the
usuhI
refreshment
at
midnight.
The
personnel
f
the
visiting
orchestra
as
a
follows:
Willie
LaM.
leader
ami
xylophoiw;
Joseph
Vcrjie)-.
violin;
Oscar-llaldane,
piano:
lleno
lioolh.
saxophone;
Hay
llaldane,
soprano
saxophone;
Simon
lleeve.
banjo;
Mavid
Nelson,
drummer.
W.
li.
WUlUcn.H
wa
master
..f
eremooies
and
Lamte
PotUu-la.i
was
in
Ihe
dom.
After
the
hakelball
game
tonight,
the
New
.Uellak-ulln
or-
rheslra
will
play
for
aimtlier
danci-.
VICE-PRESIDENT
OF
CANADIAN
PACIFIC
visitor
in
cm
W.
It.
Mac
In
lie-.
r.PJl.
irt
president
in
change
of
traffic,
and
party
will
arrive
in
the
city
b-
tin
afternoon's
regular
train
on
Mr.
Machine'
ornate
car.
Cliamplaiu.
and
will
prtKve.l
south
to
ancouer
on
the
Prin
ce
Iiuie
tomorrow-
afternoon.
Mr.
Machines.
whoe
trip
is
sain
lo
be
in
(he
nature
of
a
holiday.
come
here
from
IMmonton.
a
day
having
been
iwnt
al
Jape
Park.
Ills
heaibiuarler
and
re-
jdence
air
in
Montreal.
Accom
panying
the
.party
will
.e
fieor.-Stephen,
assistant
freight
traf
fic
manager.
Winnipeg.
MCLEOD
ISSUES
WRIT
AGAINST
CORPORATION
City
Will
Be
Defendant
In
So-
nrme
Court
Action
for
Recovery
of
$2,396
A
writ
lias
been
iued
in
die
Supreme
r.ourt
bv
I..
V
ni.
more
on
behalf
of
M.
It.
McLeod
for
recovery
of
2Jo
from
Ihe
eily
of
Prince
rtunerl.
elaimed
that
Ihe
eily
retalncl
mis
amount
rrom
Mr.
MrLeod
in
eonneelion
with
a
nlnnk
rnnd
re.
pair
contract
recently
cancelled
by
(he
city.
If
the"
eae
i
proceeded
with
it
wilj
probably
he
nearu
at
the
forthcoming
session
nf
the
Supremo
Court
A-slze
here.
WIRELESS
REPORT
8
a.m.
WnilV
ISI..N.I)r-F',Vy.
calm;
barometer.
:ii)tf?
letmieralure,
IH;
sea
smooth;
8
p.m.
apoke
.leainer
ftclwood,
Hellfngham
for
Kelclnkan,
72
mile
from
Ketchikan.
HULL
1IAIIHOH
t
'oirtrv
enlio
barometer.
o.a
l:
inmoni-ui
orA
I
02;
thick
seaward;
8
p.m.
spoke
sleamer
Oueen.
Kenllle
for
Kel-
chlan,
231
mil?
from'
Ketchi
kan:
H
n.ln.
unoke
ln;iinnp
1,1.
mlral
Hodman,
fealtlo
for
Keb-j
otiikan,
310
miles
from.
Ketchikan;
8
p.m.
spoke,
nleamer
Prin
ces
Mary,
abeam
I'lnn
Island
northbound:
U
p.m.
poko
steamer
Venture
duo
Nainu
10
p.m..
northbound,
JI
AI)
TIli;i:
POINT
Cloudy
ELK
LAST
NIGHT,
HISTORY
MAKING
EVENT
a
a
a
a
aa-iaaMM
aa
.afcM
The
Prince
Rupert
FAIR,
1
9
light
northwest
won);
barometer.
So..'0;
temperature.
So;
tcs
smooth.
Noon
IHUItY
ISLANIl
Fojrgy.
tn.
barometer.
30,30;
temperature.
(i'i;
sea
smooth.
UKAIi
THF.K
POINT
Cloudy,
light
northwest
wind;
barome
ter.
3W.2I;
lempemhire.
rtr;
m
sioboth.
Itri.l.
MAKHOH
-Foygy.
win.;
hanoiietur,
?".trt:
teiiterature,
30;
thick
seaward.
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
Prince
Rupert
A.
I).
Ilardie,
Piot
F.ingluii;
Mr.
and
Mr,
i'..
s
Orudo-&,
P.
II.
LHgh,
J.
F.
Tribal
and
K.
ft.
MrCullash,
Yaneiuvinr;
Mr.
and
Mr.
ieo.
HariiHOi,
.1.
l'aul;
W.
F.
Moody,
Mouittain
Park,
Alia.;
Mrs.
L.
.le4tHion.
Fl-
inonlon;
W.
HaiiKay
ami
Mi
J.
Ilamsey,
(JiicImv;
W.
F.
Hinn
and
W.
H.
lto.
llalmofltL
Central
II.
F.
Swain
Mint
IL
F.
Sherman.
Vancouver:
J.
Langfnrd,
HdiiMtnloii;
J.
ti.
Jotiimton,
city.
Oily
Police
Sergeant
A.
II.
Ilailey
returned
to
the
city
on
the
Prince
Oeorge
this
morning,
having
in
hi
custody
a
Jap
naiiM-d
Kenu
who
will
face
trtal
tomorrow
on
a
charge
nf
ha
-ing
converted
to
hi
own
uc
the
sum
of
Hi)0
belonging
to
Hi-Snuerville
t'.aiMiery
l',o.
L'd
Sergeant
Itailey
went
milb
on
Monday
to
lake
charge
of
Ketm.
who
wa
arreted
by
the
Van
couer
noliee
ul
the
reouesl
ofi
Ihe
local
authorities
Mis
H.
M.
Cruikshaiik.
sister
of
W.
Grulksbank
of
Ihl
city,
returned
on
the
Prince
Ueorgc
(hi
morning
after
spending
her
holiday
in
Vancouver.
She
U
on
her
way
(o
Hose
Lake
to
resume
charge
of
Ihe
public
srhool
there.
LAND
ACT.
nonce
oi
intention
to
ppir
to
Lease
Land
In
Land
Recording
District
of
Prince
llupert.
and
situate
at
Ferguson
Hay,
Maett
Inlet,
0.0.
Islands,
H.n.
Take
Notice
that
flosse-.MII-lerd,
Limited,
of
Vancouver,
US'...
occupation
Salmon
Canners,
Intends
to
apply
for
a
lease
of
the
following
described
lands:
Commencing
at
a
post
planted
approiimalcly
20
chains
east
from
northwest
corner
Lot
1571;
thence
south'
3
chains:
thence
west
10
chains;
thence,
south
2
chaliiM;
thenre
west
10
chains
to1
west
boundary
of
Lot
1571;
thenre
south
8
chains;
thence
west
10
chains;
thence
norlh
20j
chains;
thence
cast
2
chains,)
more
or
less,
to
beach;
thence
following,
meandering
of
shoroi
lino
to
point
of
commencement,!
and
containing
22
acres,
more
or
less,
00S8F.-MILLF.IU),
LTD,
Applicant.
Per
Wm
0.
Mitchell,
Agent
Dalcd
luno
20th,
11125.
iunpcflilL
Opens
Tuesday,
Sept
8
Go
and
see
for
yourself
the
proof
that
real
development
is
taking
place
in
Northern
British
Columbia
at
the
best
all
round
Exhibition
in
our
history
Exhibits
will
be
at
their
best
on
Wednesday
and
Thursday
Don't
Forget
The
opportunity
for
a
FLIGHT
in
the
big
VICKERS-VIKING
FLYING
BOAT
September
6,
7,
and
8
SPORTS,
BAND
MUSIC
and
ENTERTAINMENT
DAILY
and
a
BIG
DANCE
on
September
11
Supplies
Distributors
fori
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Lumber
Brick
Cement
Lime
Piaster
Slock
your
winter's
tnpplj
of
Nanaimo-Wellin
tori
Coal
now
Albert
&
McCaffery,
Lli
Phones
116
and
117
COAST
STEAMSHIP
SERVICE
S.S.
Prlnco
Rupert
Prince
George
Prince
Chrl
Sailing
from
Pnure
Htiper'
For
Vancouver,
Victoria,
Seattle
ami
intentr
'
'
'
Monday,
at
1.00
p.m.,
and
Wednesday
.i
t
at
(1.00
p.m.
For
Anyox
and
Stewart
Monday
ami
Friday
For
Skagway
ami
Alaska
l'orls,
Wednesday,
i
S.S.
Prince
John
for
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
ver,
Fori
nightly.
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