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INVESTIGATE
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COAL
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860,000
for
the
First
Month
in
Sept.
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a
royal
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the
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prevent
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VAXCOCVKII,
Sept.
I.
The
Sun
lixliiy
staler
that
Liberal
lteniiiiarlerK
ha
m-eiveil
defi
rrr.-nily.
ban
eot
,
mle
information
that
the
Otla-
wa
elei-lions
will
he
held
on
Or-
lohnr
Jrt.
STOCK
MARKET
C.
Silver
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and
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school
Mu,weJ
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.me,
arrhwl
loday,
uia.Utone
Uus
i-venniK
for
Anyox
sihererest
will
look
initr'the
situ-
ivrininiis
f
Arriving
hark
here
,;PHIlj,y
....
hupen
to
ineol
Ihe
oiaeier
.
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lcrl
srhool
hoard
and
slirr
n0t
I
lie
situation
with
a
'
a
possible
revival
of
the
h
tols.
Kyle
will
jiulse
Hie
'schiMd'
.
1
nr'
rxluhils
al
Ihe
fair
on
a."
and
will
speak
nl
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1.
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un
luncheon
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sept.
I.
James
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an
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appeared
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of
the
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of
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Indian
vlllnse
.20
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NOTICE
TO
PARENTS
AND
GUARDIANS
Srliool
will
reopen
on
Tuesday.
September
Hlb,
0:5,
al
U:0()
a.m.
beKiiiiiers,
and
pupils
attending
(he
Prince
llupert
Publie
Schools
for
Ihe
fust
lime,
tdiould
report
al
the
schools
by
H:t5
h.iii.
Seal
Cove
School
pupils
promoted
lo
Orailo
5
will
repufl
lo
Seal
Cove
School.
Principal
J.
C.
lirady
will
be
in
the
office
at
the
Kintr
Kdward
Hljsh
School
on
Monday
and
Tuesday.
September
7lh
and
Hlh,
fcuni
It
a.m.
to
p.m.
to
enroll
all
slu-denls
who
are
enleriitK
llliili
School
ror
Ihe
ffrst
I
line,
ami
u',,Ke
fur
courses
of
Hlmly.
driit
from
outside
dis-Iricls
should
nollfy
the
Principal
before
opening
r
school
or
llo'lr
intention
lo
attend
Mali
School
this
Icrni
l'
"vohl
beiiiK
dlsappolnled.
jjHCHKTAHY
SCHOOL
1I0AH0.
TO
Just
ati
soon
as
the
DEATH
TOLL
OF
SHENANDOAH
IS
NOW
FOURTEEN!
Air
Rushing
Into
Holes
Torn
In
Big
Airship
Caused
Breaking
Up
CALHWKIX,
Ohio,
Sept.
4.
The
death
loll
from
the
Shenan
doah
wri;ck
stood
at
fourteen
this
morujiip.
Two
members
of
Ihe;
eouiphny
were
seriously
injured
Nvliitl
remains
of
Ihe
diriRible
I
lestruyeul
dortiiR
a
thunderslrm
wn.l.hliiv
imi
fiiitlill.
Imittr.
I,illl
jvnuii;i
,..'iiii.,
rvyift
.1...,
U)i
by
the
waves
and
wind,
much
;lie
same
"s
an
ocean
going
sliii
is
broken
up
by
the
waves.
Al
l.akehursl,
Ihe
dirigible's
head
quarters,
forly
children
are
left
fatherless
by
Ihe
catastrophe.
Air
rushing
into
Ihe
holes
torn
in
t
li
o
Shenandoah
by
twisting
iff
the
radio
and
control
cabins
caused
hm-klin?
of
(he
ship
and
the
breaking
up
of
Ihe
many
parts,
the
naval
board
visiting
Ihe
wreckage
announce.
PART
OF
STEAMSHIP
is
oer
tjic
Soiuerville
Camiery
(JeL
operating
the
cun-"rv
near
.Seal
Cove,
in-lemi
lo
slarl
packing
clams
once
more.
I.a.t
ear
a
?ood
many
were
lion
hae
lieen
coimdeted
at
lul
up
with
considerable
IlKhitioinl
till)
for
the
largest!
M,cc-
w,r
""'
gathering
m
ymr
tomorrow
af-j
lMt
l"
increased
l"rnoon
when
Premier
W.
!,.(
many
local
people
Mackenzie
Kins
addresses
hii'
w'"
secure
einploynienl
own
roiioliliienle.
The
Premier,;
d'KJffng
on
the
Iteaches.
it
i
believed,
will
make
an
an-1
Tlie
cannery
also
pro-
nounrement
in
regard
tu
Ihej
jKise
packing
a
small
Her
I
ton
dale.
1
quantity
of
ehickcif
tiuli-
Pamn
Hyng
returns
In
Ottawa'
hul
a
an
expcriine:il.
early
I
lilt
afternoon
and
will
en-!
lerthin
Ihe
Pmiler
at
lunch,)
during
whWi
time
U
is
expecte'l'
.
Premier
hlna
will
make
a
re-
WILL
PACK
CLAM3
SOON
AS
SALMON
SEASON
IS
OVER
CREW
WERE
LOST
IIOIUIIT.
Tasmania,
Scpf.
I
II
is
feared
that
(he
remain
der
of
Ihe
crew
of
Ihe
steamer
Uaraiiiu
of
Ihe
I'uion
Slramship
Company
of
Xevv
Zealand
were
lost
when
the
ship
foundered.
Fifteen
lives
were
saved
but
Hie
others
have
not
been
heard
from.
TONY
CROSS
HAD
BIG
HAUL
OF
MEN'S
WEAR
m
TOIIONTO,
Sept.
I.
Tony
Cross,
when
arresled
here
today,
was
round
to
have
twelve
shirts,
six
lowels
vo
suits
of
underwear
and
a
sciirt.
,
llowns
senlenrcil
to
six
monfhs
for
Vagi-itncy.
EXPLOSION
IN
MINE
.
TOKIO,
Sept.
I.
An
explosion
In
a
coal
mine
at
Pingyaug.
Korea,
icsulleil
In
the
iTealh
of
150
ersotis,
according
to
reports
icauliing
here-.
of
Immense
Bird,
Perhaps
Prehistoric
Watorfront
people
are
speculating
as
to
whether
a
skeleton
pitked
up
by
Td
Shrubsal!
Is
that
of
the
extinct
Dodo
or
some
ether
huge
bird
at
p
represent
unknown.
They
all
p.-o-nounce
it
at
anyrato
something
unusual.
II
was
recently
pulled
up
In
50
fathoms
of
water
on
the
fishing
gear
of
the
Canadian
schooner
H,
&
R.
owned
by
Ted
and
Bob
Shrubsall
while
the-
boat
was
fishing
off
Tow
Kill,
Queen
Charlotte
Islands.
Tho
head
Is
about
the
size
of
a
man's
flits
put
togcthor
with
two
eye-sockets
and
a
pronounced
hole
In
the
centre
of
the
skull
while
bone
beaV
protrudes
some
six
or
seven
Inches
from
It.
It
locks
like
the
skeleton
of
a
bird
but
Is
larger
than,
any
known
living
specimen.
Ted
Shrubsall
Is
talking
or
giving
the
skeleton
to
the
local
museum
when
douotless
government
experts
will
be
able
to
trace
the
orjglppr
the
find.
AGAIN
PRESIDENT
TRADES
COUNCIL!
TOM
MOORE
DREAD
PLAGUE
OF
CHOLERASPREADS
Japanese
Vacclnat'pq
Analnst
It
and
Have
Plan
to
Use
Reservists
In
Battlo
with
Disease
TOKIO,
Sept.
4.
Cholera
Is
reported
to
bo
spreading
In
Yokohama,
Tho
authorities
are
vaccinating
thousands
of
porsons
to
prevent
Its
spread.
It
Is
reported
that
the
officials
have
a
plan
to
mobilize
the
reservists
In
a
campaign
against
tho
malady.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
v
ir
xv.
no.
2oo.
:
,
PMIXCK
ill
PKHT.
11.(1,
FlUDAY.
SKPTK.MKIi
i,
1025.
VtUrd(y'l
Circulation,
1B11
wants
or
Men
Convicted
or
Treason,
So
Given
Bacll
I
HOMK,
Sepl.
4.
liee
efused
to
sign
dealh
of
several
communists
convicted
of
treason.
King
Iloris
wait
dmini.lercd
poison
and
is
gravely
ill.
Itacilli
of
typhus
.ever
were
found
in
bis
des.-eri.
The
king
has
displeased
Ihe
exlieme
royalist
groups
at
vari
ous
limes
because
of
his
demo
crutie
tendencies.
He
ha
many
death,
a
a
narrow
escapes
one
in
May,
I'JZ
suppo.-cd
to
have
been
common
OIL
DEPRECIATES
A
General
Meeting
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Liberal
Association
will
be
held
in
the
METROPOLE
HALL,
Friday,
September
4
nt
8.110
p.m.
for
lliu
purpose
of
selecting
delegates
to
utlciul
'
if
convention
to
nominate
a
candidate
lo
contest
the
1-Vileral
Hiding
of
Ski-ena
at
Ihe
forthcoming
election.
All
ini'tnliers
tiro
Urgently
lleipieslcil
to
Atleml.
trt
4lM,
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.
TAKE
PLACE
OCTOBER
PRICE
FIVR
CENTS.
SKULL
MAY
KING
BORIS
IS
!fflrV
This
Year
to
be
ILL
OF
POISON
c...
if.
i
j
Ted
Shrubaall's
Find
Is
That
Refused
to
Sinn
Death
War
26
PRESIDENT
FAIR
BOARD
TELLS
OF
AIMS
AND
OBJECTS
OF
ANNUAL
EVENT
Election
to
be
Held
October
26
Premier
Mackenzie
King
Will
Announce
in
Speech
Tomorrow
!
Special
u
Daily
News,
L
viviniAi-ii
t
i
i...
lit
,
i
hiuv
.....
wi.i.
i.
.Minimi,
wnoiter
xii,
win
he
an-
t
il
u
the
dale
for
tin;
general
election
by
Premier
Mac-
f
Iviig
in
his
Ontario
speech
tomorrow,
ucronliug
In
ad-
atl
c
received
at
Liberal
lieadrpiarlci
here
from
the
headquarters
ut
Ollavva.
;,
'Hie
premier
i
to
addre
hi
cunstihieiil
at
It
ieliimiml
4.
V
it"
ll
Yi'l'li.
roilslllllCIICV.
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w
ill
unLii
l.i-
f.l
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,
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.
i
V
-
him
ioniKiijiiiT
salmon
season
mmi
un
.imihi,
siaiiiig
ine
iiiiure
poliey
of
llic
,(iov-,'
erttiiieni
ami
outlining
the
sen-
eral
line
on
which
the
forth-
oniing
election
will
he
fought.
!
Canadian
Press)
TOHONTO.
SetiL
.
Preparn
uzzi
LtVKi
iiem
duyi
President
at
Luncheon
warrari1
ei1
e'
president,
and
John
Bulger,
vice-
aft
a
St
a
isis
ami
'iied
uion,
the
c
hauteur
being
W'Uiiideii.
Two
at-''iida:i!s
of
Hi-
king
were
killed,
-o
I
he
king
took
Hie
chaul
feur's
POWELL
RIVER
'
4
PLANT
GROWING
Increase
In
Output
to
Be
Forty
per
Cent
at
First
and
Eventual
y
Eighty
COST
FIVE
MILLION
V
XC.0l
VKIt.
Sent.
JA
fhe-
million-dollar
development
pro-'
gram
of
the
Powell
Hiver
paper
Ipiani
is
annnuured
by
M.
J,
Scanlon,
direr
lor
of
Ihe
firm,
'who
said
the
output
of
the
hi?
onceni
is
to
be
increased
HO
per
cent
vveniuaiiy.
me
nrsi
ouipul
increase
will
amount
lo
i0
per
cent.
frit
un
pitnntintitr
I
ii
ip
nrru
tftPirrn
nAd
DLLN
LULA
1
Lis
IU.MI.
Sept.
i
An
Italian
-lihniiii
inf.
whirli
has
been
miss
nig
since
(he
manoeuvres
tiff
the
.iciliau
coast
has
been
located
in
.'JO
feel
or
water,
ll
is
presumed
I
tic
crew
of
55
persons
perished
immediately.
Xo
attempt
will
be
made
to
salvage
Hie
boat.
president,
guests
or
notary
Llub,
urge
support
for
local
institution
Willi
large
.exhibits
expected
from
the
various
districts,
with
two
Indian
bands
wiih
the
splendid
exhibition
of
paintings
(loaned
from
Oltawa
and
,vvith
a
splendid
curd
of
snorts
attrac-
.
.'lions,
the
fair
this
year
promises
to
be
one
of
the
best
staged
in
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UlUllljJ
IU
ll7iurill
WCII
Cll,
lll,
MUM
I
vice-iresideiit
John
Hulger,
was
a
guest
of
the
Hotary
Club
yes-
iioo'ili
pxnbideil
in'
thu'ii'iiiiinull
UTilay
aflcruooii
and
told
that
organization
ot
some
of
their
parade,
and
in
1025
following
a
l''uu
.,
.
revolution
hi
Iiulgaria
which
was
put
down.
Last
April
he
was
While
Ilazellou
will
not
this
year
have
a
district
exhibit.
'there
is
a
fine
display
expectei
ambushed'
by
a
gang
of
bandilsi
from
u,e
Uke
wuntty
contain-
ii
i
i..
i
..
-I
:
ing
lour
hundred
separate
artic
les
and
the
lluzelton
Horticultural
Society
will
have
a
nice
display
which
will
by
appreciated.
In
addition
gas
boats
have
been
sent
.1...
Il.n
la.
MlVlU..-
...lliV.il.
piai
e
ami
drove
v.oti.e
uuscaiaetl.
"
v.ivn
v,u,i.-,.
taken
all
in
an,
l'lcsiueiu
?eu
expects
a
great
display
and
a
fair
that
will
be
an
attraction
such
as
the,
district
lias
not
yet
een.
.
-
"Two
Indian
Bands..
The
two
Indian
bauds
are
those
from
Kineolith
and
Xew
Metla-katla.
It
was
expected
that
the
city
band
might
have
been
able
jjmu0
0f
lo
take
pari
hut
the
oamjmasirr
did
not
think
they
were
uuite
In
secure
(he
Alaska
Indian
band
.vhich
is
said
to
be
one
of
the
fin
zation
and
will
keep
up
the
high
reputation
which
Indian
have
set
in
the
past.
bands
The
big
oil
fTaintiiigs
which
have
been
sent
forward
through
the
Dominion
Cioverument
from.
Ihe
National
Art
Oallery
arc
on,
their
way
lo
Victoria
and
Van-;
will
be
set
out
in
a
special
ing
adjoining,
the
main
fair
ouilding,
which
'ha
been
prepared
for
the
occasioji.
A
small
fee
of
ten
cents
will
be
made
for
entry
ABANDON
HOPE
SAVING
CREW
OF
SEAPLANE
Giant
Machine
Which
Was
Forced
"Down"
Near
Hawaii
Cannot
be
Found.
HONOLULU.
Sept.
4.
Into
the
hips
Inst
at
sea"
has
go.ic
the
giant
seaplane,
which
loft
S.'iit
l'r.inM..M
ffii
tluvi'iiit
tu-if
reauy
ror
so
important
wor
ann;Moniay
ani,
fel,
jn(o
ie
,ea
withdrew.
Then
sleps
were
,takenTup1,
afternoon
presumably
not
far
from
the
Hawaiian
coast.
;rter
a
search
or
bii
hours
no
est
in
the
country.
The
Kin-
...
,,,
Ifw,
....
,,
..
eolith
band
is
also
fine
organi-
a
,
lost
f
An,niope
of
saving
the
crew
has
been
abandoned.
WRIT
AGAINST
JOHN
HAAHTI
couver,
there
they
are
to
be
shown
,
as
a
special
feature.
Here
thryj
.
.
...
.
.
l.
1
1
build
il
I
iwwl111
"W
ruin
Myain
ioiviiuaiiij
In
.
Injunction
Against
Silver
Slipper
Mine
VAXCOIYKH,
Sept.
I.
John
Hianliti
lkittltt
LfifiYi'ii
tin
Iiifin
lo
that
building
in
order
"ill.e
Finn,
and
his
partner
Thos.
the
cost
of
bringing
the
exhibit,
KelUJs
ftf
g,.
nere
aim
.unuj
inn
u.
u.s
-
defendants
.Irllli.,u
it.
in
an
:i-:i..
aciiou
hibitfin
it
self
is
a
-feature
worth
coming
miles
to
see
for
anyone
who
is
interested
in
art.
A
number
of
smalfer
fealures
have
been
prepared
and
ull
that
U
nneil-il
now'
is
In
secure
suit-
NI
MRF.K
Or
USH
hl
wealber
for
Hie
games
to
be
piayeu
unuer
sunny
smcs.
M
!"-
after
of
Finance
nuauvw
ATLANTIC
CITY.
Sept.
I.
several
years
ago
wncn
ne
uis-
In
,n
discussing
'""cussing
Ihe
ine
difficulties
uiinuuiiijcuvered
surrounding
surrounding
the
the
crmduct
crmduct
of
of
an
finance.
It
was
necessary
to
put
insti
gated
by
David
Freinenlo,
when
he
issued
a
writ
today
calling
for
an
injunction
against
the
Silver
Slipper
Mining
Company
and
alleging
fraudulent
representations
in
the
sale
or
mining
tock.
Hnuhli
rame
into
public
notice
The
inc-eased
ue
of
oil
in
coast-
Xw
Silverado
mine
lijjiu
un0u.P
u,e
0Wii
or
Stewart.
Later
il
inland
vv
-iters
i
largelv
its-
ponsihle
ror
Ihe
depreciation
in
annual
rair,
Mr.
Seir
said
that
not
xvas
involved
as
defendant
in
.III..
I
III.
j
I
t
llll.,
ktl
!
11
I
!
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I
ll
11
I
llll
L
..
....
...
........
11
......
......
-
oicacu
oi
luunusr
u.
the
uumltei-
ir
Tish
or
recent,
years,
David
Xevvherger
presi-
dent
ot
the
National
coast
antipollution
league
told
the
fishermen's
i-niiveul
ion
here.
up
some
money
for
the
work,
nieji
mjy
Till
1
IT
nrn
various
grants
bad
been
cut
down'
Kl
K
fl
AIM
AllT.K
I..
-.I..1.
....
..vl.,,.1
ll.,.l
nll.un
,,1MllsiI-'lilil
of
financing
was
necessary.
Ar-
eordiingly
they
were
asking
Hiei
merchants
and
citizens
generally
to
contribute
to
the
funds.
i
In
outer
to
get
the
'exliibilsj
a.
here
il
had
been
necessary
to
pay
not
only
Ihe
transportation
but
the
cost
of
a
man
riuttig
with
the
district
exhibits.
This
had
been
instrumental
in
g'l(ng
result.
j
(Suing
back
10
tin?-
early
days
l
uiul
comparing
isvllh
what
vvn
being
done
now,
Ihe
president
stated
that
llio
first
exhibllltm
wa
put
on
in
II
vvu
hdd
in
the
skating
rink
and
wn
some-
thing
more
in
llic
nature
of
pot
lalch.
This
following
year
llic
big
building
was
erected
at
a
cot
of
"0.500.D5,
Ihe
mud
to
il
(continued
on
page
two
DEAD
IN
BED
Q.
McCosh
Was
Recently
Appointed
District
Superintendent
Bank
of
(Montreal
YANl'.Ol'VKH,
Sept.
L--A.
0.
McCosh,
former
manager
or
the
Hank
of
Montreal
-at
Kelowna,
recently
appointct!
district
sup-erintoiidcnt
at
Vancouver,
wa
round
dead
in
hi
bet)
al
tho
Vancouver
HiAel
.ithU'iiiiorning.
A
note
lert
by
blnViiskcd
that
his
wife
and
mother
at
Kejowna
and
the
Anglican
bishop
Ml
vernon
Ik-,
notified
If
anylliliig
should
happen
to
him.
1
A
pit
iixirleui
i!
beioy
held.