25
p
,
II
n
'Him
Serve-
"
'Wj,,
l
Anywhere
at
Anytime.
Stand
Royal
Hotel,
3rd
Ave.
and
6th
St.
MATT
VIDECK,
Prop.
.-...
...
VOI,
XV,
NO.
SOU
r-r-r-rrr-
.
.
:
-
'
l'ltlXCi:
HI
PHUT,
H.C.,
WJ-3HXK8UAY,
SKPTBMBKn
0,
1U25.
r..t.rd.,t
cireuution
07
str.tt
m.
PRIOR
FIVK
0KNTS.
FAIR
OPENED
YESTERDAY
IN
FULL
SWING
HON.
ARTHUR
MEIGHEN
GETS
AFTER
SCALP
OF
PREMIER
MACKENZIE
KING
Meighen
Flays
Premier
in
Opening
Speech
of
Campaign
in
Ontario
INOIIA.M,
Old..
.Sept.
0.
In
u
speech
replvmg
lo
charge!
made
bv
Premier
Mackenzie
King.
Saturday,
uud
making
a
de-
uration
of
the
policy
of
the
Uniscrvalite
parly
on
major
issue-1
l
in
rthiir
Mnghcit
loihit
opened
hi
election
campaign,
lit
'
epculetl
u
dc
liiration
made
lie
fore
that
the
present
liovern-!
i
is
feeble
,.n.I
futile"
larking
a
policy
on
the
main
prob-
m
"lie
uay
aii'i
ipnie
nnaiiie
lo
curry
on
the
business
of.
m.nlrv
in
a
Kiirre-vful
maimer.
i
ll'tl'!'"''ivt'
l'a,lt'r
"'lirized
the
part
of
tlie
Premier's
wmiWiHigannnTaiw
speech
in
whirh
Kinit
blamed
A
rnlD
AV
IC
1
A
1,11
If
fill
T
1.1
,
-
Mflllf
HI
rini
llllTl
Mil
riArXP.
""
Had
Big
Ranch
In
Wyoming
and
It
Now
Earl
of
Port-
mouth
-
:
"iHUDAN
Wvoiiiiiitf.
Sent.
'
Wyoming
rowty
ami'
n,,
,
.urceisled
lo
an
i
'...lay
when
lfon,
Oitvcr
it-
v
Wallop
received
word
of
"
J'"
"J
.r
J:?!":r-
iw
one
of
Hie
biggeat
tin-
district,
owmmc
rid
a
(
of
land
He
in
189".
and
wnsc!
a
eowiii.v.
FISH
PRICES
KEEPING
American
Boali
Get
Rotter
of
Canadian
Today
on
Local
Eichanfle
Ti!i
(li.'f
of
fi
if
keeping
til
Hip
price
paid
Ameriean!
'
'
'oday
wax
a
good
deal
llian
Canadian.
The
al!j
w
American
Majciic,
Jtl.tlOO
pouii'N.
at
1
"Or
and
7e,
lo
lloolh
I'ikIi-
I(
inorral.
iH.noO
pound,
at
!-
and
7e,
lo
Atlln
1'iHherie.
num.
5.00(1
pound,
at
15:10c
'!l
i.
lo
Cold
Storage.
June.
It.
5(10
pound,
al
I
Re
ft'id
jr.
lo
pacific
lhcrieit.
An:-a-in.
15.000
pound,
at
1
'
'Or
ami
7c,
to
Cold
Storage.
Canadian
Iii-ed
II
,
O.oiki
pound,
al
I
H0c
and
7c,
0
Hoynl
Msh
Co.
Y
-her.
u.ono
pmnpl.
nf
1
.
lOo
u'd
i
to
Cold
Storage.
lls
Spil.
10.000
pound,
at
l
.'.fiOr
and
7c,
lo
Atlln
Fisheries.
Prosperity
A..
1
1,000
pound,
at
Ij
.iOc
ami
7c,
to
lloyal
Fish
Company.
I'ouil
May.
3,000
pound,
al
1
i
Or
mill
je,
fn
lloyal
l
ull
Co.
REDS
SUFFEf
'
REVERSE
TODAY
Beaton
on
Proposal
to
Form
Ono
Dig
Union
and
Also-on
Participation
SCAItlJOUOUtlll.
P.nglaud.
Senl
0.
The
radical
wing
of
the
'rades
union
emigre
met
an
Mllnil
I
...
I
I
O
i,
iiu'iju
uioii
nrii
ii-
proposal
lo
furin
nun
big
uiflon
11'..
I
.
.
.1111
...
ma
iiuiriuini
ny
nan
a
minion
volcn,
Yesterday
llu
nronosal
Hint
all
ti
ii
1
1
ii
m
in.
r..i.....i
ii
ini,i
llll'S
111
li
llUl.nl.,
,,
rf.,..l
IliLr
il
11'
'
oi
workers,
was
iiufcui'U.
try
Mm
Mpa,",n
f,,r
Mn
"principal
cause
of
(he
country'
ealami-
tie.."
lleicrrlng
lo
migration
of
i:"'lin!.
In
the
United
Slate.
Mr
Mciifbeii
Mated
"They
went
'practically
everyone
of
Ihpm.
be-
cause
they
couldn't
slay.
They
bad
Hvi
and
went
where
work
'WM
I'
fund."
He
criticize.!
''he
expenditure
on
Canadian
Xa
'i0"1
raitwa.t
and
staled
if
re-
'"mod
lo
power
'
I
will
-top
thenei
capiini
xp(iiiiiur4
the
rirnl
""""'
"
in
power."
'
WILL
HOP
OFF
FOR
VANCOUVER
AS
SOON
AS
WEATHER
PERMITS
The'
fir-l
.Kp
dial
weather
permit.
Ol.
J.
Sroll
William.
will
hop
off
in
the
Vickers
Viking
flying
boat
of
the
Laurenlido
Air
Service
on
In
projected
non-
lp
flight
lo
Vancouver.
Doug-
pxpcrl
to
be
a
paen-Vaneoiixer
on
the
big
plane
n
w
ll
a-
havid
Thomson.
BANK
MANAGER
TOOK
POISON
AND
DIED
vvi".nrvr.ii
smi
Sptr.
Hilinmi
l'roi
poison
caused
the
jlenlh
of
Arthur
O.
McCosh,
former
manager
of
the
Hank
of
Mi'iitreal
at
Keiowna,
accoritlng
lo
Coroner
V
l.
Hryden
Jack.
n
iniiiu'!
will
be
held.
800
BESSARABIANS
TRIED
FOR
PLOTTING
VILNXA.
Sent.
t.
V
is
learn
ed
here
thai
H00
llessarabiaii
peasant
are
on
trial
al
Kish
inev,
Itoumania,
charged
with
plotting
lo
deliver
licssnrahla
over
to
Soviet
llnssia.
STOCK
MARKET
Hid.
Asked.
AM)
1.00
I.J5
2.00,
'
.01
.02
Vd
.22
V4
.20
3.20
2,:)5
.23
,11
.00
Vt
.00
?i
.as
.18
.10
22.00
.20
.2D
17.00
.10
..15
II.
C.
Silver
Daly-Alaska
.
Ilunwell
Ilaxellou
I..
anr
Li
....
Premier
(oiler,
Idaho
Silver
Crest
SurJT
Inlet
...
I'eniilnus
....
Ilufus
Mariuol
Howe
Sound
(lladstone
(Iranby
tllaeier
.
.
ENOAQEMENT
Mr
and
Mr-
I'M
wan
I
llauipr
.i....
Mnriimer
announce
Iho
e.i-
of
their
daughter
Via
i,.i
n.
Paul
II.
Yeltun,
son
of
Iho
I,.
i..
Vinli'll
Charles
Yellon
and
Mrs.
Yellon
of
Holler,
Koultico'
i
l...
i,.,iii
nire
will
take
iil.ii'
on
Urtoiie
J
Pniiuc
llupori
She
Northern
and
'
t
tM
:
KINQ
INSISTS
ON
MAJORITY
KHIXDALF.,
Out.,
Sept.
D.
Speaking
at
the
Peel
County
Liberal
picnic
on
Monday,
P
r
e
tit
ie
r
King
Inllmated
thai
if
the
government
majority
in
Hie
next
house
win
not
uf-licieut
he
would
a.k
for
1
dissolution
a
second
time.
!
"I
should
ask
for
dissolution
to
get
this
mutter
4.!
straightened
out
until
we
gel
a
majority
suffi-cienl
!
to
meet
the
country'
need
in
the
way
of
effective
government."
:
ACTION
AGAINST
iliiinu
ptp
l
liotiin
UniUN
JlLAmjnlr
i
COMPANY
COMMENCED
Flsherman
Sues
Them
for
Slrlk-Mng
In:
His
Boat
Off
Mouth
of
Skeena
River
VAXCOIVKII.
Sept.
0.
Arthur
Carlson
has
coinmrnei'd
action
against
I
lie
I
nion
Slemnslup
Company
for
damages
.iPcimI'Io
have
hern
received
when
ih':
C.i
l
lata
strurk
Ins
fishing
hit!
.iff
j
the
nioutli
of
the
Skeenu
It
iter
on
Juiy
:l.
i
SOLARIO
WINNER
OF
I
ST.
LEGER
STAKES
IKIXCASTKIt.
Sept.
U
Solario!
won
the
SI.
Leger
Slakes,
the!
final
racing
classic
of
t
iio
sea-
Mn.
run
here
today.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
ART
EXHIBIT
PATRONIZED
BY
EVERYONE
------
Splendid
Collection
of
Pictures
Loaned
by
National
Art
Gal-
I....
8een
..
!
lery
at
Fair
One
of
the
attractive
feature
of
the
fair
this
i
ar
was
the
art
exhibit
which
has
tieen
loaned
to
the
local
assgcialiun
by
the
.National
Arl
Hallery.
II
includes
nearly
twenty
pictures
by
famous
ilatnuliait
u,rli.-l.
'ami
the
very
varied.
The
,
in.-iuirs
are
onus
seui
on
irom
here
lo
be
shown
in
Vancouver
ami
Mctoria,
where
they
will
be
featured.
-r
Thai
Prince
ltuperl
people
ap-
I,rt
.fe'T
S
jexhiinl.
Xearljceryone
alteud-
the
fair
visited
the
separate
tiuiidiuji
vsbeie
l!ie
picture
are
hung.
Most
of
them
can
be
seen
!o
advantage,
a
great
deal
of
cure
having
been
taken
wilu
the
lighllug
arjtmgemeuls.
Considerable
"di-cus.-ion
took
plaoe
aiiHing
visitors
as
to
the
relative
merits
vt
the
vanou
pictures,
ami
seldom
did
I'ao
people
ajree
as
to
wtial
picture
jlhey
likeil
basl.
Most
of
the
pic
tures
are
iione
in
oils,
mil
a
notable
example
is
that
of
t
la-It
el
low
moccasin
flowers,
or
la-
w,,,ch
ure
1,1
w-
ter-color.
1
'.
Father
(iodfrey
arrived
in
the
eily
from
Ocean
Falls
on
the
Prince
(feorge
ihis
morning.
year.
as
follows:
1025
1U21
l:tr
i:t2
120
110
702
.7
!15
00
new
pupils
are
enrolled
for
replacing
Miss
F.lsic
Hardin?,
who
resigned
to
be
married.
At
Itorden
Street
Schools.
Mi
.
A.
Mills,
principal,
announces
there
are
301
pupils
enrolled,
35
of
Ihem
beginners.
Miss
K.
M.
Lauder
has
been
added
to
the
slaff
of
that
school.
Miss
lluth
Slewarl,
principal
of
s-eal
Cove
NMiool,
reports
a
total
enrollment
there
of
71
pu
pils.
Or
22
new
pupils
to
the
school,
20
are
in
f
t
lit
beginner'
class.
Parochial
School
Sister
Superior
announces
120
pupils
enrolled
in
the
Catholic
Parochial
school.
The
kindergarten
in
the
convent
will
open
In
October
and
Hie
commercial
classes
next
Monday.
Increase
in
the
Registrations
at
Schools
Indicate
that
the
Population
of
City
is
Growing
The
reopening
of
various
schools
in
the
city
yesterday
found
70
more
pupils
in
attendance
than
there
were
at
the
re
opening
in
IU21.
The
total
number
of
pupils
enrolled
in
the
public
schools,
High
richool
ami
Catholic
school
yesterday
was
1017
as
compared
with
07
last
The
figures
per
school
are
High
School
Catholic
School
Public
Schools
Al
t
he
High
School,
where
the
first
lime,
Principal
J.
0.
Hrndy
report
the
following
in
the
various
classes:
Senior
matriculation
H
Junior
malriculatlou
20
tirade
10
35
Grade
0
16
Commercial
2G
."
Total
.135
Publ',0
Schools
Of
120
pupils
enrolled
at
the
Hoolh
School,
Principal
IV
II.
llaiiness
reports
between
30
and
3.V
beginners
as
well
as
a
good
number
of
newcomers
in
oilier
grades,
A
new
teacher
on
the
staff
(
the
school
is
John
S.
Wilson
of
Houston,
who
suc-p'reld
Miss
.lean
Kier,
resigned.
Mrs.
Darlington
of
Victoria
is
now
domestic
science
teacher.
Fair
Attractions
3
p.m.
Aiyutish
Hainl
Pantile.
3.20
p.m.
Uapl.
Ash
will
give
a
roping
exhibition
on
the.
Acropolis
Hill
grounds.
3.30
p.m.
Haseball
game.
Ketchikan
v.
Aujtix.
EVENING
ATTRACTIONS.
Oreheslnil
Concert
by
New
Mellnkalla
Jazz
Kings.
Cap
I
n
in
Ash
will
give
a
shooting
ami
roping
exhibition,
Haml
concerts
by
Aiyuush
ami
New
.Mellakntlu
Immls.
WARRANT
IS
OUT
FOR
SEAMEN
WHO
REFUSED
TO
WORK
MKLHOlllXK,
Sept.-
D.
Charged
with
re,u.-
nig
lo
return
to
duty
aboard
ships
on
which
they
are
employed,
a
warrant
for
the
arrest
of
GOO
rtriking
Hriiisii
sea-
men
lias
been
issued
'
here.
C.G.M.M.
MANAGERS
ARE
YISIfING
CITY
H.
Milburn,
Assistant
General
Manager,
and
B.C.
Kealey,
Pacific
Coast
Manager,
'
on
Way
to
Alaska
II.
Milburn
of
Montreal,
assistant
general
manager
of
the
Canadian
.
.(iotcrnmeul
...Merchant
Marine,
ami
H.O.
Keeley
of
Van-couter.
Pacific
Coast
manager,
arrived;.
from
the
south
on
the
Prince
eore
today
and
wilt
make
the
round
trip
to
Alaska
on
the
eet.
11
will
be
the
first
I
rip
to
Alaska
for
both
Mr.
Keeley
ami
Mr.
.Miiiuirn.
iiotti
are
ac
companied
by
their
wives.
GOVERNMENT
TO
GO
BACK
Large
Majority
Over
All
Parties,
Says
Hon.
Dr.
King
at
Winnipeg
WINNIPEG,
Sept.
9.
That
the
King
Government
wilt
be
returned
with
a
large
majority
over
all
groups
was
the
prcdlct'on
mado
here
lest
night
by
Hon.
J.
H.
King,
British
Columbia's
minister
In
the
Dominion
Government,
In
a
campaign
address
here.
The
m!plster
staled
that
there
was
no
rapprochement
going
on
all
over
the
Dominion.
HAWKESBURY
LUMBER
YARDSJRE
BURNED
IIAWKKSIIl
HY,
Out..
Sept.
D.
More
than
50.000.000
feet
of
lumber
owned
by
the
Hawkes-
bury
Lumber
Co.
was
destroyed
by
fire
today,
the
loss
being
t
limited
at
7,000,000.
At
noon
Ihe
entire
yard
had
been
swept
by
the
fire,
which
later
Was
brought
under
control.
OFFICIAL
FIGURES
OAFISH
LANDINGS
Official
figures
on
fish
sales
issued
by
the
Department
of
Fisheries
show
the
following
huntings
at
this
port
during
the
iiioulh
of
September:
American:
Halibut,
28,501
cwts.
Salmon,
3.238
cwts.
Canadian:
lniilmt,
10.210
cwts.
Salmon.
121.273
cwts.
LEAGUE
BASEBALL
National
League
Hostou
2-5,
New
York
3:4.
Chicago
3,
Pittsburgh
2.
Phil.
0-3,
Hrooklyn
t-l.
Cincinnati
10,
St.
Louis
1.
American
League
New
York
5-7,
Hoslon
-.
St.
Louis
1,
Detroit
II.
Chicago
2,
Cleveland
4.
Was'MUgion
i.
Philadelphia
0
iSplendid
Exhibits
at
Annual
Fair
Opened
Last
Night
by
Mayor
Thai
Ibe
fruit
,
vegetable
anil
flower
exhibits
this
year
are
better
than
they
hove
ever
been
before
at
any
previous
exhibition
is
the
general
verdict
or
those
who
attended
the
big
fair
at
the
opening
last
night.
The
exhibits
were
well
displayed
and
particularly
well
arranged
and
attractive
were
the
big
exhibits
put
in
by
Hie
Terrace,
Francoi
Lake
anil
Prince
Oeorge
dis-f
riefs.
These
covered
a
very
wide
range
and
showed
what
fertile
soil
ami
equable
climate
combined
with
industry
will
do.
This
year
there
wa
an
absence
of
the
big
freak
vegetables
and
iolalo.
these
being
re-,
placed
hv
finality
exhibits,
manv
w
of
which
showed
great
excel-1
I
.
.
!
i
lence.
Some
of
Ihe-
potato.
i'
shown
there
could
scarcely
lie'
beaten
anywhere.
Opened
by
Mayor
The
fair
was
ooened
bv
Mavor'
XpwIoii,
who
officiated
in
the!
absence
of
Fred
Stork,
who
wasi
unavoidably
detained
wing
In!
train
dislocation.
Pen
Self,
pre-1
blent
of
Ihe
association,
intrndue-ed
the
Speaker,
who
referred
lo
the
excellent
work
that
had
been
done
by
the
association
and
the
jCo-jMcacb"
Vital
"trad
been
shown
by
IbcdirtMi-.
lfp
Hjm
appreciatively
of
(be
recent
ef
forts
to
secure
a
greater
degree
of
ro-o'-eralion
in
all
efforts
in
which
bol,
i
town
and
country
were
interested.
On
the
platform
with
Mr.
Newton
were
the
officers
o.f
the
Tair
and
directors.
Throughout
the
evening
excellent
music
was-
provided
by
Mf'i
native
bands
one
from
Mella-kalla,
Alaska,
and
the
other
from
Aiyuush
on
Ibe
Xaas
Hiver.
Until
played
well
and
their
efforts
to!
please
were
appreciated.
i
The
flower
exhibit
this
year
'
better
than
usual,
but
unfortunately
the
judging
was
delayed
and
many
complaints
from
exhibitors
were
lieird
that
Iheir
flowers
would
not
appear
a!
their
best
after
being
so
lonir
a
exposed
lo
Ihe
rather
rouah
usage
of
the
big
crowd
that
gathered
lo
watch
the
shooting
and
roping
stunts
of
Capt.
Ash
They
were
well
staged
and
excit
ed
many
compliments
from
vis
itors.
Many
Exhlbtors'
Tuning
to
the
loft
upon
entering
the
hall
Is
the
exceptionally
fine'
mineral
display
of
northern
licit
ish
Columbia.
:e
which
high-grade
ores
play
a
prominent
.
part.
The
Canadian
Fish
A
Cold
Storage
Co.
is
represented
by
a
miniature
cannery
built
of
Hn-pert
llmnd"
salmon
tins
sur
rounded
by
real
water
in
which
trout
of
every
description
gaily
disport
themselves.
The
Iron!
were
caught
at
Shawallans-
bv
Hill
House,
the
teteran
trout
fisherman.
The
postal
educational
exhibit
is
a
very
utieresnng
one
nn'
gives
nil
soils
or
advice
in
pam-pblet
form
on
thc
ourrrel
tviy
to
use
His
Majely
s
mail.
Walker's
ninio
slore
is
fe.i!-
urinz
rtvinit
mainlines,
gramo
phones'
and
player
pianos,
which
tire
tastefully
se.t.
out.
Mussallem
s
Ltd.
aro
repre
sented
withal
fine
stall
al
which
soft
drinks,
Ice
cream,
etc.,
arc
dispensed.
(
(iainer
V
Ltd..
ruinous
for
m-con
and
hums,
have
nice
di-play
just
at
the"-fc'nlriinre
to
the
.Midway.
F.
(1.
Dawson
Ltd.
hate
a
ter
representative
exhibit
in
which
are
displayed
the
many
will-known
lines
handled
by
the
lo
cal
wholesale
grocerv
concern.
Model
of
Mill
'
The
Hiu
Hay
LimiiIm
i
l
,'cuit!iijued
on
paye
six
Boston
Grill
Ice
Cream
goes
with
dinner
Large
I
pstair
Dining
Hall,
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor
for
hire.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN,
The
latest
and
best
for
the
least.
Phone
467.
-
Tinim
I
fTITrn
HS,IM
All
KH
liiin
ti.f
i
iinii
IS
POSTPONED
"
Penln3
to
Take
Place
November
2
In
Order
not
to
Conflict
With
Federal
Campaign
VICTORIA,
Sept.
0.--
The
dale
of
the
opening
of
the
Provincial
Legislature
has
been
changed
frm
October
20
to
November
2,
it
i
announced
Premier
Oliver
recommended
tile
change
in
order
dial
the
session
might
not
con-
flirt
with
the
federal
election
:umpa;gn
which
is
now
on
anil
which
clof
with
the
election
on
October
2D.
QUEBEC
ASKS
UNITY
CANADA
Governors
Attending
Conference
at
Ancient
Capital
British
Columbia
Represented
QMIHKC.
Sept.
0.
The
unity
of
Canada
through
co-operation
of
all
the
provinces
was
the
key
note
of
an
address
delivered
at
receplon
tendered
last
night
by
Lieutenant
-
Oovernor
VarcUo
Perodeau
of
Quebec
p
the
Governors
of
the
various
provinces
here
in
conference.
Hon.
Waller
Nichol,
LieuL-lioveiuor
of
llritish
Columbia,
was
oresenl.
BOND
ISSUE
SOLD
CANADA
Sum
of
$75,000,000
Four
and
Half
per
Cent
Securities
Bolnn
Marketed
OTTAWA,
Sept.
0.
-In
order
lo
meet
maturing
government
obligations,
Hon.
J.
A.
llobb,
minister
of
finance,
announces
an
issue
of
75,OOO,OO0
fifteen-year
four
and
a
half
per
cent
bonds,
the
principal
nnd
interest
payable
in
Canada
onIV;
Tli
is
sue
is
lo
be
disposed,
of
through
a
Canadian
syndicate.
A.
J.
Lancaster,
who
has
been
south
on
hi
vaeuliou
trip,
returned
o
the
cilyvou
iliel'rincu
licorue
llii
morning.
Il
BOXING
Empress
Theatre
Time
Changed
from
9
p.m.
to
6
p.m.
Hoai
leaves
immediately
ii
er
main
bout.