Most
of
Whiskey
has
been
used
up
through
1
1
drain
on
it
through
illicit
traffic
with
States
LONDON.
Sepl.
I.
-
Fifteen
million
dollars
i
t
lie
eslimal-
-
-ipduiuotl
iluring
the
p.il
your
by
Knglwh
financiers
lr-laii
lii-cl
hip
loaded
wdh
lupior
iiilendcd
tu
ass.mgc
ui
-i
of
A
m
orionis.
Available
export
liquor
figure
show
a
,i
r
i
filly
per
cent
in
the
Ijitiiif.
Many
ship
formerly
y
'I
hi
the
illicit
Iraffir
are
now
idle.
K
Kli'lmieii
generally
welcome
Hie
stiflilig
f
the
traffic
li'ige
drain
of
the
jasl
few
year
ha
nlmot
exhausted
mi
k
of
old
whiskey,
nuxl
of
Hint
available
now
being
nialure.
a.
.
..
)
-
-ft
S.
V
V
1
VI
n
-
h
r,
mail,
a
a
.
.
.
b
1
a
a
a
.a
a
b.
a
B
u
HON.A.MEIGHEN:
1
raB,B..l-.l.,
'
a-
.
I
-
-
A
cwitirxv
--.iiuciiuifcMi
v.
www..--.
try
reduced
Hundred
Million
Dollars
During
Hit
Regime
1
1
int.
sept.
10
rhaiKf
f
H'n.
M
.-hen.
i
umen
all
v1
.
!ip
I.iI.tbI
Unvern-
'
nrhiev.Mi.rnl
an
a
inir
term
of
office.
"viiiuriMiuui
.
I..
Maekeniie
King.
...M..
l.n.
lant
lared
Dint
Id
rrnime
YVINf.llAM.
(Int..
Sept.
10.
II
UHiui
Meighen,
.leader
of
llr
l.oimervalive.
declared
yc-
ti
lav
that
II
wii
the
nroiiosal
l.f
II.
I
......
..
linn
......I.
I..
Illtl
'f
'III'
1
.
IT
1
.."
il
ath
on
self-reliance
and
an
ii
tin
akeahle
protective
policy
c
miii
y.
pui
m'a
1-
st
policy
everywhere
in
Hi
leullural
anil
cominerclal
life.
'A
sound,
strong
and
definite
T
Tirnrv
n
a
irn
1
BUI.1K
mfmwm
jL,t
t
Jiiv
un
A
V
ORDER
STANDS
'
W
dill
W
t
-
W
H
-
M
I
patlnn
Members
Will
Not
Er-
foct
Freight
Ratos
Victory
Vll
TOIUA.
Senl.
10.
The
rail
way
(;ommisnu's
recent
order
OliailVlllLr
U
D..I
lw
...
n.l
tri.tilll
.flll
,
.
.
.a
..
v,
r.
r
.
.v.
.1
..1.
t
1.
I
......
.
11
ill.
I
rill
1
1
ii.nii.n
1...
1
.
1
11
rn.
i.
.....
I
HI.
FJ
11b
.--
up
ion
or
three
lueiii
hers
of
the
i
iivi
11111
nipt
iimr
imii
......
.
"
judgment
nnd
llilllsh
t.oi-
lllhin
vielm
v
will
ulnn.l
Till
s
tho
upiiiuoir
Of
Premier
Oliver
are
TRACES
OF
LOST
pur;
AIRPLANE
FOUND
HOXdl.Ul.r.
Sept.
10.
-Two
life
prrrrving
Jark-p
marked
"toiled
Stale
ySV$'Hitve
ln
picked
up
on
I
lie
braeli
ten
mile
from
llito.
They
are
believed
l
he
from
tin
"II-faled
seaplane
'P.N-0
No.
I
whirl,
was
forced
down
in
the
S.in
Francisco-Honolulu
flight
last
week.
Two
aviators'
coals
were
also
found.
,.ed
Mpen.lilure
nv
Nil
I
Kh
"no
diirimr
the
pai
-
w
hile
I
ho
taxation
wa
:
-enl
of
that
formerly
'In-
Liberal
adminiD-n-
iiwav
ddit
tial
bei-n
in-v
H8.1,nft0.oon,
I.--
than
il
Ip
Die
MeiKhen
tiov-
UKY
WlllX
ENUNCIATED
on
Protection,
Declares
Mslghen
vaMa
-
i
CANDIDATE
AGAIN
!
Former
Leader
of
Progressives
Cannot
Spare
Time
Party
to
Contest
Manitoba
Seats
WI.VNII'KU.
Sept.
10.
Hon.
T
A.
Urerar,
former
leader
of
Hn-Progrefinive.
d
e
f
i
n
i
I
e
1
y
an-liouiired
today
that
he
will
nol
lie
a
candidate
in
the
forthcoming
federal
election
a.
hi
bu.l-nc
demamU
all
hi
attention.
The
Progressive.
announce
Dial
I
hey
will
place
candidate
in
all
uum
ni.
op
Fall
Hi.,
.him
I
.tat
of
Manitoba
ami
pos1hly
in
Hie
city
of
CASH
GRAIN
MARKET
FOR
VANCOUVER
IS
TO
'
innipe?
PHILADELPHIA
STILL
HOPE
FOR
PENNANT
IN
BIG
LEAGUE
BASEBALL1
NKW
YOllK,
Sept.
10.
Hreak
1.,..
niiii
with
WashiUKtou
in
a
and,
in
Hie
best
Interests
of
the
fom-.j-mne
series,
Philadelphia's
into
erred
a
.,.,..,...1
illlllM
,av,.
,wn
reviveu,
pnlii
y
in
the
only
mean
by
which
e
ran
live
and
tiro.tner."
said
tin
1
x
Preinieiv
though
Washington
I
si
HI
lead-
On.-
Iiv
seven
games.
Pittsburgh
whs
defeated
by
1
while
the
(lianls
were
..11,.
Seven
and
a
half
game
.
.
J.
.
I
.
a
irif
'lie
leaner.
COMMENCE
OCTOBER
1
vvC(ll
VF.lt.
Sept.
10.
A
cash
grain
market
will
start
lo
function
here
on
tictoner
i,
or
before
that
dule
at
the
call
of
the
lK,a,,l
of
grajn
commissioners.
Bid
FIRE
AT
TAMPA
TAMPA.
Florida,
Sept.
10.
Fire
in
the
plant
of
the
Tampa
Shipbuilding
'!
Kuffioeerin.f
T.onipany
la.-i
night
destroyed
I
'
r
II...
1...
II.
the
iiiajurov
m
"
the
toss
being
estimated
al
'8500.000.
kept
in
a
more
secure
place.
STOCK
MARKET
II.
G.
Silver
Daly
Alaska
..
Dunwpll
(iladsliuuv
HiuclWm
Did.
.00
1.25
2.00
L.
and
L.
.'
22
Mi
Marmot
Porter
Idaho
..
Silver
Crest
Surf
Inlet
Terminus
Premier
wail
Dune.
Munro
Losee
Breakfast
Provision
at
Road
Camp
Number
One
ALSO
AT
LARSEN
CAMP
Hears
are
all
right
if
they
don't
uH
awa
wilh
the
haeou,
accord-nix
to
Duncan
Munro,
foreman
of
Number
one
construction
caiiip'
on
(he
new
road-
acros
Kaien
Inland
to
(Sallow
ay
Ilapiil.
Dears
have
heen
hanging
around
that
ramp
a
good
deal
but
(he
other
night
one
broke
iuln
the
camp
larder
and
carried
off
the
only,
slab
of
hacon
they
had.
llappily
they
are
within
phone
call
of
the
city
and
I'.
W.
Anderson
sent
otil
another
Mali
which
is
he
in?
Several
hear
liave
also
been
seen
around
iXumher
Two
camp
hul
Alderman
Iarscn,
who
is
forrman
there,
lias
city
authori
ty
to
Veep
them
out
of
the
larder
and
no
far
there
have
been
no
depredation.
Shooting
bear
or
nuy
other
name
on
Kaien
Island
is
forbid
den
by
law
and
anynnecnught
ulnu
a
sun
wflhiii
i(-onfines
is
liable
to
set
into
trouble
with
the
police
SMALL
FISH
SALE
AT
EXCHAGE
TODAYi
There
was
a
small
fish
sale
at
the
local
Exchange
today
Price
were
well
maiu!ain6d.
Arrival
were:
American
,
Prosperity.
22.000
pound.,
a!
14.50c
anil
7c,
to
Hooth
1'ish-
ic.
Talooih.
lU.OOO
pound,
at
1
1.50c
and
7e.
to
Cohl
Storage
Canadian
Aiken,
tl.ooo
poumls.
al
13.10.-
iul
Or.
to
Atlin
Fisheries.
Fanny
F..
5.000
pounds,
at
l.i.
ind
6c.
to
('old
Storage.
COTTONWOOD
TIMBER
HAS
BEEN
PURCHASED
NKW
WKSTMINSTKIt,
Sept
10.
Laminated
Materials
Com
pany
Iitil.
lias
purchased
limner
tracts
containing
S25.tiOO.oo
feet
of
cotlonwood
and
100.000,-000
feel
of
timbei'
from
other
interests
for
U200.000,
A.
II.
Land,
manager
of
the
company,
announces.
The
timber
is
to
lie
used
in
manufacturing
veneers.
.IKMi
.0(1
W
Hufus
Howe
Sound
22.00
(iranby
17.00
Asked
1.05
.2d
1.75
2.08
.02
.25
.10
LEAGUE
BASEBALL
National
Leaguo
Chicago
0,
Pittsburgh
7.
'
American
League
.New
York
I,
Boston
5.
.20
.12
.015
.10
2.20
2.35
.18
(ilaeler
lo
.15
Indian
01
.
,00
Selkirk
01
.ottt
llayvlew
115
.00
H
Washington
7.
Philadelphia
0.
FELIX
BATT
TALKS
SHIP
OFF
TAHITI
Six
Thousand
Mile
Conversation
Carried
op
Last
night
by
Local
Young
Man
-
Felix
Batt,
who
has
just
completed
the
Installation
of
a
new
amateur
radio
transmitter,
was
last
night
In
communication
with
U.S.S.
Seattle
of
the
United
States
naval
squadron
returning
from
a
summer
crulto
to
Australia
and
New
Zealand.
.Her
position
was
Just
off
the
Island
of
Tahiti
In
the
South
Paclflo,
a
distance
of
approximately
6,000
miles.
Communication
was
established
by
code
on
a
wave
length
of
38
rrvjtres
and
the
power
used
was
about
the
same
as
uted
for
an
ordinary
50
watt
light.
Station
5QT
Is
located
at
tho
Klnslor
home,
211
Eighth
Ave.
East.
Associated
with
Felix
are
N.
Klnslor
and
C.
BAD
WEATHER
HURTING
FAIR
Attendance
to
Bul.ldlnn
Holds
Up
Well
But
Snorts
Ground
Gate
Is
Bolng
Lost
In
spile
of
the
extremely
in
clement
weather,
attendance
al
the
fair,
is
holding
up
well,
al
though
the
rain
is.
causing
the
loss
of
the
sports
grounds'
gate
which
were
largely
counted
upon.
On
Tuesday
228perons
paid
admission
to
the
Ketchikan
Prince
Hupert
football
game,
and
on
thai
night
r(8'.persons
(III
children
and
521
adults)
exclus
ive
of
season
tickel
holders,
paid
admission
to
the
building.
Lat
year
520
persons
paid
admission
on
the
opening
night.
The
hall
admission
yesterday
totalled
802
persons
-
(730
ad
ults
and
ISO
children)
as
com
pared
with
071
on
Hie
second
day
of
the
fair
last
year.
The
art
display
Is
proving
popular,
251
persons
entering
the
first
night
and
235
yester
day.
ENGLISH
FOOTBALL
LONDON,
Sept.
10.
llesiiltS
In
tho
Kngllsh
League
First
Division
foot
Dull
games
yesterday
were
a
follows:
Burnley,
I.
Bolton
WamTrs
I.
Kvertou
Birmingham
2.
Newcastle
tut
led
I,
Blackburn
.Hovers
1.
25
Boston
Grill
A''
Ice
Cream
goes
with
dinner
Large
tpstair
Dining
Hall,
i
with
newly
laid
dancing
AnWMihnpjt
......
w
...
nt
..jr.
n.lln.,ll"ll
una,
.
.
t'C
Iloor
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
457.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
Vl.
XV
NO,
"in.
PltlXCK
nUPKUT,
11.(1,
TIU'HSl.AY,
SEPTEMBBIl
10,
1025.
TMurdiv'i
cireuuuon.
isit
Slrttt
8ltt
378
PRICE
FIVK
CENTS.
HUGE
SUMS
ARE
LOST
LIQUOR
SMUGGLING
PRINCE
GEORGE
DISTRICT
HAS
BEST
AGRICULTURAL
DISPLAY
AT
EXHIBITION
Fifteen
Million
Lost
by
British
Financiers
In
Liquor
Smuggling
BACON
STOLEN
BY
BIG
BEAR
IbUbUbUbB
iKF
9W
HIV
Hail
David,
John
Crelpilsa
and
William
Pierrtsh,
Indian
rhters
representing
10,000
people
in
Ui'itisii
Columbia,
who
ure
on
Pie.r
way
to
see
the
King
in
regard
to
their
laud.
Pterrish
lot
an
arm
while
serving
with
the
Canadian
mounted
lUHe
in
the
tale
war.
Terrace
Close
Runner
Up
for
Coveted
Prize;
Francois
Lake
Third
The
Prince
Ueorge
district
carried
off
the
Fair
Board's
up
lor
the
best
district
display
oi
agricultural
pioduels
at
the
i25
Exhibition
hut
was
given
a
close
run
by
Terrace.
KitMiin-.aluin
and
Lakelse
district
1'.
11
Hlack
of
liru.id
Forks,
district
agriculturalist,
who
judged
these
exhibits,
awarded
first
p.ize
to
Prince
George
with
a
tolal
or
800
points.
Terrace
had
S2."
poinls
and
the
Francois
Lake
district,
falling
short
in
certuii.
icpartmeiils,
was
given
575
points.
Points
were
awarded
as
follows:
,
Prince
George
'.rain
in
sheaf
and
agricultural
seeds
Mfalfn,
clover,
elc
Table
Vegetables
......
Stock
vegetables..
Fruit
t
Dairy
produce,
etc
poultry
produce,
etc.
rrangement
Total
drain
in
sheaf
and
seeds
Mfnlfn,
clover,
elc
Table
vegetables
V:
Stork
vegetables
.
.
.
.-.
f.
Fruit
Dfiry
produce,
elc.
.
i.
....
1
.
-
rounry
produce,
eic.
.
Arrangement
...
.Torrace
i-i.-
Total
.'
.
..
.
Francois
Lak'o
(5
rain
in
sheaf
nnd
seeds
,
t
.
Mfalfa.
clovers,
elc
i
.
.
....
Table
vegetables
Slock
vegetables
.....
Fruit,
dairy
produce,
poultry
-produce.
Arrangement
........
Toal
Mr.
Illack,
in
conimenlltur
briefly
to
the
Dally
News
Ibis
morning
on
the
district
collec
tion,
said
they
were
excellent
exhibits
which
would
compare
most
favorably
with
anything
he
had
previously
seen
in
nuy
part
of
the
province.
The
arrange
ment
of
the
exhibits,
he
said
was
particularly
excellent,
show
ing
a
great
deal
or
taste
on
the
Piirr
of
those
who
had
been
in
charge.
The
only
Quality
1)0
70
55
55
15
50
50
00
00
10
45
50
15
50
no
05
:i5
:i5
Variey
05
10
:i5
35
15
.
35
35
50
50
30
35
35
30
35
05
15
25
25
none
Total
155
110
00
00
00
85
'
85
185
800
110
110
85
75
85
180
825
15
110
70
70
170
57
were
not
sogregaled
as
they
should
le.fhus
making
juilgini;
more
difficult.
This
is
the
fifth
fair
that
Mr
Hlack
has
judged
litis
year.
He-foro
coming
hero
he
officiated
at
the
Woodpeoker,
Prince
Ceorge.
Smitliors,
and
Vander-
lioof
fairs.
He
wilt
lio
here
un
til
next
week
when
he-will
go
lo
Terrace
and
Inter
tld
Quesnel
criticism
that
anil
Salmon
Ann
on
his
way
Mr.
Illack
had
to
make
wa
Hint
(hack
Ik
his
headquarters
'n
the
sloek
and
table
vegetables
liramt
Forks.
Fair
Attractions
To-day
2
p.m.
Baseball.
Anyox
vs.
Prince
Hubert.
4.30
p.m.
Football.
Ocean
llls
.
Prince
Hupert.
6
p.m.
Hock
Drilling
Contest.
Carnival
grounds.
Evening.
Hand
Com-ert.
Captain
Ash
-
Shooting
and
Hoping.
SIXTY
MILLION
LOGS
MEASURED
That
Is
Total
Record
for
1925
of
Forestry
Department
In
This
District
The
log
scaling
to
the
end
of
August
in
this
district
amounted
to
a
total
of
C0.CCrt.273
board
feel
since
the
first
of
the
year.
For
the
month
of
August
the
total
was
11,801,30.
feet.
This
wa
made
,
up
a
follows:
Douglas
fir
108,078
lied
cedar
l,C83,t2l
L'oasl
spruce
........
5,071.01)4
Hemlock
2,033,733
Balsam
800,827
Jackpine
Cypress
Interior
spruce
.-
Cottonwood
In
addition
to.
measured
by
the
NO
DECISION
8,202
60
.
141.5SG
71,013
the
lumber
department,
there
were
a
lot
of
poles,
piles
and
lies
scaled.
Piles.
ami
poles
are
measured
by
lineal
feet,
ties
individually;
ccmlwood
and
pulp-wood
by
the
cord.
Following
was
the
Aujgut
output:
Pole
.:.;-;.:!-.105A330;
Hemlock
piles
?,337
Cedar
piles
05,100
Cordwood
238
Shingle
bolts
.......
,
30
Fir
ties
2,102
Spruce
ties
757
Hemlock
ties
......
21.135
Pine
78,739
Pulpwood
....
471
GRAIN
RATES
Letter
Received
from
Chairman
of
Railway
Board
of
VANCOL
VKll,
Sept.
101
V
decision
on
British
Columbia's
application
for
revision
of
the
rates
70j
in
grain
coming
west
for
domes-80
He
consumption
cannot
be
ren-
lered
prior
fo
the
revision
of
the
rates
generally,
according
to
a
letter
received
by
(he
Vancouver
Hoard
of
Trade
from
Chairman
McKeown
of
the
Hoard
of
Hallway
Conunissiont
rs.
NUNS
RESCUE
YOUNG
GIRLS
Plunge
Into
River
and
Bring
Two
Ashore
but
Third
Drowns
NKW
YOHK,
Sept.
10.
Two
Catholic
nuns
clad
in
the
garments
of
their
order
plunged
inlo
t
Ii
e
Hudson
Itiver
yesterday,
swam
some
distance
and
rescued
'Vii
young
girls
who
were
struggling
in
the
water.
A
third
hild
was
drowned.
CANADIAN
LIQUOR
CAPTURED
BY
U.S.
Boat
Caught
Fire
Wlron
jBelng
Towed
In
and
Sunk
by
Qunflre
'
PllOVIDKNCi:.
H.I..
Sept.
10.
While
being
lowed
here
Hit
morning
by
a
coastguard
cutter,
the
Canadian
schooner
Dawn
with
800
cases
of
Honor
aboard,
caught
fire
and
was
sunkf'
,by
gunfire
from
a
patrol
boat.
'The
boat
and
Cargo
are
valued
al
more
than
IIOO.ooo.
Tim
rrew
escaped
Whti
thr
vessel
as
eapi
ured
Tuesday
olffHt,