w
ol
II
NO
FISHING
IN
FRASER
RIVER
Nets
Will
Not
be
Put
In
Water,!
A
Ul
IW
HIKFRS
UI"MW
AT
Until
Monday
and
N.aotla.
Hons
Continue
M.W
WilTMINSTKIl,
SJcpl
"j
AHhmigb
Iho
fislierineu's
'
ike
on
the
l-raser
lliver
is
re-niiih'd
as
ended,
no
net
will
be
ast
until
Monday.
The
price
i'
minitllee
or
Iho
11.(1.
Fislier-inen
s
I'rolecllvc
Association
were
iiislniclcil
at
a
mass
mcet-
'
yesterday
lo
continue
iicko-
ml
ions
wilh
the
canners
and
to
repnr!
at
another
meeting
lo
be
beld
tfalunluy.
WASHINGTON
NAILS
PENNANT
TO
MAST
Wins
Two
Games
Against
Cleveland
Yesterday
In
American
League
Game
M
AN
YOllK,
Sept.
25.
-
I
he
Aiiieiirnn
Leii.Tiie
pennant
fllos
Irlumphimlly
al
ttio
Waslilnplon
huiidlipad
for
the
second
selisnn
H
ll'Slllt
uf
(in,
cr
swocTv
"f
ScnalorH
In
thn
doiillo
hi
ader
wilh
Cluvolaml
yesterday.
r
right
right
uud
wrong
bul
.
.
.
.
r
;iv
(hat
of
self-iiileresl.
,l
iln-al
ha
controlled
nut
v
the
railway
hut
ttn
gov-t
n
ail
in
(he
al
ami
Hrilih
I
'ulna
Iihh
licfii
Ihc
victim.
V
"I
IIhtc
ha
been
found
a
'
iinieiil
(hut
if
willing
lo
'lie
cuslern
power
ami
lln'
lirnvime
wilh
fair-
Mackenzie
King
and
hi
;ft
ordered
ihe
railway
im-moii
to
set
the
rale
on
i
-.-!
of
equity.
The
order
ni.i'Ie
ly
Ihe
iotiimiion
-
iH
ing
partially
oheved.i
)
llrili!h
Columbia
i'
'nig
uml
Prince
lluperl
i-
more
IIimii
any
oilier
'
epl
Vancouver
to
heii-l
r
'M
Ihe
change.
1
-h
OdurtihiM
hat
lo
stand
lor
own
interests.
Now,
iif
i
iioing
ireuteu
rigiii
1
'
ild
see
to
it
that
lino
afralr
Airtlinrtff.-
The
K'uiruiitrc
it
i
lo
rcliirn
M
keime
King
goveni-mvver.
To
do
olher-work
ugaiii'l
our
own
SUGGESTS
BUY
POINT
ROBERTS
Rprtentatlvo
of
Fisherman
Would
Solve
Frater
River
Problem
Easily
N'W
V:sTMINSH:it.
Sep!.
I
order
lo
solve
Hi'
fidiing
in
V.
Mnideu.
ii'r'lnry
of
I
.inn
llm'r
Fishermen
s
A-
''"ii.
suggested
lo
W.
A.
"
il.
director
of
fisheries
for
Dominion
of
Canada,
(hat
the
ics
department
purchase
'
llotMrt
"
from
Hi'1
laded
Mipivhy
eliminating
Hie
'
up
and
permit
I
niir
the
mil
o)
Hie
salmon
Hi
reach
I
and
gets
satisfactory
reply
from
Dominion
Minister
That
(he
terminal
gram
elevator
al
Prince
lliiperl
which
will
he
ready
lo
handle
gram
in
November
will
ho
operated
by
ihe
federal
grain
commission
on
the
same
basis
a
Vancouver,
and
thai
member
of
(he
i-ommiion
will
he
here
about
October
7
lo
make
impeclion
and
prepare
organization
for
the
hipping
of
grain
through
tin
ort
in
the
information
that
ha
been
received
by
Ihe
grain
committee
of
the
Crime
lliiperl
Hoard
of
Trade.
M.
I.
McUiiffery,
rhairman
of
Ihe
board'!1
gram
committee,
and
In
colleagues
have
been
buy
recently
on
Ihe
matter
of
the
operation
of
the
elevator
and
a
number
of
letrgraiu
hate
paed
between
the
rommitlee
and
il.
Ileutlier-iugloii.
general
manager
of
Ihe
Canadian
goernmenl
elevators,
-
-
1
l'ort
William.
'
DltWm
rilADrCC
ADC
So""
m
llie?e
telegrams
were
DU11LU
UlttlYULJ
ftltb
ia
follows:
WITHDRAWN
VANCOUVER
has
Returned
North
VAXCOt
VKH.
S-pf.
25."Vilh-drawnl
f
Ihf
clurjfe
agalnl
Jaiiifi
Itohlii-on,
hrouahl
liorr
followniit
an
allerfalion
on
Ihe
lrH
l
eallle
ilh
Oeorge
Alxi,
nn
Alakan
llahlhou-keeper.
who
wiW
lit
had
br'
f.v
nulled
out
of
IO,00
la
1
i
bunco
name
hre
ity
iiomnoon
J
and
olhcrf.
was
allowed
by
lh'
cuiil
c"l,nlay.
Alrxn
ha
fti-parenlly
rclurncd
to
Alaska.
.
PRIZES
GIVEN
FOR
FIRST
AID
AMONG
THE
RAILWAY.
EMPLOYEES
MUX
TIU'VL.
Sent.
25.
l'rijes
lo
Ihe
winner
or
Fir.!
Aid
teams
were
pieseuli-d
here
and
follow-itiE
the.
nreenlalinn
was
a
de-
monlralloii
in
firl
aid
work
by
Hie
Slralford
Molixe
Power
chop
team
wiiicli
won
the
Montiiam
berl
trophy.
Thi
deniotislratlon
showed
Hie
-kilful
appllcalion
of
Iheir
kiiowleljxe
in
Ireatinp
in
which
lliere
were
rraelure;
and
hemoiihaise.
The
Fori
llouge
hop
idwjed
a
clever
sketch
xhownur
bow
to
deal
with
emergency
cases.
HANALL
LAST
NIGHT
Mrs.
Ssm
Johnson
and
Miss
Anna
Rorvlk
Making
Progress
on
Prince
Rupert-Vancouver
Hike
TKIlllACK,
Sfol.
25.
Mrs.
Sam
Johnson
and
Ml
Anna
Horvik
uf
Prince
lluperl,
bikimr
from
Prince
lluperl
to
Vancouver,
ar-red
at
Terrace
about.
5.30
Wednesday
tilMlit
and.leri
again
al
8.
1
5
yeslenlay
morninp.
They
stayed
at
llaiiall
lasl
niulil
leaving
iiiei
i-
I
his
niiu
niiut.
DOCTOR
WAS
BURNED
IN
SUMMER
COTTAGE
IlKoCKVILLi:,
Sept.
25.--
Or.
J.
H.
Mann.
H'
years
of
ac,
of
Peleibnio,
Ontario,
and
his
wife
were
burned
lo
dealh
in
a
fire
which
destroyed
I
lioll
summer
colliiBi'
nonr
here
Ibis
inornlng.
AdverMse
In
the
Dally
News.
ineree
advices
Prince
itupert
elevator
will
he
handled
by
grain
commii(Ui.
Umlrautors
aiiviM-
elevator
will
he
completed
ready
to
handle
Rrain
in
November.
Firm
in
Vancouver
representin?
five
Japanese
line
lells
us
they
are
anxiously
awaiting
report
from
rommlssion
a
lo
charges,
clc.
which
will
be
made
by
commission.
Hoard
ojf
Trade
here
are
anxious
lo
assist
in
xcltiiiK
grab
through
here
this
season.
Vou
will
undciMand
Ihe
necessity
o'
some
anliun.
Please
aiviso
you.'
mlenlious.
Heply
by
wire
collec'
"M.
1'.
McCAFFKHY,
"Chairman
uf
Hoard
of
(irain
Coinniillee."
"Fort
William.
beplember
IS,
1
925
".M.
P.
MrCaffery,
"Prince
Huiert.
"Answering
your
wire
September
10,
Prince
Hupert
elevatm
editorial
tPrince
Rupert
Grain
Elevator
AQAIN8T
THIS
PROVINCE
Le
I
by
Moil
I
re
ul
t
lie
powers
Hi
control
Ihe
provinces
of
M
iidoba,
NtyVu
.Scotia
umj
New
lli
utiwick
arc
nut
hi
urlive
(
ji'
-ilion
(u
doing
justice
lo
Hi
ti-h
Columbia
in
(he
mailer
to
be
Operated
by
Commission
on
Same
Terms
as
Vancouver
uilway
freight
rale?..
They'
.
th
ul
il
mil
from
Hie
ioiiit
uVA.nmmittpp
nf
Rnnrrt
nf
TrnAo
tnboc
mnftor
tin
''
"l'rince
Itupert,
"Steptembcr
10,
1925.
"It.
Ilealhcrington,
Lighthouse
Kteoer
from
Alaska,
"(ieiieraliMaJuieei"
tf,
Grain
.
.
Who
Caused
Man's
Arrest
CominTiMun.
sr'-,
Fort
WiMMiii,
OhU,
".MinMer
of
'I
rntk
and
Com
will
oyerale
under
fame'
tariff
as
Vancouver
public
terminal
.Mailing
you
copy.
"It.
lllLVrilKHINllTON.
"(ieneral
Manager.
Caimdiau
Cov
ernment
Klevalor."
Prince
Itupert,
September
22
"II.
Ileatlieriimlou,
Fort
William.
"Thanks
for
your
wire
September
1
8.
Hoard
would
like
'something
more
deflnile
us
lo
when
inaiiaiiemeiit
will
bo
established
here.
Shall
negotiations
foi
space
In
elevator
be
made
wilh
you
at
Fort
William
or
will
yon
have
a
representative
hero
and
when?
"M.
P.
McCLUTF.llY"
"Fort
William,
Sept.
21.
"M.
P.
McCarfery,
Prince
lluperl.
"Heplying
your
wire
Seplem
her
22,
members
of
grain
commission
will
be
in
Prince
lluperl
about
October
7.
Do
not
think
any
necessity
book
space
In
ele
valor"
al
present
as
expect
will
be
able
lake
care
all
grain
offer
ing.
"II.
IIKATIIKHINOroN.
The
editor
of
Iho
Daily
News
has
received
an
invitation
from
Ihe
Chancellor,
President,
Oov-ernufs
and
Senule
id
the
I'Uiver-slly
or
llritish
Columbia
to
attend,
Ihe
inauguration
ceremonies
al
Point
(irey
on
October
10.
4
t
TWO
LEADERS
WILL
VISIT
VANCOUVER
CAMPAIGN
TOURS
VANCOUVKIl.
Sept.
25.
IloUi
ItiKht
Uuii.
W.
I..
Mackeniie
Kin
and
Hon
Arthur
Meiiieu
will
viil
Vancouver
on
a
pcakjiix-lour
the
first
week
in
October,
parly
"
headnuarlers
announce.
It
i
expected
that
Premier
Km?
will
be
herr
Oeioher
2
and
Mr.
Meijchei)
two
day
laler.
McGEER
WANTS
P.G.E.
TO
BE
A
j
"
Ti
A
FIT
.
AP
P'
M
D
f
VANCOlVKIl,
Sent.
25.
One
!
)t
Hie
firs!
planks
in
the
plal-
.
form
of
o.
o.
Mciieeix
K.C.,
I.ib-H
ral
candidate
in
Vancouver
Cen
:l:
t..
.I...,
.1...
I
tin..
V..I
.......
I
.
liiilvvav
shall
lake
over
complete
Hid
operate
Ihe
Pacific
Urea1
lasletn
railway
and
continue
it
nlo
Ihe
Peace
lliver
country.
COLLISION
OF
25
TAXI
nntl
Boston
Grill
Ambulance
Ice
Cream
goes
with
dinner
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
Service
with
newly
laid
dancing
Anywhere
al
itl
nr;i
floor
for
It
Ire.
Stand
Royal
H
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN,
and
6t
PRINCE
RUPERT
The
latest
and
best
for
the
MATT
VIDIj
,,
it
).,
up
j,ii,...,ry
least.
Phone
457.
VI..
..
-,
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
VOL
XV.,
NO.
223.
VIUSCR
MITKIIT,
U.C.,
FlljDAY,
SKl'TKMUKIl
25,
W25.
YttUrdty't
cumulation
1B92
Strot
!
BIS
PRIOR
FIVE
CENTS.
ELEVATOR
TO
BE
OPERATED
BY
COMMISSION
VOLUNTEER
FORCE
TO
SERVE
IF
GENERAL
STRIKE
IS
CALLED
IN
BRITAIN
I
IsHlaB
Hon.
Charles
Lanclot.
K.C.,
altorney-gweral
for
Canada
in
I'.ngland,
who
has
arrived
home
for
a
holiday.
THOSE
NOT
REGISTERED
sum
ii
n
nn
tn
at
ompp
n
a
nm
mn
a
imm
V""""
uyj
uv
Both
go
off
Track
and
one
Lands
at
Bottom
of
Embankment
Bottom
up
Costs
Nothing
to
Get
on
the
List
of
Voters
A
renort
is
current
that
it
Icosts
2.00
to
register
a
nanle
on
the
Voters'
List
now
being
pre-
CHATTANOOOA,
Tenn.,
Sepllpared
for
use
in
the
approaobini
25.
One
person
was
killed
anil
Dominion
F.lection.
This
is
in-fifty
injured,
many
seriously.'correel.
II
costs
nolliing'
lo
when
Hie
Dixie
Flier
northboundiregisler.
A
Hrltlsh
subject
by
and
the
Dixie
Limited
south-lhirth
or
naluraliialion,
21
yeUr-
bound
collided
teij
miles
northjof
age,
huviug
lived
in
Canada
of
here
last
evenliiR.
Holh
trainsione
year
and
in
Ibis
Klecloral
plnnpcd
over
the
embankment,
one
on
each
side
of
t
lie
track,
Hie
Dixie
Limited
landing
bottom
ipvvards.
STOCK
MARKET
Did.
Asked.
nunwell
1.25
1.
10
Hiuellon
....
'
01;
.01
.
L.
and
I
.18
.22
Premier
"2.28
2.33
Sllvcrcresl
.07
i
.10
urf
Inlet
.-.to'OTi
.08
'Vrtuintis
'
.25
11.
G.
Silver
i5
1.
10
Daly
Alaska
.20
(Hailstone
2C
.28
i
i
ran
by
m.oft
dislriel
two
months,
holh
Im
mediately
prior
lo
'Sepl
5,
t'J25,
male
or
female
is
enlilled
to
be
registered.
Names
belween
A
and
I.
regi-.d-
a!
McLaren's
.Music
store
ui
d
M
lo
.
at
J.
W
McKinley
s.
215
Fourth
Ave.
K.
MILLIONAIRE
WIDOW
IS
20
YEARS
OF
AGE
NF.W
YOJIK.
Sept.
25.
Hy
the
will
of
her
husband.
Hcginald
C.
VunderhiK,
Mrs.
(Iloina
Morgan
Vanderblll.
apfil
20,
iwceives
New
Organization
Formed
to
Fight
for
Equal
Treatment
Force
of
Volunteers
Being
Organized
to
Offset
British
Strike
Will
meet
with
public
favor
but
will
accelerate
formation
of
Workers'
defence
corps
LONDON.
Sept.
2o.
Wilh
the
mining
situation
again
re-Miming
u
threatening
aspect,
a
new
organization
is
being
formed
to
organize
throughout
he
country
a
body
of
loyal
citizens
pie-pared
to
volunteer
to
mai.ilaiu
food
supplies
ami
vital
services
in
the
event
of
a
general
strike.
The
plan
will
doubtless
meet
with
general
public
favor
but
is
bound
to
accelerate
the
organization
of
the
"workers
defence
i-orps"
for
which
John
Wheatlcy,
member
in
the
Ma-
donald
cabinet
is
reported
to
have
laid
the
foundation
at
Glasgow
with
the
hope
of
achieving
a
membership
of
ten
million.
-
seven
million
dollars,
makinu'
her
the
wealthiesl
widow
of
her
ime.
for
the
Western
Provinces
VANCOUVKIl,
Sepl.
25.--As
n
resuU
of
a
conference
oi
Ihe
executive
committee
mimed
al
recent
conference
of
western
mayors
ul
Kdmoiilou
it
was
decided
yeslerday
lo
form
a
new
organization
known
as
"The
We-lent
Canada
Development
and
I'uiled
League"
in
order
that
Ihe
western
provinces
might
be
afforded
an
opportunity
to
combine
in
Ihe
fight
for
equal
Ireat
meui
wiiii
i
lie
rest
or
I
lie
Dominion
in
freight
rales
ami
on
olher
qiieslious.
The
first
meeting
of
the
new
organization
will
ho
held
the
middle
of
October.
BRITAIN
FAVORS
ARBITRATION
IN
!
PLACE
OF
FIGHTING
j
OKNF.VA.
Sept.
25.
Lord
!
Cecil,
addressing
Ihe
League
!
of
.Nations
today,
supported
j
a
resolution
calling
for
a
pencil!
disarmament
conference.
He
reaffirmed'
HriU
ain
s
devotion
(o
the
princ
ciple
of
arbitration
and
ex-
pressed
the
opinion
I
hat
urosress
was
being
made
alonjr
those
lines.
FISH
ARRIVALS
Eight
Schooners
Marketed
Catch-es
Total
lno
142,000
Pounds
at
Exchange
this
Halibut
fares
marketed
at
Hie
Fish
Kxchanse
this
niornin
totalled
1
12,000
pounds.
six
American
boals
liavinir
131.500
pounds
and
two
Canadian.
10,500
pounds.
Arrivals
and
sales
were
as
fol
lows:
American
Vansee.
50,000
pounds,
al
D.'Jc
and
5c:
May,
0.000
pounds,
al
II.Ic
and
7c,
and
Augusta,
ll.-
5U0
pounds,
at
1
1.8c
and
i-c,
to
Hie
Candaian
Fish
&
Gold
Stor
age
C.
Ilesolute,
32.000
pounds,
a
'..8e
and
5c,
and
tirayimg,
-12.-
000
itounds.
at
1
1.3c
and
0c.
to
the
Pacific
Fisheries.
Sunset.
20,000
pounds,
at
UAH'
and
5c.
lo
the
Houlh
Fisheries
Co.
Canadian
Itingleader,
3,500
pounds
at
10.2c
and
6c
to
the
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.
Tramp
7.000
pounds,
at
ILf
and
7c,
tt
the
Atlin
Fisheries.
MILLION
DOLLARS
TO
FIGHT
CAPITALISM
vF.W
YOllK.
Sept.
25.
organizations
receiving
as
sistance
from
a
fund
created
by
Charles
(iurhuul
of
North
(Jar
ver.
.Mass..
"to
figui
capitalism
:
PROCESSION
OF
UNEMPLOYED
IN
LONDON
TODAY
i
Carried
Banners)
With
Inscrlp-;
Hons
When
Going
to
Inter
view
Board
of
LONDON,
Sept.
25
Carrying
banners
bearing
the
inscription
"work
or
maintenance"
and
"bel-ler
be
fighting
than
starving,."
five
thousand
unemployed
marched
to
the
office
of
Hie
West,
Ham
Hoard
of
(iuardians
of
the
.
poor
demanding
for
the
unem-
)
ployed
additional
'.allowances
of
i
Lcoal
during
the
winter.
.
The
demonstrators
were
bar-
'
angtied
by
speakers,
including
!
communists.
The
procession,
broke
up
afler
)
being
promised
by
the
board
that
;
their
demands
would
be
investl-
Ptated.
:
THREE
DROWN
AUTO
ACCIDENT
Thrown
Into
Willamette
River
When
Riding
In
Auto
on
Pacific
Highway
.
..
F.UULNi:.
Ore.,
Sept.
25.
Ld-ward
Hoycr,
Archie
Stevens
und
Harry
Kaslep
of
Hoseberg
were
drowned
this
moridng
wlien
ail
auloinoliile
in
which
they
were,
riding
plunged
from
the
Pacific
Highway
into
the
Willamette
lliver.
MYSTERIOUS
EXPLOSION
LOS
ANGELES
LAST
NIGHT
Building
Wrecked
and
Whole
Lincoln
Heights
District
Rocked
LOS
ANtiF.LKS.
Sepl.
25.
A
Ivvo-slorey
dwelling
in
Ihe
northwest
section
of
the
city
was
tle-slroyeaby
an
explosion
of
mysterious
origin
last
night.
Tho
have
made
more
than
a
millioni
blut
completely
wrecked
Die
.......
.....
l
!
...
i
..
.V
I
11
..
.
o
lars
in
Willi
Mieet
in
the
last!
imhihiiik
mm
rocKcu
ui"
enuu
two
years.
VISCOUNT
HAMAO
IS
VICTIM
OF
BONFIRE
TOKIO.
Sepl.
25.
Viscount
A
Human,
president
of
the
Privy
Council
who
was
severely
burned
Wednesday
when
his
clothing
CHUght
fire
from
a
bonfire,
died
today.
Lincoln
lie
hls
district.
LEAGUE
BASEBALL
National
League
New
York
I.
PUMurir
0.
Ilrooklyn
2,
Cincinnati
3.
American
Leagu
Washington
t-.
Ovelnml
3-2
Philadelphia
t.
SI.
Lmiis
0.
Chicasro
5.
New
York
C.
Delruit
o,
Uosion
5.