FRANCISCO.
Sept.
2
iin..
.....
..i
........
.
.
.
REGINA
HOCKEY
TEAM
IS
SOLD
Portland,
Oroqon,
Gets
Into
the
Wostern
Canada
League
This
Year
HKdINA.
Sept.
sale
of
'hi
f
aiu
hise
or
the
local
liov'V
'
..in
o
Portland,
Oregon,
was
"tir.Jtuiiced
last
iiiuhl,
I
he
con-'
'Iciation
bciiiK
(JS.OOU.
The
NVcuiecn
Canada
I.eauue
t
Ii
t
:
'
ii
W:tl
n
.
Dinpnsed
of
V
c-1
Va
0
iiv,
i
.
I',.
i
Maud
l.
il-I
dom.ii.in
ami
s.iskaloon
TAX
EXEMPTION
FOR
ELEVATOR
IS
ASKED
Victoria
Ratepayers
to
Voto
on
proposal
Next
Wook
Labor
la
Supporting
Schomo
VK
I
Olll
A.
Sent.
'.
-Thursday
of
next
week
Is
the
dale
set
Tor
"'i1
ratepayers
iu
vo(u
ot,
a
tax
'xcmpiiuu
,yw
f0r
H.
..
h'Jueil
new
KHiln
elevator
lo
he
'"'e'eil
ul
Hie
Oyilen
I'olllt
Mil"
I'llll
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.....
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II
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v.
1
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1
1
1
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r,
1
1
v
1
1
1
(ipoi
ieil
,v
ii.i,
Victoria
Trtules
"t'd
I
ulior
Council
mid
It
l
ex-l'er
m
wdl
lie
endorsed
by
n
lUi
ue
inn
iiii-.I
v
,if
i.,,i..,.,...ii
j
Mici
wvum
!.
iiv-ii
rn
i-uHi
oi
inc
laic
oi
uie
moving
,
ue
wlmli
was
toned
(o
laud
on
t
he
waler
near
Hawaii
I.cr,,re
il
would
have
omideled
Hie
noii-lon
fliifht
from
Ii
tr
Hi-
mining
machine,
while
numerous
shin
will
eon
Hit
.r
eiitirl-
Id
locate
Die
where
the
aviators
are
NOW
BROKEN
believed
lo
have
conic
down.
The
-(-uptime
widen
fell
3"0
in
ile
off
(he
coast
of
California
mi
Moii.
lay
was
lowed
into
ort
(hi"
mrninic.
Earlier
Despatches
SAN
FHANCISCO.
tfepl.
2.
Tin-
IiikIi
hope
of
the
Uniled
John
Bertram
Clarke.
Founder
siatc.
naw
..mHiiU
r.r
a
u.
Oets
Three
Months
and
Is
reftil
non-stop
flight
from
San
lo
be
Deported
:
Francisco
lo
Honolulu
were
shattered
when
I'N-I
wa
forced
V'
i'llVI.U.
Sept.
John
down
yesterday
aflerniHin
al-
iurke.'luc
ini.ldle
aged
'""'
'8l!
of
the
oal
i
-
.md
to
have
been
the"1"
'"
supply
lie-
.
.1
"hue
mil"
wbirh
"'H
Mted.
i
.n
the
bud
by
aciivi-l
Miade
only
3o
mile-
uf
the
t.luO-tiille
boh.
t
Iii'-c
iiii'iiMi
iiiiiri.n-
ill
lie
deported
imi
the
n
-
nrnt.'iiri'
a-
an
un-
pll
S'lll
SUICIDE
ABOARD
PRINCESS
MARY
Russian
Flim
Stranales
Himself
on
Way
South
from
Hero
Yesterday
NAN
HVKIt.
Sept.
2.
I.eav-a
;
in
lmlly
finmhed
teller
ii
hit
owu
language,
K'i
t
-1
lit.
30
year
of
le,
1
H
,rn
K
iii.i.
Ktraiuled
Inm-v-
n
Ioiik
shoelace
in
lu
1
ard
tlm
1'iincet.H
Mary
'
;
'ill
Kctrliikan
to
Van-
I'he
gasoline
carried
Uy
each
wa
U'H
Rollonr.
dial
much
mui.1
have
been
ued
when
the
oecond
plane
dropped.
The
route
was
marked
by
(tuard
slilpc
which
every
two
hundred
miles
belched
ned,e
MKti.il
by
day
and
u.sed
M-ari'liliKlit
at
mvhl.
FORCED
TO
LEAVE
FOR
ORIENTAL
PORT
Madame
Ores
Is
Not
Allowed
to
Remain
In
Canada
After
Five
Weeks'
Visit
VIC
TOIIIA,
.Sept.
2.-a
f
I
e
r
laolink
for
a
few
nhort
week
the
Joy
uf
life
in
llrili-h
Columbia,
Midaine
Marie
There!!
Ilre.
a
former
resident
of
Shanghai,
left
on
the
outbound
steamer
Shidtunkn
Maru.
For
fiii
weeks
she
had
tried
her
best
lo
beat
down
Hie
IckuI
bars,
that
prevented
her
livltip
either
in
tin
province
or
in
he
Uniled
Stale,
but
failed,
and
il
was
:
.ad
wmnan
that
looked
over
the
rails
of
the
deparliiiK
vessel
as
-he
was
relumed
by
inimiara-ii.
hi
officers
lo
Ihe
Orient.
She
lacked
passports
and
other
pa-.,r,
.j,
an
i.eifoice
had
to
leave.
MERCURY
TABLETS
IN
ASPIRIN
BOX
RESULTS
DEATH
TO
MRS.
BIGGAMi
YANCOt
Vi:il.
Sept.
The
jireiileiiiii)
plaein
(r
an
aspirin
label
on
a
box
containing
bichloride
of
mercury
lahlels
in
n
local
diiw
-'"re
resulted
in
the
death
or
Mrs.
Frederick
llisfiiim
in
i
he
lii.-pilnl
here
yesterday.
An
imi'uesl
will
be
hold
today.
CHINESE
FURNISHING
SUPPLIES
TO
BRITISH
SAID
TO
BE
EXECUTED
CANTON.
Sepl.
-
Heporls
id
Chlnesii
furnishiiiff
fttpidles
lo
llrlllnhers
b"'''if
exeruteu
as
one
of
the
steps
in
M
nforrcnicnl
id
the
nun
foreitfii
boycoll
nl-o
received
l
"
DAWSON
AGAIN
OPEN!
r
hp
iri
lo
Honolulu.
Three
p
leit
IaMiiH,
Hawaii,
and
will
niuke
a
lliomtigli
'.Failure
of
Wireless
to
Fill
Need,
LOVE
CULT
IS
Change
Back
lo
Land
Was
Necessary
youugiders.
MISS
ODLUM
DIES
W.Vo
The
telegraph
line
betw-ei
llazellon
and
Tclexraph
Creek,
Ihe
link
winch
temporarily
rim
ed
lo
traffic
on
March
23
with
Ihe
idea
thai
the
business
roulu
1
handled
hy
wireless.
wa
re
opened
for
business
yesterday.
Numerous
complaint
had
come
In
that
Ihe
service
was
loo
intermittent
aud
could
not
he
depended
on,
owing
to
I
be
fre
quent
presence
of
static.
Supplies
have
Jieeii
sent
in
rot
be
litynii
at
lne
var.ou
sta-lion
nnd
everyUiing
is
worktnu
through
a
of
old.
i
ne
irypui
oi.uie
.wireie.
'
.
1
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.
.
I
t.
1.
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.
rirqe)fi
.wui
-uie
iwourr
oi
aji
.
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tnlfefHI
bf
Itfrbi
wbi
nr.
.
I
bv
hi
u.verlie.
;'"
ex,fnnirm.
uie
-Winnie
imna
S
W
IIU
I'll
lll
'I
ttUMM
(hi;.wchine9
,
U,l
,
in
Ihe
M
,
fliRl.
.
,
,
.
i
bol
h
v
orfen-e.
w.
,H.lice'
hVe
emxv
U,
Kner.
nch
need
,
,,r
-it,.
......
1
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t
llll
I
.
.............
..Mr,,,.,-.
mill
aun
't-i.'.M
i'r
Iiandleil
by
way
of
Tlmoiiton
and
Fort
.Siinpsoii,
wilb
a
view
lo
effeclins
economies.
Finding
thai
it
was
not
possible
!
jrive
good
service
that
way,
the
chanK''
back
to
tiie
old
system
has
licen
made,
and
from
this
time
on
Uie
business
will
?o
tjv
wire.
"
FLY
DURING
FAIR
WEEK
Colonel
J.
Scott
Williams
to
Operate
Flying
Boat
Hero
Three
Days
Col.
J.
Scott
Williams,
man
aper
of
the
Laurentlde
Air
Servlco
and
pilot
of
the
Vlck-ers
Viking
flying
boat
which
returned
on
Monday
from
the
Llard
River
district,
announced
this
mornln-
that
the
ma-chlno
and
Its
personnel
will
remain
In
Pr.nco
Rupert
for
Fair
Weok.
This
decision
was
reached
last
evening
following
a
meeting
between
Co!.
Williams
and
Ben
Self,
president,
and
a
committee
from
the
Fair
Board.
As
an
attraction
during
Fair
Week,
the
public
will
bo
taken
for
fl'flhts
on
Cunday,
Monday
and
Tuesday.
The
charge
will
be
$10
por
pe
r
s
o
n.
MACKENZIE
WINNER
GOLF
QUALIFICATION
Lad
from
Washington
to
Enter
for
the
Championship,
Boating
Many
Voterans
OAKMONT,
Sepl.
2,-Holand
Mackenzie,
a
youthful
Washing
Ion
slur,
led
sixteen
player
to
iualiry
for
the
national
amateur
championship
yesterday
w
i
I
h
1
15.
Hohhy
Jones
came
second
with
117.
Iiilereslinu
features
or
the
game
were
the
defeat
of
such
golf
velerans
as
Oulinel,
Mar-
sloti
unit
Chic
l.vans
by
Ihe
two
VANCOl'VKIl.
Sepl,
2.
loro-
I
lira
Odium,
aged
:'d.
daughtcr
of
Oencral
Victor
V.
Odium.
died
1'
null'.
Anaii
r.sRolii'
.
Champion
Canadian
rider.
With
lie
got
iiie
saddle,
a
loving
cup
and
$1,000.
the
SIR
FREDERICK
DUTTON
PARE
PfITU
IC
Sir
Freder.ck
button,
well
Known
London
barrister
and
vice-president
of
the
lloyal
Colonial
Institute,
and
I.ady
Outton
ODLUM
REFUSES
A
title
Equal
Rates
on
Grain
to
Western
Ports
Oidered
by
Railway
Board
of
Canada
OTTAWA,
Sept.
2.
Under
an
order
Issued
today
by
the
Board
of
Tlailway
Commissioners
both
the
Canadian
Pacific
and
Canadian
National
Railways
are
instructed
to
file
tariffs
effective
not
later
than
September
15
reducing
rates
on
grain
and
flour
to
Pacific
ports
for
export
to
the
same
level
and
similarly
proportionate
as
regards
distances
as
grain
and
flour
would
carry
if
moving
eastward
for
export.
WAS
VISITOR
IN
cm
unuii
uu
1,1
10
QTHI
RAMMED
Well
Known
English
Barrister
UllLLi
UtllUMjU
and
Vice-President
of
Royal
Colonial
Institute
was
Here
this
Morning
Must
Pay
Fine
and
Will
Not
Be
Reinstated
for
Several
Days
Says
rlugglns
NEW
YOllK,
Sept.
2.
Despite
conciliatory
moves
and
offer?
of
.....
i
.
'
.
,
,
,
were
passenger
ironi
boat
to.'u'oiogy
lor
uie
criucisni
oi
train
this
morning.
Thev
are
onWauager
Muggins,
Hulh
will
not
their
way
home
lo
England
aflerl1'
reinstated
for
at
least
scv-
n
trip
to
Australia
and
have
been!''!
'lJ-V!,
t"gins
an-
iii
Vancouver
since
last
week.i,,oum"r'
,;isl
nigh!.
the
fine
On
the
way
East
they
plan
on
Us'
b0
pending
a
lay
National
Park.
or
so
at
Jasper
CUSTOMS
AND
EXCISE
RETURNS
ARE
LARGE
Customs
and
excise
returns
for
the
month
of
August
tolalled
23,
Kio.ul,
according
to
a
state
ment
given
(ml
at
the
customs
house
this
morning.
The
figure
compare
satisfactorily
with
previous
mvilh.
BASEBALL
National
League
Hoston
?.
Chicago
0.
Pillshtii'Kli
Id.
Philadelphia
3.
American
League
Hoston
I.
New
York
2.
Philadelphia
;t.
Washington
7
CABINET
POSITION
Is
too
Busy'
to
Take
on
Any
Further
Responsibilities
at
Present
VICTOIUA.
Sept.
2.
II
Is
understood
(hat
(ieueral
Odium
has
declined
the
offer
of
a
portfolio
in
the
Oliver
(overutuent
aud
it
is
now
believed
that
no
announcement
of
new
cabinet
appointments
will
be
made
for
the
present.
-
(eneral
Odium
is
engaged
in
Ihe
bond
dealing
business,
is
publishing
the
Vnncouver
Star
and
Is
member
of
the
Legislature.
At
present
he
does
not
feel
he
can
lake
on
any
iulditiual
utis.
Trades
and
Labor
Congress
Press
for
Eight
Hour
Day
and
Object
to'
Use
of
Troops
in
Strike
Patrol
OTTAWA,
Sept.
2.
The
trades
and
labor
congress
con
venlioii
yesterday
passed
a
resolution
instructing
the
executive
In
press)
for
legisluliou
for
an
eight
hour
day
on
nil,
public
works.
for
the
passing
of
legislation
miiklnir
the
issuance
nr
iiiLslnir
injunctions
in
industrial
disputes
illegal
and
Tor
the
prohibition
of
the
use
of
troops
in
industrial
disputes.
The
executive
wired
a
protest
U
Premier
Oliver
again!
the
elimination
of
Ihe
labor
member
from
the
niovinir
vdelore
Ihoiird,
0
25
TAXI
nnd
Boston
Grill
Ambulance
Ice
Cream
goes
with
dinner
Large
I"
p
lair
Dining
Hall,
Service
with
newly
laid
dancing
Anywhere
at
Anytime.
floor
for
hire.
Stand
Royal
Hotel,
3rd
Ave.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN,
and
6th
8t.
PRINCE
RUPERT
The
latest
and
best
for
the
MATT
VIDECK,
tin
Prop.
least.
Phone
457.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
Ol
XV
NO.
901.
I'HIXCK
IllT'KHT,
H.C.,
WEDNESDAY.
SEPTEMBER
2.
1025.
Yurd.y'.
cire.i.iioii
ies3
Strctt
Mli
632
PRIfiE
FIVfi
CKNTS.
SEAPLANES
FAIL
TO
REACH
HONOLULU
ONE
NEARLY
REACHED
DESTINATION
BUT
CANNOT
BE
FOUND;
SEARCH
MADE
Seaplane
Flying
San
Francisco
to
Honolulu
Forced
Down
before
Reaching
Hawaii
cannot
be
found
A
l
eleven
o'clock
tin
-
niormiitr
Trtrnnmn
mn
luiiLuivarn
Line
iu
Only
Roof
of
Storage
Bins
to
be
Completed
at
Elevator
Site
Weather
Causing
Slight
Delay
,
,
t
Yjlh
the
pouring
of
cement
on
the
storage
bins
at
the
elevator
comiiietc
to
a
height
of
02
feet
ten
inches,
there
still
,
remains
(he
woik
of
uitling
iu
beams
and
walls
for
the
top
1
storey
before
Ihe
cupolas
are
put
in.
!
Pouring
of
eiiicnt
for
the
trackshed
is
now
An
juogress
and
forms
me
being
set
up
for
the
workhouse
Litis.
'
On
the
finishing
of
cement
pouring
on
Ihe
-storage
bins,
'there
were
a
few
men
laid
off.
A
slight
delay
is
being
experienced
on
Ihe
jolt
on
account
,
of
the
present
inclement
weather
but
it
is
not
expected
Hint
'
lhi
will
materially
affecl
Ihe
completion
of
Carler-IJalls-Ah!-
inger's
contrai
l
y
November
lo.
the
scheduled
dale.
:
i
i;
I:
AUSTRALIAN
TRADE
TRIATY
RATIFIED
AUSTRALIAN
SENATE
MKI.BOt
HNK.
Scot.
The
commercial
I
r
a
d
e
agreement
between
Australia
and
Canada
which
was
recently
arranged
between
the
two
governments
was
ratified
by
the
Australian
Senile
today.
The
agreejuen'
provides
'or
preferential
tariffs
tries
and
free
trade
on
i
others,
:i
VICTORIA
SALE
IS
SUCCESSFUL
Mayor
Pendray
and
Civlo
Officials
Elated
Over
Result
of
Auction
There
VICTOIUA,
Sept.
2.
-
Mayor
Pendray
and
the
other,
civic
ou-liiorities
here
are
elated
uver
the
outcome
of
their
rever.ted
lands
sale.
These
lauds
have
caused
'eotlnHsa6lLK0yHrsonle
;liine
past
because
no
taxes
were
j
I
cing
received
on
thent
and
the
ntlinliUH
jf
li.f.1
u
IwiLl
unit
!
"
"n.'-V
,
stantly
increasing.
.
1
he
sale
in-
dicateil
that
real
estate
in
Vic-
irTiinv
ui
rni
txtnt,
KETCHIKAN
DELIVERY
lloria.
although
low
in
pjjee,
still
FOR
SCHOONER
WIZARD
sale
followed
one
a
few
months
jago
in
the
adjacent
municipality
Halibut
Sold
on
Exchange
Today
M
l)ak
Hay
where
pood
values
Amounted
to
141,500
'Pounds
Halibut
arrivals
bei-ig
handled
i
here
IOiImv4iiI.iI
It
1.
500
iioiiinls.l
Four
American
boats
have
I-'O.-
000
pounds
and
three
Canadians
21.500
pounds.
One
ot
the
Am
Ketchikan
delivery.
This
was
the
Wizard,
which
sold
tK.000
pounds
to
the
Hoyul
Fish
t'-o.
Other
arrivals
were
as
follows
:
American
Wave,
3,000
pounds,
at
10c
and
5c.
lo
the
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.
Yukon,
30,000
pounds,
at
D.l'e
and
Sc,
lo
Ihe
Pacific
Fisheries.
Pioneer.
37,000
pounds,
at
D.S.T..
8.500
pounds,
at
10.
Ic
and
0.5c,
lo
(he
Canadian
Fish
Cold
Storage
Co.
STOCK
MARKET
Hid.
Asked,
It.
C.
Silver
5
1.20
Daly
'Alaska
22
Dunwell
4.00
2.15!
(iranhy
....
,
17.00
liladstone
20
U
.2K
I.,
and
1
.22
.20
Premier
-
....
2.25
2.27
27i
Terminus
.30
Porter.
Idaho
17
.20
(llucier
.
.
10
.15
llazellon
01
.02
Surf
Inlet
00
i
.07
silveretvsl
.15
Howe
Sound
....
-'0.00
Indian
...
0
k
.00
Marmot
Melal
t
..
.15
llufus
.18
Selkirk
Ot
Hayvievv
05
.09
H
were
received.
....
I
W
i
.
II.
.
.
II..
..,
"f"
BAIL
LOWERED
erican
boats
offering
at
the
F.x-
flfndalt
of
Ha
s.ono
Exon.
change
1
1
!
1
1
1
.
i
II.
this
I.
morning
niiiiiillifr
sold
ltlil
for
Top'
eraies
Former
Member
of
Seattle
Police
VANCOlVEIt.
Sept.
2.
Hail
for
Hoss
Watson,
who
is
awaiting
his
second
trial
in
connection
with
the
Nanaihio
bank
robbery,
has
hen
reduced
from
ten
lo
five
thousand
dollars
by
Mr.
Justice
D.
A.
Macdonahl,
following
an
affidavit
from
Harry
Stone,
wlio
is
now
s'rviig
eight
years
in
Ihe
same
ca-C.
v.uc
ami
oc,
10
me
umuuian
,
vli
ids
exonerates
Watson.
rislr
&
Cold
Murage
uo.
Const
itutiou,
50,000
iKiunds.
at
loc
aud
5e,
lo
the
Atlin
Fisheries.
Canadian
Marguerite,
0,000
pounds,
at
10.1c
and
Oc,
to
the
Atlin
Gape
Spencer,
7,000
pounds
at
10.2c
and
0.0c,
lo
thef
lloyal
Fish
Co.
PRINCE
VIEWS
46,000
CATTLE
Roundup
In
Argentine
Is
One
of
Spoctacles
Prov'jed
for
Entertainment
of
Wales
CONCOHDIA.
Argentine.
Sep!.
2.
The
marvellous
spectacle
of
n-roundup
of
ItLOOO
cuttle
w.H
one
of
the
entertainment
provided
the
Princer
of
Wales
during
his
visit
here
He
watcued
the
work
of
Ihe
gatichos
from
his
horse
ami
took
a
keen
in-1
1.
-rest
in
jhe
nlen
who
pr,;r-Itically
spend
their
live
in
I
ha
'saddle.
TRAIN
CRASHED
INTO
AUTO
ON
CROSSING
Man
and
Wife
K'JIed
Noar
High
Bluff
When
Car
Stalled
at
Wrong
Place
WINNIPEO.
Sept.
2.-
Pe'er
Muir
and
his
wire
were
killed
yesterday
when
the
truili
cradled
into
I
lie
ir
stalled
HUtouiol'
o
at
a
n-f
near
U
?I)
Ulu'f,