25
i
w.iy
pad.
TAXI
nnd
Ambulance
Service
Anywhoro
at
Anytime.
Stand
Royal
.Hotel,
3rd
Ave.
and
Gth
St.
MATT
VIDECK,
Prop.
VOI
W
NO.
"OH,
by
Premier
King
OTTWVA.
8epl.
K
In
a
lale--hed
yplinl.iy.
Hon.
Ar-M''
lien,
leader
of
the
value,
dealt
with
tonne
:
liargex
made
by
Premier
In
speech
al
lllchinond
Saturday.
Tu
Pi-i-niier
eeks
lo
eseue
l.j.'ititv
nf
lila
frinp
venm
of
'!'
:m
Hie
plea
dial
lie
bad
an
adeiiualu
majority,"
slal-M
Meiuhen.
who
declared
I'm
the
Premier
had
no
policy
Hie
iptesHous
of
transporla-
'
UHingralion,
tariff
and
the
a
e
an
of
which,
arcordii.g
'
b
lung
required
miIiiIioii.
PREMIER
KING
IS
ON
STUMP
Oponod
Woitorn
Ontario
Campaign
Yesterday
Asks
That
Majority
Do
Qlvon
Party
1X1
ll;li,
(),,.,
scpl.
8.
Pit-inu
r
King
yesterday
opened
Lis
ve:,iern
Ontario
campaign
with
harp
stricture's
for
what
ho
o-iiumI
liiu
"ilelracllons"
of
lion.
ArMuir
Meiglien,
leader
of
the
I
luiscrvaiivos.
Ho
asked
the
ele
iir-
to
UVI,
u
goveriiiiieul
!
"tilt:
f
initial
majority
o
that
H
i"Udil
deal
effectively
with
the
Problems
of
the
tariff,
traiispor-'i'umi,
immigration
and
senate
reform.
I
GERMANY
INVITED
OI
NirVA.
Pent.
H.
The
Allies
li.'ivn
.liiriiill..!..
ii
inviirii
iiriiiiuiij
iiHend
the
conference
fur
eoiiMileralloii
of
the
proposed
I
air
lliwitl
for
Hie
occasion,
ar
rived
from
the
south
yeslertlay
He
has
been
appearing
with
success
Hi
southern
fairs
ami
it
evpectod
he
will
be
as
popular
i
VIHIIor
liero
uv
iiv
'
eUewlierew
Jndaing
of
exhibits
starled
Mils
inoniinz
Willi
the
intention
of
having
It
finished
and'
the
priie-w
inning
exliibd
maived
by
the
opening
tonight.
The
government
Judges
arrived
front
the
Interior
on
ye.sieruay
aner-
noou's
tram.
LEAGUE
BASEBALL
(Sunday
scores)
American
League
liolon
5.
Washington
3.
r.hlcago
,
St.
Louis
It.
Philadeliliia
3,
New
York
I.
National
League
llostoii
I
t-l
I.
Hrooklyn
l-t.
SI.
Louis
U,
IJincliinall
3.
pitlsburgli
.
Chicjfgo
2.
(Monday's
scores)
American
Leaguo
New
St.
York
t,
Hoslon
5.
I.
mill
u-l.
Detroit
7-3.
Chicago
5-5.
Cleveland
U-0.
Washinglon
2-7.
Pliila.
l-.
National
Leaguo
Cincinnali
8.
t.
Louis
.(i.
Chicago
5-11.
Plllsliurgh
H-8.
01
bets
postponed
on
account
of
rain.
SENATOR
BRADBURY
DEAD
fi'fi'itn
Sent.
H
I.
lent.
-Cul
in
in"",
i
.
ii
iii.n.
iiirv.
i
.ii
iservaiive
II.
ll.
;
..
Senator
or
SclkirK,
.Man.,
men
.on
.in....
...i.......
i..i
Sunday.
Heceasru,
nmui:
iram
ne
was
Hint
of
a
brick
maun
r,.r...-,.iv
was
years
of
age.
ii..
in
rrance
for
a
short
Hie
Ureal
Will
,1I1UJ
i.,:-.aB
NOMINATION
DAY
HERE
OCTOBER
15
CI
T
T
A
W
A.
Sept!
8.-Nominations
for
J
tie
general
fcsleral
election
wliieh
l
uov
definitely
sol
for
October
2i
will
lake
place
on
OctoOer
-2
in
27
ridings
covering
widely
scattered
lerrilnry,
incliiitiiig
Skeeiia,
where
the
randidates
will
be
named
mi.
October
ji.
LAURA
FRIZZELL
Hon.
Gcorno
N.
Gordon,
Former
ly
Deputy
Speaker,
Takos
Immigration
Portfolio
CONTEST
WINNER
Receives
$500
Scholarship
from
Exhibition
Board
for
Selling
Most
Tickets
Miss
Laura
Frizzell,
Skeena
llHcr
and
Llks'
oandidale,
wa-w
inner
of
the
$500
scholarship
offered
in
connection
with
the
rair
Hoard's
ticket
selling
cam
paign
which
closed
Saturday
night
Miss
l
ruzell
had
a
long
lead
over
her
next
rival
who
was
Mis
Adeline
llenrrcksen.
.Miss
Kalherine
Harvey,
Miss
Alberta
llirhiiioml.
and
Arthur
Johnson
followed
in
the
order
mentioned.
All
I
lie
candidates
received
ten
per
cent
of
their
collections.
NEW
MINISTER
IS
SWORN
IN
TODAY
OTTAWA,
Sept.
8.
Hon.
Oeo.
N.
Cordon
was
this
morning
MORO
FISHERMEN
DROWN
IN
STORM
Thlrty-flvo
Lost
Their
Lives
In
Typhoon
Noae
Philippine
Islands
MANILA,
Sept.
8.
Thirty-rive
Morn
fishermen
are
believed
to
have
been
drowned
in
11
typhoon
on
the
Sula
Sea.
Five
survivors,
ufler
battling
with
Hie
siorm
for
ive
day-,
dnfled
ashore.
WENATCHEE
CLOUDBURST
Seventeen
Killed",
Four
Missing
and
Three
Are
Ser.'ously
Injured
WENATCHTE,
Wash.,
Sept.
8.
Seventeen
killed,
ten
ace
missing
and
three
are
serl-ous'y
Injured
as
a
.result
of
a
cloudburst
accompanied
by
a
heavy
windstorm
which
struck
Sprjnq
Valley,
near
here,
late
Saturday
afternoon
and
destroyed
six
frame
buildings.
Most
of
the
killed
were
in
a
three-story
note)
which
the
wind
carried
sixty
feet.
The
storm
was
the
worst
experienced
In
the
northwest
for
many
years.
The
roaring
wall
of
water
twelve
feet
high
swept
down
from,
a
canyon
upon
the
Great
Northern
railway
terminal
at
Sprlngwatcr,
and,
picking
up
a
hole!
and
flvo
dwellings
In
Its
path,
tore
them
to
sollnters.
The
three-story
Sprlncwator
Hotel
was
hurled
sixty
feet
across
tho
street.
WENATCHEE,
Sept.
8.
(Later)
Tho
dead
now
number
17
as
a
result
of
tho
flood
and
four
more
missing
are
believed
dead.
Dama?o
Is
estimated
at
$500,000.
MISS
ELEANOR
PECK
TO
WEDJ1YDER
MAN
Marrlago
of
Wel'-Known
Former
Local
Girl
to
Take
Placo
at
Premier
Next
Monday
The
wedding
will
lake
place
at
Premier
on
September
1
1
of
Miss
F.leanor
Peck,
daughter
of
Mi.-
II.
,lil,m.l.
.ii
llnnL-
,.f
V,.f
,
-
.
,
J
."I
I
...
.lllllllllllV.il
till
VII
......
sworn
111
as
a
member
of
Iho
...
,
,
.
..
,
,
'st.niinster
a.
d
ror.ner
i..c.n-
Privy
Council,
becoming
minis-
ler
of
i.nimgral.oi,
and
colonic
,l'r
,.
,."L'
Ur;
""""i!1
.!?
!'
Hon.
He
was
formerly
deputy)'"
speaker
of
Hie
House.
j1""-1"':
"-
1
MARY
ELEN
SMITH
NOT
YET
APPOINTED
ye)
.
TO
TARIFF
BOARD
(Special
lo
Daily
News'
OTTAWA,
Sept.
8.
Official
denial
Is
given
rumors
to
the
effect
Ihal
Mrs.
Mary
Kllen
smith,
Vancouver,
has
been
appointed
to
the
tariff
advisory
hoard
which
Premier
King
announced
011
Saturday
would
bo
formed.
There
have
been
no
np
poiiitmeuts
inado
lo
(he
board
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
PIUXCK
HU'KIIT.
H.C.,
TIKSDAY.
SKPTKMHKK
8.
1025.
FRANCE
IN
FINAL
StUurday't
Circulation
1633
i
DAVIS
CUP
MATCHES
Jean
Borotra
Eliminates
tralia
by
Defeating
Gerald
Patterson
at
Forest
Hlllls
.'r-
FOHKST
HILLS.
Sept.
8.
Jty
defeating
Oerald
Patterson,
the
Australian
in
the
foUrth
match
of
the
Davis
Cup
play,
Jean
Horolra
earned
Iho
right
for
France
lo
meet
the
United
stales
for
possession
of
the
Davis
Cup.
The
final
matches
will
start
in
Philadelphia
on
Thursday.
STABBING
IS
MYSTERIOUS
Seven
Girls
Knifed
In
Montreal
by
"Phantom
Dagpcrman"
Whom
Police
Cannot
Find
MONTH
KAL,
Sept.
8.
Three
girls
were
stabbed
yesterday,
one
seriously,
by
a
"phantom
dagserman"
whom
the
police
are
unable
to
tocale.
Seven
slab
bing
took
place
in
the
same
listrict,
and
the
remarkatle
thing
is
that
none
of
Hie
victims
saw
their
assailant.
One
girl
received
three
distinct
wounds
in
the
back.
MANY
MORE
PUPILS
AT
PUBLIC
SCHOOLS
Long
Vacation
Ended
Today
Increased
Attendance
Is
General
Report
The
cily
schools
reopened
this
morning
after
the
long
summer
vacation.
Increased
attendance
is,
reported
from
I
he
High
School
and
Hooth,
llordeu
Street
and
Seal
Cove
public
schools.
There
are
also
a
large
number
of
be
ginners
at
the
public
schools.
NO
TR
ACE
YET
0FPN9N0.1
San
Francisco
-
Honolulu
Flying
Boat
Is
Still
Missing
HONOLULU.
Sept.
8.
There
is
slill
no
trace
of
the
missing
flying
boal
PN-9
No.
1
of
the
Ill-fated
Sail
Francisco-Honolulu
flight
which
started
a
weak
ago.
The
search
is
still
011
and
will
probably
continue
for
a
few'
days
Y.'tl
Strait
Salaa
48
Boston
Grill
Ice.
Cream
goes
with
dinner
Large
I
pslair
Dining
Hall,
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor
for
hire.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN,
The
latest
and
best
for
the
least.
Phone
467.
PRICE
FIVK
CENTS.
ANNUAL
EXHIBITION
WILL
START
TONIGHT
BRITISH
GOVERNMENT
TAKES
ENERGETIC
ACTION
STAMP
OUT
COMMUNISM
Big
Show
Opens
This
Evening;
Everything
Ready
for
Fall
Fair
Hailed
n
Hie
best
that
hat
ever
been
held
in
the
titv
anil
Hut'
a
rather
ambitious
prediction,
the
WJTi
Prince
Ilupert
rxtt
i.iitnii
will
ne
opencil
al
7
o
clock
this
evening
by
Fred
s
k.
M.P..
unil
will
continue
in
progress
until
the
end
of
the
k
For
the
pal
few
day,
the
Pair
building
ha
litiuiuied
;
Mi
he
arlivilv
of
the
neoide
in
rhnrire
and
I
In
mam-
imrunu
have
been
arranging
the
thousand
of
exhibits
covering
me
range
01
kui
ami
nit
if
m
lr
of
Central
and
Nortlterii
Hi
'
u
Columbia.
In
addition
to
what
is
said
to
be
a
larger
RENE
VIVIANI,
EX-PREMIER
OF
FRANCE
PASSES
.display
than
ever
of
the
usual
Fair
exhibits,
the
building
itself
contain
many
interesting
commercial
booth.
Tlie
midway
i-oniani"
a
iiiiillitude
of
carnival
attract
mint
and
the
sports
grounds,
will
be
kepi
buv
throughout
the
week
with
a
big
bill
of
haeball
and
football
Mine.
Ac
usual,
the
nurce
ol
U)e
pjX,j(,ition
w
,fend
large-
War
Premier
was
Greatest
Ora-ily
Uhiii
Hie
weather.
As
fur
a
tor
In
Nation'
Hlstory.
j
arrangements
are
concerned,
the
Famous
Lawyer
and
I
Fair
Hoard
ha
I
he
maun
of
de-Statesman
tail
well
in
hand
and
the
big
K
r
i
r
if
.
annual
thow
is
now
'ready
to
s.
,,t.
H.
lime
Vivinnt.'go."
of
France,
died
all
Over
the
werk
end
viitnr
Sanitarium
where
hel
front
all
over
the.
ilUlriel
and
nflneil
toiire
his
eol-'from
AlaW
arrival
in
bun-
years
nso.
He
w'iih
ti2,drd.
Ilnee
from
Hie
interior
and
was
Premier
orjbrtmalil
many
exhibits,
inrlud-
jr
the
early
singe
of
Ing
the
big
dUlrict
display
War.
A
an
urn
I
or.
he
which
Hit
ear
promise
In
eon--
eipnil
in
the
history
slllule.
more
of
a
feature
than
Il
was
inieriialional-jevr.
The
Aiyaush
native
band
'"
n
n
lawyr
and
slate-
I
here,
well
a
the
hand
Innn
r.:.
jthe
American
village
of
New
TORY
LEADER
MAKES
REPLY
Mellakalla.
Holh
were
on
hand
al
the
O.T.I,
wharf
yesterday
and
played
selections
ax
a
big
delegation
conUiihing
well
ovn
1
1
no
person
from
Ketchikan,
in
cluding
the
baseball
tram,
nrriv-l.il
on
the
steamer
Prince
Hu-
-
i
perl.
Uiued
a
Statement
Yesterday
j
("apt.
Oeorgc
Ah.
crack
shot
Deallna
with
Charots
Made
land
-Cowboy
King,"
who
ha
been
specially
engaged
ny
me
A
group
of
ladies
o
the
imperial
pros
oureieuce
parly
shown
as
tin
y
attended
u
Vancouver
tonal
function
given
in
their
honor
by
Mrs.
It.
J.
Cronibie.
Left
lo
right:
Mrs.
J.
W.
.Stewart,
Lady
Davie.
Mrs
Mary
Kllen
Smith.
M.L.A..
Visionnte
Ilurtiham,
Mr.
A.
I).
Mi
Ilae
and
Mrs.
Ctumbie.
Alarming
Spread
of
Bolshevist
Influence
in
Britain
Reported
by
Detectives
to
Home
Office
LLONDON,
Sept.
8.
The
government
is
reported
to
be
taking
energetic
action
to
check
increasing
activities
of
Communists
by
ordering
the
arrest
of
agitators
concerned
in
plots
lo
spread
propaganda
among
the
members
of
the
Army
and
Navy.
Scotland
Yard
is
reported
to
have
handed
the
Home
Secretary
evidence
of
un
alarming
spread
of
Communism
since
the
lale
Labor
government
removed
restrictions
against
the
entry
of
Russians
into
Britain.
The
Home
office
lias
also
been
informed
of
a
proposal
on
the
part
of
the
Communists
to
com
mence
next
Saturday
week
special
agitation
in
troop
centres.
BETTER
PRICES
FOR
PRFPARATIONS
HALIBUT
PAID
TODAY
Hr.
Eleven
Boats
Sold
Catches
To-1
tailing
118,500
Pounds
at
Exchange
Today
Prices
were
somewhat
iinprov-l
ed
at
the
Fish
Fxebange
this!
In
Novel
Manner
A
wedding
of
much
local
interest
look
iilace
Ibis
morning
in
St.
Andrew's
Church
when
Mrs.
Alberliiie
Fortier,
widow
of
the
late
Middy
Fortier,
was
married
to
Horace
A)
Du
Hamel,
llev.
Professor
Sliorlt
officiat
ing.
The
couple
are
both
well
known
locally
and
will
be
the
recinieuls
ot
hearty
roturatula-
tions
from
a
wide
circle
ofj
friends.
"
v.
Weather
perinllflti"ft,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Du
Hamel
will
fly
to
Ketchikan
on
the
big
Vfekcrs
Viking
flying
boat
piloted
by
S.
C.
Caldwell
this
afternoon
or
tomorrow
morning.
The
plane
w
!l
he
held
over
at
Ketchikan
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Du
Hamel
will
return
on
il
I
tomorrow
uiglil
or
Thursday
morning.
SENATOR
DANURAND
LEAGUE
PRESIDENT
OlLNFVA.
Sepl.
8.
Senator
Datiduraml
of
Ottawa
has
been
elected
president
of
the
sixlh;a
sembly
"f
the
League
"f
Xaliniis.
AdverHse
in
the
Daily
News
rUK
fcLtlTIUN
.
H.
Mortimer
Appointed
Re-turn
Officer
for
Th'p
District
To
Register
Votes
morning.
Five
American
boats
E
Mortimer
has
received
landed
72,500
pounds
of
halibut
nolice
of
his
appoint
menut
as
and
averaged
slightly
under
f-c
r,tUming
officer
for
the
elec-and
7c.
Six
Canadian
boats
soldltDra.
auirict
of
skeena
In
the
16,00.1
pouuds
and
reeeued
over
j
foH
ie0,ujug
federal
election..
13c
aiui
tic.
hbe
writ
lias
been
issued
nidthe
Arrival
anu
sales
were
asi
follows;
...
.
.
.
I
American
Hi
Oil!.
6,500
pounds,
al
l
and
7c;
Swan,
S.iiilO
I'Oiind.
al
I5.8e
and
7c,
and
Star.
10,000
pounds,
al
Ilk-
and
7c,
lo
the
Royal
Fish
Co.
Allen,
33,000
pounds,
al
15.1c
and
7c,
lo
the
Pacific
fisheries.'
Daly,
28,000
pound,
at
!5.tU
and
7c,
to
the
llootli
Fisheries
I
Canadian
Co.
Canadian
j
Impcrieuse,
0,000
pounds,'
:i'
13.
4c
and
Cc,
lo'lhe
Atlin
Fish
eries.
f
Toodie,
7,500
pounds,
al
l3.-.-
and
Cc,
and
Mayflower,
3,o00
pounds,
at
13.
Ic
and
tic,
lo
tho
A'tlin
Fisheries.
White
Lily,
7.500
pounds,,
at
13.1c
and
0e;
Tillie
S.,
7500
pounds,
at'
LUc
and
tic,
and
Sen.
Maid,
It.
000
pounds,'
at'
t3.7e
and
7c,
to
Hi.'
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
SiiM-.i.'.-i'
i'.i'.
ON
AERIAL
HONEYMOON:1:
nomination
day
will
bo
October
1
with.
the.
election
on
October.
The
urban
registrars
for
the
city
of
Prince
Ilupert,
of
whom
there
will
be
twip
will
start
to
compile
the
voters'
list
and
take
ai-plicalions
for
registration
on
Thursday,
September
2t,
and
ending
Wednesday.
September
J0.
Lrnest
A.
Morgan
has
been
appnoiied
election
clerk.
DAVE
THOMSON
TO
FLY
SOUTH
Will
be
First
Civilian
to
Make
Trip
by
Air
From
Here
to
Vancouver
David
Thomson
wilt
fly
to
Vancouver
as
the
guest
of
Col.
J.
Scotl
Williams
when
the
Vickers
Viking
flying
niachina
of
the
Laureiilide
Air
Service
takes
oft
for
Hie
southern
city
Ibis
week.
The
plane
is
scheduled
to
leave
nst
as
soon
as
local
business
is
onmleted
and
the
weather
is
suitable.
This
will
probably
not
ibe
before
Thursday
morning.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Horace
Du
Hamel
..
,,;,,,,
11.14
fiti.Mii
MY.
to
Celebrate
Wedding
Today
Thomson
will
be
the
first
civilian
ever
to
fly
from
Prince
Ilupert
to
Vancouver.
Another
feature
of
Col.
Williams
flight
south
is
that
lie
plans
it
to
be
the
first
nonstop
flight
between
Prince
Hubert
anil
Vancouver.
NEW
DIAMOND
'
FIELD
FOUND
Thousands
of
Workers
In
Jo
hannesburg
Quit
Their
Jobs
to
Go
Prospecting
JOHANNKSHUIUi.
Sepl.
8.
Thousands
of
worker
In
Hits
district
have
abandoned
their
Jobs
to
take
pari
in
the
diamond
rush
near
Oerzen
Kraal,
where)
valuable
finds
are
reported.
Slmies
weighing
28
carats
each
are
said
to
have
been
found
18
inches
beneath
the
soil.
DIED
YESTERDAY
V
Owen
.Prltchard,
Sige.l
30.
a
recent
arrival
from
i
Hie
Old
Country,
died
111
the
Prince
Ilupert
(leneral
Hospital
yesterday
morning.
He
had
been
residing
nil
Xinib
Avenue
West.