TAX
J
and
matin
Boston
Grill
J
Ambulance
"ll,.
II
I
..
'II
Service
Large
Lpstair
Dining
Hall,
with
newly
laid
dancing
Anywhere
at
Anytime.
floor
for
hire.
Stand
Royal
Hotel,
3rd
Ave
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN,
and
6th
St.
MATT
VIDECK,
Prop.
PRINCE
RUPERT
The
latest
and
beat
for
the
least.
Phone
457.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
YOI
XV
XO,
'
!0,
l'lUXCE
IlL
PKHT.
H.C.,
TUESDAY,
SEI'TEMHEIl
SU.
1025.
YiiUrdtr'i
Clreu'ttlon
1702.
Strut
SalM
42.
PBICE
FIVK
CENTS.
FIVE
PEOPLE
PREMIER
MINE
IS
TO
KING
ASKING
jTOWN
OF
ATLiN
i
CABINET
MEN5
IS
BUSY
PLACE
WIN
Reorganize
Government
School
Inspector
Found
Notice'
Soon
as
Election
Is
Over
able
Air
of
Prosperity
and
He
Tells
Prairie
People
j
Optimism
There
M.KPAWA.
Man..
Sw.
20.
I
tlir
opening
speech
in
itft-
wiv-t
of
W.
I,.
.Markntic
King!
i
i
last
niitlit,
'.he
Premier
an-
hiii
.
vl
linn
in.-
.
(
ton
would,
wn
or
Alhn
suys
II
i
I-folIow-il
hy
rguniaiioii
of
j
iiiM-clur
of
t.rii....i.
'
'"'
"
'
.arm
MiaiiiuriH'il
froin
lli-
i
-
iiv
th,
wanted
Ihe
niMirii-
province
j
i-Hure
Charles
SumJay
f'-liU
men
III
Parliament
frnmlnitiiiiuiiifil
In
Mr
I
i
.
Whom
lln-y
colli.
I
clin.i.e
cabinet
insters.
lit-
i
ix
it-H
f
'!
HihI
the
,
:!oll(l
llf
llllliltgrall'lll
.IllKllll
'on
western
man.
I'li-niiii
hniii
dii-lurcd
that
if
ic
Oovi-rnmenl
reeeid
the
r;irv
ujiMirl
from
lhe
wrM
.
i
,1-
iy
mi!
!(
poiirn-
geiienil-I
lie
Hudson
Hay
railway
would
i
ample'eii
CAR
PLUNGED
INTO
RIVER
Four
Were,
Killed.
25.
Allies
.East
of
Montreal
This
Morning
M't.NTIU-AI..
Sept.
SO.
Futiri
Hf.
two
nirii
mikI
iwo
women
;
r
name
an
unknown
were
sneil
ii
morning
when
the
iv
inolntc
111
willed
Ihey
were
ing
plungril
Ihrtmgh
a
bridwc
t
in
llicltf
lieu
Itiver
St)
'
)
I'iikI
of
MonlrcHl.
MoXTIUAL.
Sepl
20.
J.
A.
'
"'-.in.
'.'I
year
of
age,
n
coin-
nil
traveller,
niul
his
brother
mro
wpit
kill.-.
I
ihi
morning
"'
'he
automobile
in
which
'
v
wen
ruling
plunged
into
1
Illrhclicu
Hiver
NO
ESTIMATE
OF
HOW
MANY
Hon,
Arthur
Melghen
Confident
of
Ultimate
Results
But
Not
Specific
WIXMPLO.
Sepl.
20.
--
Hon.
Arthur
MHglicti
arrived
here
In-
morning
and
poos
to
Portage
I
.a
Prairie
where
he
will
nd-(I
I'm
n
mil
meeting
tonight.
Asked
how
many
neat,
he
expected
to
win
In
the
We!.
Mr.
Mcighcu
said:
"I
liu'
made
no
rvtl
inn
1
1
nf
Mia
uentu
111
Coll-
.values
will
carry
In
'
"
i
ran
say
is
mat
i
in
coon
uent
of
lh''
ultimate
result.''
BIG
DAMAGES
I
STEALING
CASE
U.S.
Government
Sued
for
Illegal
Seizure
In
1801
In
Behrlng
Sea
SAX
1IIAXUISCO.
Sept.
20.
aplaio
T.
P.
II.
Whllelaw
of
San
1-i':ini'lcii
I'i'iMivereil
S77.710
from
Ihe
l
ulled
Stales
(lov-
'inmeiii
In
the
firs
I
or
a
series,
,.,
was
yeslenlay
seulenced
f
damiii'e
cases
in
which
Ihe
,,
leu
days
imprisonment
charg-Oovernnieut
is
lu-insf
sued
forJ(.,
wtlh
slealing
a
ride
from
up
uauiages
on
account
of
I
he
seU
-
Ore
of
sealing
vessels
upending
In
llehrlng
Sea
in
I
HO
I.
LEAGUE
BASEBALL
National
League
Xew
York
0,
Ilrooklyn
Hostou
I,
St.
Louis
I.
American
League
UeUoit
OhG.
Xew
York
7,
Owing
to
renewed
mining
w
null
n.ii..
...
Ihe
district,
there
i
a
very
f
lilt
illaM
till
III.
,'tltl
MM-lil
ami
ptusornly
ac-nra
:
u
wtUe
sPI
.
rc
-s'rainpi
glll
Hi
I
I
T
'
-
'
The
I"'
linei'i-
miiie
.-.
of
eHire.
ttie
Itiggcst
urtivify
in
I
he
distrrl
employing
smiie
liiO
men
hnl
Ihe
Itilffner
properly
i
iiNn
workinu
Hleadily
and
li(ifng
up
a
ll.
In
addilion
lo
I
li
i
Andrew
Snlal.
miHiaU'-r
nf
Ihe
KtiKineer,
mine.
Im
a
eouple
of
hydraulirk-1
inir
oiilfit
workinff
three
mile
from
Allin
and
Ihey
are
lurmiiK
ner
n
lare
amount
of
pay
dirl.
Some
nivn
me
employed
in
Hie-!
oMraliont.
Mr.
Fraer'i
trtji
n
a
mol
enjoyaUle
one,
U
ia,
the
weather
having
.Ihd
perfeCl
jtift
like
il
linn
Iteen
in
1'Hnce
Rupert
minnft
,Uie
pat
two
3lr.
'
Fraer
will
viil
the
FrHlirol
Hlnl
lola
Iike
dl-I
rieln
I
hi
week
and.
on
hi
return
from
Ihe
interior,
expeel
to
t
lii'ean
Fnll.
NAVIGATION
CLASSES
TO
START
FORTHWITH
Two
Local
Navigators
Pass
Ex-.
amlnatlons
Held
by
Capt.
L.
H.
Lindsay,
Examiner
or
Masters
and
Mates
After
Imuiik
penl
the
past
week
in
the
nty
making
arrangement
lor
uavkiiMtion
cla!e
for
fUhernien
which
will
lit
held
here
duriiiR
the
forthcoinin
lialitnil
clne
ealn.
t'.apl.
I.kmi-I
II.
I.iudtny,
examiner
of
MiM-i.M-,
and
mate-,
will
return
in
Vaneouxer
on
the
tinlena
llu-
afternoon.
Utpl.
I.inhay
ianuouueed
thin
uuu-nini;
that
iei
Uiiiir
ii
in
readme!
lor
the
claien
to
."tart
al
olire.
Cail.
II.
ll.
Marh
will
he
instructor
and
thBo.itieH
will
prohaidy
be
hehl
In
tin
Kxchanpe
Itloek.
While
here
l.apt.
I.indfay
alfo
held
exanfi.ialii.n
for
two
local
I
naialoi'.
'
Jeff
l.umhly
and
Albert
I
'.rulervuntf
Huuliiyiing
tut;
boat
nilei
a.
RECORD
IN
HANDLING
GRAIN
BY
COMPANY
Itl.titXA.
Sept.
20.--
What
I-ielieed
lo
he
a
world's
igrnin
livi
oid
for
handling
was
estab
lished
Saturday
by
the
Saskat
chewan
Co-operative
Klcvalor
rompany
wIhmi
1.000.000
bushels
passed
through
the
company's
i-ounl
t
y
elevators.
STOWAWAY
IS
SENT
TO
JAIL
VANCOUVER
VAXt'.tll
VKIl,
Sept.
20.-
Carl
l,.,,,!!
011
the
prince
uuperi.
ANOTHER
PIONEER
DIES
AT
VICTORIA
YtrTOltlA.
Sepl.
20.
Mrs.
DROWNED
NEAR
OCEAN
PAY
ANOTHER
$400,000
DIVIDEND
THIS
WVcVl-sls
iVf
rrirssVilsiss!!issiv
The
unveding
f
'he
fl:
LADY
HIKERS
ARE
MAKING
GOOD
SPEED
i
HAZELTON
YESTERDAY
HA.KI.'HIX.
tept.
VJ.
-HuviuK
teen
t'eu
day
m
lho-oad
the
Iwo
lady
hikerK
from
I'ruiee
itupert
4
Mi
Anna
Horvik
ami
Mr.
Sam
John.iou
p.ieil
Ihrotjh
here
ye.xlerday
al
3
p.m.
."iiiK
.-Mxtii
in
the
direction
of
Prince
(ieor?e.
Thi
iilace
i"
170
niile.-
from
Prince
Itupert
so
Ihe
average
Iramp
hit"
been
sevenlcn
and
u
half
mile!
a
day
since
li-iiviim.
TWO
CAUGHT
AT
SEATTLE
Men
Implicated
In
Nanalmo
Bank
Robbery
Tried
Game
Again
Today
SKATTU..
Sept.
Two
of
three
men
who
held
up
Ihe
Ourcn
City
bank
here
today
and
obtained
5,000
were
captured
and
Identified.
They
were
ll.
T.
II.
Jnhutnn
and
Janie
lluin.,
who
with
four
other
escaped
from
jail
here
on
September
15.
Iluinf
and
.lnhutnu
were
be-
a4il,,n-
luilil
iii-n
i
I
nit.
i,i
,
exi
radii
ion
in
conueciioit
with
the
"JUMIOO
Xanaimo
bank
robbery.
OPENING
GUN
TO
BE
'
The
opening
gun
in
the
local
ptditical
campaign
will
be
fired
hy
Fred
Slork
al
Ihe
tueeline
lit
Ihe
Kmpress
l'healre
lonighl.
lie
will
outline
Ihe
reason
why
he
Ihlnks
Ihe
people
here
should
return
him
to
'he
Legislature.
BANK
BANDITS
GOT
$10,000
lUMHIllDOK.
Mass.,
Sept.
20.
F.dwnrd
C
Jloss,
hank
manager,
was
slid
ami
killed
and
a
companion
wounded
this
morning
when
three
masked
men
held
lln'tn
up
and
escaped
wilh
I0.-000
payroll.
The
Canadian
halibul
schooner
Louisa
Mallandaine.
one
of
Ihe
Tramp,
(Japl.
Sam
Maligna,
was
oldest
pioneers
of
Hrlllsh
Col-
taken
on
dry
dock
yesterday
af-umhia.
is
dead
here
in
her
OSlh'ternooii
for
keel
repairs
follow-Vl?af
Img
a
recent
i'rouiidn
jf
hei'UHMi
memorial
at
dmiire-ler.
Glotire.-ter
fi-liermeij
ot
at
ea.
A
DIVIDEND
BY1PREMIER
Sum
of
$400,0?0
to
be
Distributed
Among,
Shareholders
on
Saturday
VANCOUVER,
Sept
29.
On
Octobe."
3
the
Premier
Mine
will
distribute
the
third
quarterly
dividend
to
ihareholders
of
$400,000.
Since
March,
1921,
the
mine
has
pa!d
regular
dividends
aggregating
SS,340,625.
BANDITS
OVERLOOKED
NICE
LITTLE
AMOUNT;:
XIAfiAltA
FALLS.
JV.Y..
n.'X
Four
handil
held
up
the
!''
r
ruj
iiu-.i-iiiirr
hum
llUM
Il-j,
inj
and
eeaped
wild
a
box
eon-
lamin?
an
uudeterinlued
amount
nf
eiiMh
hnl
overlooked
lO.OOO
n
unotlier
box.
TWO
BODIES
TAKEN
FROM
SUBMARINE
THIS
MORNING
BY
DIVERS
XFAV
LOXDOX.
Sept.
20
The
bodies
of
Iwo
t-eainen
were
taken
rrom
a
sunken
submarine
thisiboo
here
this
morning
while
morning
by
divers.
Owing
to.
prayers
fur
his
wt-ll
being
were
ronttnmj
roiwh
water
fforts
to
raise
the
ernfl
hae
teo
halted.
Drowning
Case
at
,
in
which
Five
Lives
Five
persons,
residents
id
Saturday
when
a
rowliiial
capsized
Ocean
Fall,
were
no
Link.
Lake
rails.
Ihe
victims
wen
Mrs.
McKellar;
her
son.
Charles
daughler,
Jean:
David
Johnston
and
Andrew
Clark.
In
a
from
Coii-lable
A.
Dryden,
wlio
n-is
01
me
provincial
juince
nun
one
uoiiy
nan
neeu
recovered
yoslertlay.
Clark
was
a
I
ruck
driver
for
was.
a
time
keeper.
'1
lie
latter
'known
as
a
soccer
player.
His
PUBLIC
MEETING
Empress
Theatre
TONIGHT
Tuesday
TONIGHT
at
FRED
STORK,
M.P.
And
oilier.
will
address
meeting
Seats
Reserved
for
Ladies.
Ma-.
in
houtir
ot
the
SUGGEST
EMBARGO
FOREIGN
ROUTES
CARRYING
GRAIN
VAXi:)t'YKH.
Sept.
j.
lire
of
Ihe
remedies
prupo.-ed
fot:
.the
-Uikin?
or
from
05
lo
75
per
cent
"1
Canadian
grain
to
Xew
York
and
other
American
port.
is
lo
place
a
surcharge
on
grain
shipped
nut
by
American
routes.
It
was
claimed
at
the
recent
gathering
of
repre-senlalies
u
f
Alberta.
Saskatchewan
ami
Hritish
Columbia
lien
that
the
rates
lo
I'acilic
port.
was
lower
I
ban
to
any
other
and
yet
practically
no
grain
is
cumin?
this
way.
An
investigation
is
to
be
mailt'
into
the
cause
of
this
condition.
4
4
.
FIRST
BISHOP
CARIBOO
TODAY
K
AM
LOOPS.
Sep.
29
-llev1.
l)r
W.
II.
Williams
of
Knglatid
was
consecrated
firs
I
bishop
of
t.ari
offered
in
Anglican
churches
Mir-nighont
the
world.
Ocean
Falls
Persons
Lose
when
Boat
Capsize
drowned
la
near
Ocean
nui
wir
is
nive.-tigaliiip.
the
henilqu;ir
nere
were
advised
llu
nioriiiug
Ihe
Pacific
Mills
ami
-Johnston
was
11
relumed
soldier
and
we
home
was
in
Yuucoover.
8.15.
Everybody
Welcome.
BETTER
PRICES
LAST
PLANE
IS
HALIBUT
TODAY
OFF
FOR
SOUTH
American
First
Class
Goes
Over
Flying
Officer
Hull,
Lieut.
Fifteen
Cents
and
Canadian
Mawdsley
and
Mechanic
Seconds
up
lennant
Left
Yesterday
;
pop
jePono
Beach
Al
the
exchange
this
morning
-
American
firt
grade
lish,
sold
The
last
of
the
machines
to
be
tor
higher
than
fifteen
cents
but
engaged
in
fishery
patrol
work
Canadian
got
the
belter
of
it
on
hei.;
this
season.
Flying
Hoa!
seeiinil
graiie.
all
Veiling
for
ItX.
piloted
by
Flying
Officer
sev.Ti
cents
whereas
Americans
Allan
11.
Hull,
left
the
Oigby
ls-.til
six.
Details
of
the
sale
fol-'lainl
bae
yesterday,
for
Itoyal
w:
ICaiiadiin
Air
Force
headquarters
American
'al
Jericho
Iteaeh,
Vancouver.
Kanaaa.
-s.ooO,
1,,
Hoollij
Ut-sides
-Flying
Officer
JI11II,
-ti'Ties
at
15.30c
and
(5o.
Hnk
.'5.0IKC
to
Allin
Fiyher-
at
15.30c
and
(c.
Ititfy,
8,000,
to
I
too
tli
Fish-
"rie
at
tii.SOc
and
Cc.
j
Polaris.
10.0110.
lo
Itoyal
Fish
o.
al
lie
ami
Gc.
Canadian
ihief
.ihassa,
lo.ooo.
to
Cold
torage
at
ii.SOc
and
7c.
Ho-e
Sjiit.
8,000.
to
Allin
Fislr-
ries
a
I
I2.D0c
and
7c.
HAY.,
7.500,
to
Cold
Storage
M
2.8ic
and
7c.
While
Lily.
6.000,
to
Cold
Slor-j
lge
at
13c
and
7c.
Ternen,
8,500,
to
Itoyal.
Fish
'
:
at
1
2.00c
and
-7c.
-
-
Aiken.
8.000.
to
Cold
Storage
I
l2.5oc
and
7c.
Yerna,
3.500,
lo
Itoyal
Fish
Co.
at
12.50c
and
tic.
X.
&
S
3.500.
lo
Cold
Sloraxei
12.80c
and
Cc.
OURIST
SEASON
'
IS
NOW
THROUGH
,
.
j
Jasper
Park
Is
Closing
for
Win-
ter
and
Triangle
9
Tour
Ex-
P
1
curslon
Tickets
Are
Going
Off
Sale
Ihe
summer
tourist
season
is
now
praclic-dlly
Hjver.
Jasper
ark,
the
C.X.H.
summer
resort
which
hits
been
operated
this
year
wilh
great
success
having
ad
more
viilors
than
ever
be-i
ore.
will
close
tomorrow
for
the
winter.
C.X.Il.
triangle
lour
ex-j
cursion
liekels
will
also
go
off
sale
tomorrow.
CAPT.
MARSH
TO
BE
vw
nnuT
ii'innm
IX
HY
TUTU
TTrtlXULll
Expected
Local
Man
Will
Receive
Appointment
to
Succeed
Late
;
Capt.
E.
C.
McCoskrle
ll
is
expected
that
Capt.
It.
C
Marsh
of
Prin:e
Itupert
will
'horlly
he
appoiulid
harbor
inas-
ler
and
port
warden
to
succeed;
Ihe
lale
Capt.
F..
C.
McCoskrie.!
''apt.
Marsh
is
duly
qualified
fori
'he
position.
beiiMr
a
deep-sea
'tiasler.
He
assisted
Capt.
McCoskrie
on
occasions
before
the
latler's
dealh.
STOCK
MARKET
Hid.
Asked.
n.C.
Silver
...
1
.25
Ounwell
I.
fin
riladslonc
.20
U
.28
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FALLS
QUARTER
IFIight
Lieutenant
V.
F.
Mawds-iley
and
Mechanic
T!.
C.
Tennaut
(went
south
on
Ihe
plane.
Mechanic
W.
WInny,
the
only
mem-,
her
of
the
personnel
now
left
here,
will
proceed
to
Vancouver
en
the
llardena
this
afternoon.
.
Flyiiw
Officer
Hull
returned
in
Sunday
from
the
Queen
t'hai-lolle
Islands
after
having
been
there
three
weeks
engaged
In
patrol
duties.
NO
LIMIT
TO
OUR
FUTURE
So
Say
British
Journalists
Who
Have
Been
Visiting
Western
Canada
MOXTllKAL,
Sept.
20.
After
travelling
10.000
miles,
u
party
nf
luii
1
1
f
i
-
Ii
nntiv
tfjiiiiiMiinn
.
ifached
here
this
morning
from
the
Pacific
coast.
AH
were
en-
"""
over
me
possiumiies
j
,,,e
fr
auu
espresseu
uiu
.
....
11
il
.1
:
kl.
1
l-t
1.1...
I
nB
heller
that
wttiuttie
rlglil
kind
or
1
immigration
and
a
flow
of
Hritish
capital
there
was
no
limit
lo
the
future
of
the
country.
MEIGHEN
NAILS
!
COLORS
FAST
Declared
For
Protective
Tariff
Candidly
and
Openly
In
Address
tout
vvjlma.m,
Sept.
20.
s.
peaking
here
last
night
Hon.
Art
bur
Meighen
reilerated
Ins
belief
in
a
tariff
"camUdly
and
openly
protective."
The
speech
was
iievoieii
mainly
to
railway
affairs.
"I
have
never
-proposed
amalgamation
of
the
Canadian
Pacific
ami
Canadian
National
Itailways.
he
declared.
SPENT
NIGHT
IN
THE
WOODS
Glr!
Hiker
at
Vancouver
Got
Lost
on
Grouse
Mountain
but
Eventually
Found
YAXCOl
YF.Il.
Sepl.
20.
When
she
became
separated
from
her
roippanions
on
nrousut
.Mountain
yesterday
Kuid
Hammond
1
lost
her
way
and
was
forced
to
spend
the
greater
;iarl
or
Ihe
night
tt
4
Ihe
thick
wood.
Sie
arrived
home
yesterday
morning
JimI
n
search
parties
were
leaving
lo
lotk
ror
her.
CHINESE
TELEGRAPHS
TIED
UP
BY
STRIKE
SIIAXOIIAI.
Sept.
50.
The
en-entire
Chinese
tHeraph
system,
conn-rising
11?
a
:'iiis,
was
lied
up
today
following
rt
t'riko
of
.09
14
iteii
yi
api.ers.