yctitl
Jroieiv..FMt
In
Ice
off!-Hcrtshel
Island
After
Being
Damaged
'
U.I.,
Sepi.
1;'.
II
ud
ii
s
l',v
.
.
,nn-r
lliiy
liuii'i,
im
!i
ill
was
nnu-iui
i
,
(.v
ireim
derail.
is
crpoi
ted
today
lo
i'
li
"X'
ti
fas
i
lii
ik
for
hrlp
The
'.
i
rtl
"(Iff
ll
i-
U-
!
U
I
ldlH
lirre
Hint
"lo
v
n
1m
aide
to
tuak'-"i"
ic.
Previous
i.'H'i
-Hiat
the
vessel
ial
hr
'
m
nide
slove
in
t-
a
of
SO
frW
and
she
wa
-
i-adly.
V
nn
il
VKIl.
Sept.
I.1
Hnd-l;t
official
wired
oiuwa
"iusling
Ihat
overture-lo
Washington
lo
send
'
I'd
Slnle
mller
He:r.
lukan
wnler.
lo
Ihe
1
'
if
llayeliiniw.
The
oCfi-'
iini'd
l
Kve
out
a
-
of
ihi-
rrrw.
but
II
i
I
Itn-ir
are
.13
mei
BALL
TEAMS
AT
LUNCHEON
Function
Qlven
by
Fair
Board
Today
In
Honor
of
Anyox
and
Ocean
Falls
Visitors
'I'ne
Anyox
haschall
and
Ocean
f'X'Iball
teams
were
guest
f
'lie
Fair
Hoard
nl
n
luncheon
:
'
was
held
this
aflenioon
In
Sl
llegid
Cafe.
Afler
Hie
d
hail
been
enjoyed,
inal-nerlalijlnjr
lo
Uio
doveloji-t'f
uiler-lown
eporl
were
i-Hi-it.
itiiil
u
plcasuul
spirit
Jd
porlmaiiIilp
wnf
ox-i'd
helwi'uii
the
repretenta-'
'hi.
thriio
dlsliicl
towns.
iicn
s.-ir.
iiri'sldent
or
the
IVir
1
wan
hi
the
chair,
lie
re-ll
'in
of
the
dtfViiMillle
had
heeu
mol,
tuiavoldahle
11
as
the
Fair
Hoard
was
'
giuinucd
on
page
six)
WORLD
SERIES
TO
OPEN
OCTOBER
7
.,.
'''HI
W1
XIMIIA.
Sept.
12.
world
ehamiilonsliiii
scries
'I
(uisiMial)
(,,ens
i,
Oetoher
7
m
'"'
eily
winning
the
National
Was
unuouueed
today.
SSUSrLE)
SSSSK-X
mWW
MR.
VANAMBURGH
i.
a
uil'V
iiiiM'llr.l
Hilde
student
of
many
year
exper-i'iiee.
Il'
i-
a
writer
on
llllili-
tiiir
and
a
llilde
ptim-ilor
f
ii"le.
You
owe
II
li
yourelf
to
liear
I
lift
ntitltlatiNe
li-rloror
on
n
tiilijci'l
of
wnild
inlerosl
at
tin"
lime.
OLD
COUNTRY
FOOTBALL
English
League,
Division
I.
A-i-nal
I.
l.lerpool
I.
-i
.ii
Villa
2,
Newcastle
2.
Ulackhurn
llovem
I.
West
llrom.
:
limy
:',
llirmingliam
I.
I
i
i
inn
I.
'loltenliain
1.
Ilinldcisficld
1,
Canlirf
Cily
1.
t
ir.
sirr
I.
Leeds
3.
t,.n.h.-st,T
Cily
I.
Manchosler
I
niled
I.
uiis
C.ouiity
3.
Ilolton
0.
Sunderland
0.
Sheffield
United
I.
Weslhttm
United
8,
llurnloy
n.
Scottish
League,
Division
I.
.
I.cnlecn
:i.
Hangers
1.
Critic
0.
Cowdenhealh
1.
iMiudec
2,
llamillim
2.
Ilcarls
?.
I'.lydehauk
0.
Kilmarnock
2.
Morion
0.
Mollicrw.ll
IHihernlaus
1.
l'arlick
J.
Falkirk
2.
Haiti)
lli.vcrs
-'.
A'irdriiMinlans
1.
St.
Johiisii'iir
0.
Iiundce
United
1
S
'.Miiri'n
:i.
iiucrn's
I'ark
I.
LEAGUE
BASEBALL
National
Loanuo
Ilrooklyn
N
Y"rk,
SI
I
ouis
5,
I'illshurgh
3.
Philadelphia
-
'"
American
Leaquo
llosion
i-
WI''";
5-X.-W
,.rk
?.
l'liilailclplua
ivli-l
"'""'
5'
0-
3.
FALL
SCHEDULE
OF
STEAMERS
TO
START
MIDDLE
NEXT
WEEK
The
fall
M-lieduli
for
t'.ana-I
an
National
Cat
Sirainhiis
will
i-oiiic
into
effect
next
week
Kfferthre
cwilbbound
from
il'i'ioee
Huprrl
on
Tliur'day,
,'lur.'
will
be
agrivaltirljii)
the,
..'olfi
OIF
velhela1
nnd
Nalur-
day
fino-nina".
awl
dearlure
r
i
In-
Muth
at
Hi
o'eloek
on
iTliuicilay
and
tirnlay
oeuiii?.
Anvtis
will
he
.ervol
wilh
Ihe
iTid
leaving
lnre
at
10
o'eloek
Wednesday
evenln?.
and
Stewart
wi!h
(he
steamer
at
the
Kame
.
lui
Salnnlay
nlplit.
Ttif
Prince
t'liarle
will
run
weekly
lo
Alaska
out
of
Prinn-Huprii,
leaving
on
dnesdav
;
inionoonK
in
4
o'eloek
and
re-'uniiiiy
Sunday
rvfiim
at
0
(
Arriving
rr
iii
I
lie
nouth
a
u.ual
i
Mi-xi
Monday
mrninK.
I'rinrr
jl'.liarle
will
ornei'ivl
to
Apynx
mid
s;wart,
ilimmalin
Anyox
iii
I
lie
ri
lui
n.
and
le
hack
here
edrienlay
innrnm?
in
lime
lo
larl
for
Alaiika.
After
the
present
oyase
of
Ihe
Prince
John,
that
vessel
will
serve
Ihe
Islands
liy
iLMVinp
here
on
alternate
Saturday
night
.n-stead
or
Monday
oinlits
as
at
preenL
PLANE
HELD
UP
AT
ALERT
BAY
BY
FOG
Aecordinj!
to
a
telegram
re
ceived
last
niglii
oy
t
reii
MorK.
M.P.,
from
hi.
son,
Hooplas,
who
was
a
passenger
Soulh
yesterday
with
David
Thomson
till
the
Iiurentide
Air
Service
flying
hoal,
the
big
plane
reached
Alert
Hay
yesterday
afternoon
and
there
slaved
over
on
account
of
fog.
The
telegram
indicated
that
it
was
Ihe
intention
lo
continue
the.
flight
to
Vancouver
today.
STOCK
MARKET
Hid.
Asked.
H.
0.
Silver
HO
1.15
Daly
Alaska
1
.22
Duuwell
.v....
1.
10
2.00
L.
nnd
L
.20
.21
Lucky
Jim
.15
.I5H
l'remier
2.25
2.35
Silver
Crest
.13
Surf
Inlet
00
:o9j
'rermlnus
.30
Howe
Sound
21.00
tilaoier
26
VI
.28'
llaellon
.02
,v.
...u...
.0t'4
Marmot
......
.12
I'orler
Idaho
.ly
-
.2f
Silver
Sinilh
.23
i
.25
H
Clailsloiie
..
....
-..i
2.00
2.08
Hnfus
.18
Orauliy
17.00
Indian
01
.0(1
Selkirk
01
.0U(,
Uayview
05
M-
I'HILADKLI'HIA,
Sept.
12.
America
w
ins
I
lie
tennis
cliamiiionsliip
of
Ihe
world.
Yeserday
Williams
and
llieliards
beat
l.aroste
and
ltoroia
in
doubles,
thus
securing
Ihe
Davis
Cup
for
tiio
I'nited
Slates
for
Ihe
sixth
successive
year.
The
match
was
decided
in
three
straight
-sets.
C
4
.
T
if
.
Boston
Grill
25
main
t
fee
Cream
goes
with
dinner
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
with
newly
laid
dancing
Anywhere
at
Anytime.
ttuU,n'
'';';
floor
for
hire.
siana
noyai
noiei,
jra
Ave
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN,
and
6th
8t.
PRINCE
RUPERT
The
latest
and
best
for
the
MATT
VIPECK,
Prop.
least.
Phone
467.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
yi
if,
XV.
SO.
21'
PHINCK
HlTKKTv
H.U.,
SATl'HDAY,
HKl'TKMHBIt
12.
1025.
Y..t.rdtyt
circui.tior.
lew
str.tt
ut.t
ses
PRICE
FIVK
CENTS.
MONTREAL
ELECTRIC
STORM
WAS
FIERCE
FRED
STORK
NOMINATED
AT
LIBERAL
CONVENTION
TO
CONTEST
RIDING
'r"
Cyclonic
Storm
Hits
Montreal
and
Causes
Half
Million
Damage
One
life
lost
and
number
injured
when
city
is
struck
by
electric
disturbance
and
deluge
of
rain
MOYrilBAU
Sept.
12.
Pre.
cded
by
hii
hour
of
tenn-:
"if
n
pbIii
a
Hit
electro-
-lurm,
whirh
almonl
amounted
(o
idhur!,
dowoiidcd
upon
Mon
I
mil
yesterday
afternoon.
T
were
uprooted
and
Ihe
windswept
street
became
literall
in-
of
water.
Th
.lorni
wit
of
cyclonic
proportions
causing
niiieh
eon-
and
a
general
fopMige
of
business
in
Hie
city.
One
man;
t.
Miid
ami
tt
iiumlier
of
person
were
injured
wliife
Ibe
pro-i
t.
d,
image
t
intimated
at
nol
v--
Hi
half
j
million
dollar-;
Mtr
ditriH.
;
th'-ide
Hit
i
y
.
building
were
wicked
md
or
h
irds
and
r
-a
g
rops
destroyed.
!
BAYCHIMO
CREW
CALL
FOR
HELP
MILL
SITE
FOR
DOCKS
VANCOUVER
Harbor
Board
Makes
Two
and
a
Half
Million
Dollars
Purchase
of
Property
VANCOUVER,
Sept.
12
The
sale
of
the
Hastings
Mill
site
to
the
Vancouver
Harbor
Board
Is
officially
announced
today,
the
consideration
being
$2,-450,000.
A
new
mill
will
bo
constructed
at
Moodyvllle
at
a
cost
of
a
million
dollars
and
on
the
old
site
the
harbor
board
plans
the
construction
of
new
docks
and
railway
terminals.
NOMINATED
LAST
NIGHT.
Fretl
Stork,,
who
for
third
time
was
i
Iiosen
by
Liher
uis
as
slamlaril
hearer
in
Dominion
campaign.
4
AMERICAN
WINNER
DAVIS
CUP
EMBLEM
TENNIS
CHAMPIONS
N0THFR
FIRP
AT
I
OUllllill
I
II1U
ill
RIIRNS
I
AkT
TAm
uuonu
uniiu
inuuj
Iheir
GARAGE
AND
A
CAR
Hl'UNS
LAKE.
Sent.
12.
The
garage
of
Short
and
Mclnnis,
known
as
the
Short
Cartage
Co..
was
destroyed
by
fire
last
night.
One
car
was
lost.
j
No
other
buildings
were
near
l
enough
to
be
damaged.
EIGHT
DEATHS
OTTAWA.
Sept.
12.
Kicht
deaths
yeslerday
in
F-aslem
Canada
resulted
from
train,
automobile
an.
I
drowning
accidents.
Sharks
Followed
Wrecked
Plane
Which
Sailed
Fifty
Miles
a
Day
Until
Picked
up
by
a
Submarine
HONOLULU.,
Sept.
12.
Cammander
Hodgers.
issued
uti
of
ficial
statement
telling
of
events
connected
with
the
plane
that
was
missing
for
U
days
before
being
picked
up
by
a
submarine,
states
that
he
was
50
miles
from
the
fuel
ship
when
forced
down.
lie
made
a
perfect
landing
and
afler
alighting
rigged
a
sail
from
the
fabric
of
the
lower
wing.
In
this
way
he
made
oil
miles
u
day.
and
when
rescued
had
sailed
approximately
100
miles.
Seaplane
survivors
tell
story
of
sharks
following
the
disabled
craft
most
of
the
lime.
"The
big
fellows
trailed
us
day
after
day,
always
waiting
for
choice
bit
of
human
flesh,"
one
member
slated.
W.
E.
VAN
AMBURGH
Secretary-Treasurer
and
Member
of
the
Hoard
of
Direclors
nl
the
Watch
Tower
Hible
and
Tract
Society,
New
York
Cily
WILL
LECTURE
In
the-
Wostholmo
Theatre
on
Sunday,
September
13,
7.30
p.m.
Subjoct:
1925
In
Prophecy
and
Fulfilment,"
Stork
Was
Nominated
.
at
Liberal
Convention
Held
Here
Last
Night
Delegates
from
interior
points
say
that
good
majorities
will
be
rolled
up
for
nominee
of
party
Fred
Slork
was
last
night
nominated
to
contest
Ihe
constituency
of
skeena
in
tlie
Liberal
interest
for
the
third
time.
The
nomination
was
unanimous,
nu
olher
name
being
mentioned.
Olof
Hatisou
of
Srnitliers,
presided
after
being
elected
president
of
Ihe
Skeena
District
Liberal
Association,
prior
lo
that
Ihe
chair
being
occupied
by
Colonel
Mc.Mordie,
who
was
chosen
vice-president.
After
the
eonveulioii
the
ileiegates,
me
majority
oi
wnom
were
from
out
of
town
points,
vere
the
guests
of
the
local
Liberal
Association
at
a
banquet
in
the
St.
Hegis
Cafe,
where
a
number
of
c
ur
intulalory
ad-,
druses
were
jriven
an
delegates
from
a
number
of
$?ntre
ex-,
orese
the
iiini"ii
that
Mr.
Slork'
would
secure
good
major-'
die
in
Iheir
districts.
'
Old
of
H8
vol
ins
centres
120
were
trprei'euled
at
the
meeting,
eilhei
Jiy
ofwxy
or
by
delegate.,
first
duly
of
Ihe
gallferfTIk
Two
and
a
Half
Million
Shipped
was
lo
organize,
which
they
did;
Thursday
and
Equal
Quantity
officers
beinc
elected
a
follows:,
t0
0
Next
vVeek
linn,
rres.,
iiigui
non.
Mackenzie
King.
Hon.
Vice-President,
Hon.
J
Oliver.
President,
Olof
Hanson.
1st
Viee-presidrtt,
Col.
S.
J.
Mc.Mordie.
2nd
Vice-president,
Pete
tor-l
rigau.
See.-Treas,
II.
F.
Olassey.
Frectitlve
to
c.uisisl
of
the
lresidents
of
all
.local
Prior
to
nomination
a
resolu-'
SALMON
EGGS
STUART
LAKE
FROM
LAKELSE
TKItltACF!.
Sent.
ll'.
II.
(L
JOhll
l',..,.vfii..l
mtiit'tfrA.
i-,f
Ilia
Slllnrl
Iakc
hatchery
was
in
town
this
week
in
eonneclion
with
the
Ihe
shipping
of
salmon
eggs
from
Lakele
hatchery
to
the
one
at
Stuart
Lake.
Some
two
and
a
half
million
eggs
were
shipped
ion
Inursilay
and
it
Is
expected
an
eipial
quantity
will
be
shipped
next
week.
T.
Kalon
of
Ihe
locil
;
hatchery
staff
was
In
charge
of
,
the
shipment.
nop
wa
passeo
lueo.-niT
ui
(:
w
Harrislon.
Vancouver,
nominee
to
carry
out
as
far
as
iu!iUH.Uir
of
hatcheries,
who
has
possible
the
wishes
or
local
''r-;L.n
af
Lakpht
iaichery.
left
on
sanitations.
Thursday
Tor
Stuart
Lake
where
The
nomination
of
Fred
Slork,
,
m
.mrnlpI1,i
ijie
dislribo-
was
moxc.1
by
II.
F.
Kerpin
of;Uon
of
,h),
a,mon
vf,g
Alice
Arm,
wito
sam
tiiai
uie;
.
member
had
done1
a
lot
of
uood
work.
While
in
baseball
tonus
it
was
not
always
possible
to
make
a
hit,
Mr
.Stork's
hattins'j
average
had
been
very
high.
He
believed
the
convention
would
do
well
to
nominate
him
and
the
dis-j
trirl
to
elect
him.
The
nomina-i
lion
was
seeojided
by
S.
J.
Mayer,
of
Smithers.
Some
discussion
then
arose
In
connection
With
the
Yukon,
telegraph
Hue
and
a
few
local
matters
in
various
places
in
which
I
delegates
were
interested
and
Mr.
Slork
was
asked
several
Iqueslions.
A
motion
by
L
W.
iPatmore
that
nominations
close
was
withdrawn
and
every
opportunity
was
uiven
for
discussion
before
Mr.
Stork
was
declared
to
be
Ihe
nominee
of
Ihe
parly-
Mr.
Stork,
who
FINE
GALENA
NEAR
TERRACE
Assay
of
Ore
Gives
Big
Values
In
Silver,
Gold
Lead
and
TFIUlACi:.
Sept.
12.
Specimens
oT
galena
brought
from
Tlioruhill
Mountain
to
Terrace
land
exhibited
at
Iheotfice
of
I
Fred
Nash,
laud
surveyor,
are
attracting-
a
lot
of
attention
here.
The
discovery
was
mado
by
William
Dald.
a
veteran
pros,
pector.
Assaysw
llie
ore
show
viiints
nf
:t
do
in'
'iiiil
:u'i.r
was
received,
ounces
in
silver
'anil
ol
per
cent
wil
enlhusiasm.
Ihanked
thejlead.
convention
for
the
nominationi
The
specum-iM
are
said
to
bo
and
promised
to
do
his
best
tojthe
finest
eer
found
in
the
dis-desene
Ihe
confidence
that
had'triel.
and
il
is
Ihouaht
will
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the
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him
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of
mining
men.
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the
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President
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QUEEN
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CITY
YESTERDAY
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said
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pleased
la
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A.
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Hull
in
that
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the
sections
of
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