'.'
a
,
P
U)
IKING
CHARGES
NO
FAIR
PLAY?,
Premier
Doclares
That
Is
People
of
Canada
Wish
to
.See
-
V
M
MCGEER
WILL
FIGHT
RATES
Goes
to
Ottawa
to
Onpose
an
Application
for
Reversion
of
Order
VK
TOIlI
.
Sept.
.
Premier
"I
e
an
uMiuced
today
thai
(1.
Milieci.
K.C.,
would
go
li
"I
awa
Jo
oppose
an
application
I"'
made
on
September
iV
by
1
:;
rin
inliril
fin-
Hut
rull-
"idioii
if
the
rccenl
order
im.':m!ik
Mh:
rales
on
export
jriiin
I
Mie
Pacific
cn.isl
eipial.
mile
f'
-
liuu
Willi
llioyp
KQiiM
Fast.
THREE
HOMERS
;
IN
ONE
GAME
Ruth,
Mousol
and
Qohrlg
Did
m
Trick
In
Samo
Inning
Analnst
Philadelphia
PlIir.AIH'.I.PIIlA.
Sent.
II.
1'Hirci.
Yankee
players,
llulh,
Mcu-
sci
nnd
Celirlg
hit
home
runs
in
Ml...
iNic
loiirui
liming
of
llic.
game
Willi
Philadelphia
yesterday.
The
M''iil
was
uccoinplislied
for
tlio
I'll
tinri'
in
Ihe
history
of
the
major
leuuues
1ml
U
has
not
hap
rl'cncil
since
lyos.
in
Ihe
secnml
gainu
llulh
hit
puiioiiier
lmmer.
VALUABLE
ESTATE
I
till
ON
TO.
Ronl.
II.
The
""liile
of
tflr
Adam
Heck
Is
val-
lUfid
al
$000,000.
Ihe
hope
nf
rescue
had
'
been
abandoned
and
thai
the
seaplane
had
cracked.
Owing
!o
the
fact
that
Kirt
of
the
radio
equipment
on
Hit)
plane
was
under
water.
Ihey
.were
unable
lo
semi
oul
messages.
At
one
lime
Ihey
sighted
a
ship
five
miles
away
but
were
unable
lo
attract
attention.
Last
uighl
Sergeant
Ilailey
of
Ihe
local
police
force'
had
jusl
completed
the
installation
or
a
new
radio
et
when
he
happened
lo
tune
in
on
a
station
aunouuc
ing
the
rescue
of
Commander
llocers
and
his
four
men.
who
had
been
located
alive
near
Honolulu
FLYING
OFFICER
HULL
LEFT
TODAY
FORQ.C.
ISLANDS
I'lvm
Officer
Allan
II.
Hull.
j
accompanied
by
Mechanic
F.
C
'Tennanl.
hopped
oTf
al
11:30
jlhis
morning
from
Ihe
lloyal
Canadian
Air
Force
base
al
Digby
Island
Tor
(Jueeii
Challolle
l.ll.v
in
Ihe
1IS-2-I.
flying
boat
UN.
which
will
now
remain
ai
iue
(jueeit
Cliarlollu
lV"i"'s
on
fish-
erics
palnd
si'rvice
unui
ine
enu
of
the
season.
LEAGUE
BASEBALL
American
Leaguo
Cleveland
1-7,
Detroit
0-tf.
New
York
7-1.
Phlla.
3-5.
ChiciiKo
--L
t-
l-0
National
Loajvie
Phlladclpliia
1-3,
llohlon
0-0
Piiuiiin-ttli
l.
St.
Louis
5.
I
Chicago
3.
I'.iiicinnalt
8.
BIRTH
A
sou
was
linrii
il
the
Prince
lluperl
(Icncral
llospllal
on
Sci-lember
II
i
Mr.
and
Mrs.
William
Smith,
of
'l
"ays
Cove,
tic
li
.
Stock
Placed
In
Escrow
In
Bank
for
Next
Eighteen
Months
to
Prevent
Sale
Waller
C.
Wanton
and
(Iran
F.
Hill
of
Hyder,
Alaska,
are
here
'today
on
their
way
home
from
(Vancouver
after
completing
a
deal
whereby
the
one-eighth
inhere!
in
lh.
Purler
Idaho
miii-
ing
nrMimrty
at
the
Marmot
Iliver
pase
from
Philip
K.
Ilee
lo
a
group
of
Hyder
and
Slew-art
men
for
the
miiii
of
30,702
I.
!.
........
I.
..
-
..
..
"
..
1
.,..,..1,1
l.o
'
r
.u.
..n.-
.....
Alt..l
..lu..
..or.
l.u.lW-
IbIh
Sept.
II.
-keniie
King,
at
a
i'-
id
here
yenlerdny
Arthur
Meitien,
'
ii
dtRefiiiUvc
p-i!'h
iiiUrepresentalion
l.
He
declared
that
,
urnled
fuii
("lay
even
in
d
h
aii
.
iid
the
Contender
.unlletifie
in
ne
proposed
inform
of
lie
derlared
lliat
-li
'iild
not
be
Hiipoinlnl
n
l
dHilfil
a
charire
of
Ki'ia
senalorc
before
I
I'
ln'menl
ami
pledgliiR
ijiporl
anything
Ihe
i'.;,'
'
diitflil
pnipuse.
jitrai
hut
Ihe
hufl
Vita
intacL
commander
Promoted
inauder
linger!,
who
wan
rescued
from
the
seaplane
near
Hawaii
jre-tirrtay.
wan
lolay
appointed
aiislaiil
chief
of
the
nav
bureau
of
aemnatilicd.
Heard
Messaaes
IKlNOI.LI.l,
Sept.
II.
The
reeuiil
cn'w
of
the
naval
e-ptnne.
which
was
picked
up
yesterday,
reported
on
landing
that
Ihey
liolened
lo
radio
mensajies
Oran
F.
Hill,
William
Hunting,
William
II
T'ith,
'
Fehx
iieppi
and
J.
A
Hull.
The
slock,
it
h
agreed,
u
lo
he
placed
in
escrow
alonfc
willt
th
slock
of
Clay
Porter.
majiaginK
director,
John
McCul
lum
and
l.ea
Levin
until
February
t,
102.
This
prevents
any
of
the
treasury
slock
poll.?
on
the
market
during
Ihe
development
period.
The
fact
that
this
slock
is
purchased
by
local
people
who
!ee
Ihe
mine
and
ils
operation
from
Ihe
searching
ships
oayinp.j
an
enrourainv
feature
of
the
mining
oul
look.
FROST
ON
PRAIRIES
.
BUT
LITTLE
DAMAGE
WINNIPFU,
Sept.
11.
Various
points
on
the
prairies
reported
from
five
to
six
degrees
of
frost
last
uiglit,
but
as
o
uly
a
small
iiuauhty
of
coarse
grain
is
left
uncut
the
damage
lo
Hie
crops
will
lie
slight.
?
DELEGATES
HERE
FOR
CONVENTION
Liberals
Gather
Hero
to
Noml
nato
Candldato
This
Evening
In
Metropote
Hall
This
is
the
mglil
of
Ihe
Lib
eral
convention,
when
a
can.
II
dale
will
be
chosen
lo
represent
Ihe
parly
in
the
contest
which
is
about
to
take
place.
So
Tar
as
can
ho
ascertained,
Fred
Stork
will
gel
the
nomination,
hut
il
is
possible
that
interior
delegate
may
propose
a
man,
although
this
1
hardly
likely,
The
convention
lakes
place
in
Metropolis
Hall.
A
number
of
delegates
frcic
interior
points
will
be
prescn:
and
places
not
represented
have
in
most
cases
scnl
Ihcir
proxies
Tliuso
who
arrived
last
even
ing
on
tho
train,
or
will
arrive
this
evening,
Include
S.
J.
Mov
er,
J.
.Mason
Adams
ami
Olaf
Hanson,
of
Smilhers;
S.
(iodwin
of
Hums
Lake;
C.
Harr
of
Ooha
Lake,
and
.Mrs
liennelt
of
the
same
place;
Hubert
A.
Allan
of
llanall;
.Mr.
F.I
Ik.
It
of
kispiox:
Mr.
Myron
of
Skcena
Crossing.
uinj
Mi.
I.i'tlo
of
Woodcock.
25
racy
Boston
Grill
n.a.
""iiillKf.
Ambulance
Ice
Cream
goes
with
dinner
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
Servica
with
newly
laid
dancing
Anywhere
at
Anytime.
floor
for
hire.
Stand
Royal
Hotel,
3rd
Ave.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN,
and
Cth
St.
PRINCE
RUPERT
The
latest
and
best
for
the
MATT
VIDECK,
Prop.
least.
Phone
457.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
Vol.
XV
NO,
Ml
PHINCK
HIPKUT.
H.C.,
Fill
DAY.
8KPTKMHBII
II.
1025.
VtiUrtfty't
Clrculloii
1S6
Strut
!
429.
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS.
CREW
OF
MISSING
SEAPLANE
'CouuiiajiK,
iiudun
oy
Jueve
lioiioghue.
wins
the
Goodwood
dp.
It
was
Ihe
pieniu
i
Cng.:sh
jockeys
firi
iu
e
suit
e
Ins
(iraud
Prix
spill.
Paid
Admissions
to
Fair
More
Numeious
Than
Ever
This
Year
Despite
Unfavorable
Weather
Paid
admissions
to
the
Fair
Hud
ling
yesteiday
exclusive
of
season
tickets
and
passes,
totalled
1101
netting
up
a
high
record
for
one
iIjv's
attendance
at
the
Prim
e
Rupert
Hiibitioii.
On
the
third
day
last
year
Wo
persons
paid
admission
to
the
building
and
the
year
before
that,
78.
Ihe
want
her
cleared
up
sufficienlty
in
Ihe
afternoon
to
permit
of
the
baseball
and
football
games
being
played
and
20i
jiei-oiK
paid
admissions
lo
the
grounds.
The
art
gallery
proved
more
opiilar
than
ever
yesterday
NOON
TODAY
David
Thomson
and
Douglas
Stork
Passengers
to
Vancouver
on
Plane
Col.
J.
Scott
Wllllams.D.S.O.,
M.C.,
left
the
Dlgby
Island
air
station
at
11:59
this
morning
with
the
Intention
of
making
a
non-stop
fllnht
to
Vancouver
In
tho
b'q
Vlckers
Viking
f.'ying
boat
which
he
recently
brought
back
from
the
Llard
River
country.
Col.
Williams
expected,
on
leaving,
to
reach
Vancouver
about
five
o'clock
this
evening.
Tho
plane
will
be
taken
down
thero
and
shipped
to
the
headquarters
of
tho
Laurenl'de
Air
Ccrvlce
at
Three
Rivers,
Quebec.
Going
south
as
passenncrs
on
the
big
plane
are
Dnvld
Thomson
and
Douclas
Stork.
AdvcrtUd
n
the
Dtilv
Now
when
31
persons
entered.
In
sidle
of
unfavorable
wcalh-er
on
Ihe
firs!
two
days,
the
total
paid
admissions
by
(he
?aie
lo
the
Fair
huifdiu?
this
year,
2,(101,
exceed
Ihe
record
for
Ihree
days.,
last
year,
which
was
-Mi
5.
and
that
of
1U23,
I
which
was
-3PJ.
Fxhibits
arc
being
removed
thin
afternoon,
anil
Ihe
Fairwill
close
with
a
masque
ball
SEES
VICTORY
FOR
LIBERALS
Hon.
Charles
Stewart
Says
There
Will
bo
Eight
Returned
In
British
Columbia
'
WINNIPKC,
Sept.
11.
The
re-'
turn
of
31
Liberals
iu
the
four
I
western
provinces
is
predicted
by
;
Hon.
Charles
Stewarl,
minister
of
Ihe
interior.
He
places
eight
Lihcral
seats
in
British
Columbja,
eight
in
Alberta,
ten
in
Saskatchewan
and
five
iu
Manitoba.
Fair
Attractions
To-day
2:00
p.m.
Native
football
for
Championship
of
Northern
4:30
p.m.
Haseball.
Anyux
vs.
Prince
Hupert.
Hrilish
Columbia.
5:00
p.m.
Wood
Chopping
Contest,
Carnival
grounds
Evening.
Presentation
of
Cups.
Championship
Awards,
Scholarship
prizes
and
cheiiios.
Masked
Ball
In
the
Evening
from
0
p.m.
until
1
a.m.
Children's
Sports
To-morrow
Afternoon,
Weather
permitting,
at
close
of
Ocean
Falls
vs.
Prince
Hupert
football
game,
which
starts
at
2.15
p.m.
Liberal
Convention
Meeting
will
be
held
in
tho
METROPOLE
HALL
Tonight
nt
8
o'clock.
All
delegates
are
requested
to
bo
present.
IS
RESCUED
ATTENDANCE
AT
THE
FAIR
WAS
BETTER
THIS
YEAR
THAN
EVER
BEFORE
Crew
of
Missing
Seaplane
was
Picked
up
Last
Night
near
the
Hawaiian
Island
by
Submarine
All
live
were
alive
and
refused
to
leave
their
EKjJJJ
J
PART
boat
until
towea
to
lommander
port;
)
nnnTrn
m
i
un
Rogers
rewarded
j
PORTER
IDAHO
j
HONOLULU,
Sept.
II.
The
crew
of
Hie
mining
naval
as
it'
vn
found
la-l
mglil
fifteen
finle
cant
or
Kauai
by
u
'(
si,.ie
submarine
which
was
searching
lor
it.
The
plane
was
pn
krd
op
approximately
150
miles
west
of
jrit
in
where
Ihey
were
forced
to
nliglil.
The
five
men
who
,l
:nl
drilled
-'IS
hour.
Their
food
had
been
exhausted
i,
Lot
the)
in
inageil
to
secure
sufficient
water
lo
assauge
''i-i
iy
draping
ranvH
front
the
wing
of
the
plane
ami
g
t
In
at.
h
H
e
rata
drop.
(in
befits
diteovwd.
Ilie
re-
jriied
crew
refused
to
leave
the
j
plane
and
were
lowed
into
port,
being
determined
lo
imo
Hie
voy
age
through.
They
nhowttl
the
Irani
I
hey
hal
been
under
dur
ing
I
he
nine
days
of
Ihnir
peril
ous
voyage.
The
wings
of
the
MINE
IS
SOLD
Bilked
Lighthouse
Keeper
but
Is
Now
in
Toils
and
Will
Soon
Be
Tried
in
Vancouver
Courts
SKATTLL,
Sept.
11.
Afler
serving
eight
lonely
years
as
a
lighhon?e
keeper
on
Inimak
Island,
Alaska,
George
Alexins
saved
810,000.
Deciding
to
pay
a
visit
to
his
old
home
in
Copenhagen,
he
visited
ancouver
sevctal
weeks
ago
where
he
met
with
confidence
men
who
bilked
him
,out
of
his
fortune
through
a
wire
tupping
game.
Yesterday
Alexins
recognized
one
of
the
men,
J.
L.
Hobin-
,
son,
on
the
street
here
ami
neiu
mm
until
tne
arrival
ot
tne
police.
Vancouver
detectives
iilentified
Hubiuson
and
he
will
be
-out
back
to
the
Canadian
city
for
trial.
NEW
SOUTH
WALES
A30LISHES
CAPITAL
PUNISHMENT
THERE
SYDNEY.
Australia,
Sept.
II.
The
legislature
of
New
south
Wales
yesterday
pas.-cd
a
iaw
aool-ishing
capital
punishment
in
liiat
etale.
TAX
EXEMPTION
GIVEN
GRAIN
ELEVATOR
SITE'
Victoria
Vote
by
Overwhelming
Majority
in
Favor
of
Grant
Ing
Privilege
VICTOIIIA,
Sept.
11.
The
bylaw
was
passed
yesterday
by
an
overwhelming
vote
granting
the
Panama
Pacific
Terminals
Ltd
tax
exemption
for
C3
years
on
a
site
on
which
it
is
proposed
to
construct
a
million
dollar
grain
elevator.
FISH
ARRIVALS
Fares
This
Morning
Totalled
171,500
Pounds,
Being
Mostlv
American
Fish
arrivals
this
morning
to-
1
ailed
11.500
pounds.
There
was
only
IG.00O
pounds
of
Canadian
halibut,
hut
it
brought
better
prices
than
that
uahl
the
I55..MW
pounds
of
American.
Arrivals
and
sales:
American
Western,
i
1,000
pounds,,
at
11.5c
and
5c,
and
May,
6,500
pounds,
at
11.
3c
and
6c,
to
the
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage.
Hrothers,
12,000
pounds,
and
Gladys,
11,000
pounds,
at
13.ic
and
0c,
to
the
Atlin
Fisheries,
Hrisk,
30,000
pounds,
at
11.80
and
5c,
to
the
Hoolh
Fisheries.
Radio,
55.000
pounds,
at
tl.3i'
and
5c,
to
Ihe
Pacific
isheries
Canadian
'
Alii,
0,000
ii.
.un.
Is.
at
1
Ic
and
Cc,
lo
the
Alii
n
Fisheries.
Scrub,
10.000
pounds,
al
05.1c
and
Cc,
to
Ihe
lloyal
Fish
Co.
STOCK
MARKET
Hid.
Asked.
II.
C.
Silver
;
.1)0
1.10
Dunwell
1.00
3.00
Clacier
20
Vi
.28
Hiuellon
....
0IH
.02
L.
and
L
21
Jt
Marmot
.12
Premier
2.27
2.30
Purler
Idaho
.
to
Silver
Smith
23ft
.25
4
S-irr
Inlet
OGlk
.0(1
Daly
Alaska
.20
Gladstone
2.0U
2.08
Silver
Crest
.12
Terminus
.40
llufus
.13
Howe
Sound
22.00
Oranby
,
11.00
Indian
0t
.00
Selkirk
01
.01
V4
Hayvlew
05
.09
H
FAILED
FIND
GOLD
PLACER
Party
of
Prospectors
Trek
2S0
Miles
from
Interior
of
Cas-s!ac
Without
Grub
ARRIVE
AT
GOLD
PAN
Trusted
to
Live
on
Game
But
RIf.e
Broke
and
Were
Starved
and
Exhausted
SHATTI.K.
Sept.
1
1.
A
half-
starved
ami
exhausted
jiarly
of
prospectors
arrived
at
Cold
Pan
Creek
durins
Ihe
summer,
afler
making
a
280-mite
hike
from
Hie
interior
of
Casslar,
where
Ihey
had
been
on
an
unsuccessful
search
lor
a
placer
deposit
dis
covered
years
ago
by
Alex
Cape-well,
formerly
of
Seattle.
Cape
well
led
tile
party.
'They
travelled
light,
with
nothing
but
Iheir
guns
and
leu
pounds
nf
flour.
They
had
expected
to
live
on
game
killed
en
route,
but
tho
only
rifle
they
carried
broke
soon
afler
starting
on
the
return
triji
and
they
were
then
Jell
al
most
without
means
of
subsist-
ance.
Word
of
the
unsuccessful
venture
has
been
received
here
'
from
Capewell.
AMERICALEADS
WORLD
TENNIS
One
More
Victory
Will
Give
Them
Championship
In
Finals
Against
France
PIIII.ADFLP1UA,
Sept.
II.
America
led,
France
two
matches
lt"
"nothing
al
the
cud
or
tho
first
day's
tenuis
competition
'or
the
Davis
Cup,
when
William
Johnson
conquered
llcne
Lacost
ifler
William
Tllden
emerged
victorious
from
.
a
uurd-fough.1
match
against
Jean
Horutra.
Victory
In
one
of
Ihe
three
remaining
contests
will
give
the
tinted
Stales
the
series.
C.P.R.APPEAL
RAILWAY
RATES
OTTAWA,
Sept.
II.
The
Ca
nadian
Pacific
Ilailway
filed
with
tllj
railway
board
un
application
or
suspension
of
Ihe
order
lowering
the
Pacific
grain
export
rales
until
such
time
n
Hie
whole
board
deals
with
(he
ipies-
Hon.
The
company
claims
tho
order
is
not
justified
by
Un
evidence
taken
al
the
Inquiry.
11.
K.
Allen,
manager
of
tho
lloyal
mill
al
llanall,
arrive.
1
on
last
night's
train
lo
attend
(tie
Fair,
and
wdl
return
lo
Hie
in-
lerior
i
t'utcii
i
..w:
lU'-O'iitng,