MciuIiimi
:i
renorled
liy
'
anaillan
Pre:
4
"Mr
Mnltrlmn
.lonii'il
I
lie
uinoi'
lie
was
present
at
a
I'olilteai
picnic
in
Xorlh
York,
when
n
Conservative
t'oaker
was
said
to
have
Muwgesled
Hint
iintnigrnnls
m
the
first
nenerallon
b"
detued
r..'iiiflii.'in
franchise.
Mr.
Meimheti
said
that
he
Hid
not
eonslder
himself
hound
by
nnv
but
Hie
sot-
'ted
and
imiri.id
nnlirv
oT
his
parly.
The
Conservative
1'iii'ty.
he
snld.
was
ready
to
welcome
nil
pood
elllrens
'
Canadian
shores."
ltrndy's
(Campaign
10
Commit
lee
-s
ST.
LOUIS
IS
STILL
AHEAD
Retains
Lead
of
Five
Points
In
National
Race
New
York
Cinches
American
j
Pennant.
NF.N
YOHK.
Sept.
7.
St.
Loui
relumeil
their
five
iHtinl
lead
in
the
pennant
race
today
after
desperate
holiday
attacks
by
close
rivals
for
first
place.
Thirty-seven
thousand
fans
watched
the
Cardinals
and
Piltstourg
break
even
in
a
double
header
yesterday.
Cincinnati
held
on
to
ceoal
place
by
dilliiig
two
games
with
Chi-oavo.
I'tUMiurg
holds
third
place,
rwelve'potnts
behind
the
leaders.
Malheiilatically
$peakug
the
New
York
Yankee
practically
cinched
the
American
Loaguo
are,
beitva
six
full
gume.4
ahead
of
Cleveland,
with
each
team
hav
ing
twenty
,gaines
to
play
to
complete
the
schedulo.
American
League
Cleveland
7-1,
St.
Louis
C-3.
Pliladclidila
5-1,
New
York
lioslon
I.
Washington
2.
Detroit
t-0.
CIncaKo
r-7.
National
Leaguo
St.
Louis
X-;',
Pittsburg
1-1.
Cliii:aco
.'-I.
t'.iucinnali
0-7.
Hroi.klyn
H-:.
Pliiladeliiliia
0-8
MANN
CUP
IS
WON
BY
WESTON
Winnipeg
Tigers
Defeated
at
La
crosse
In
Each
of
Two
Qamea
TORONTO,
Sept.
7
--The
Mann
Cup.
emblcinatle
of
the
Dominion
amateur
lacrosse
championship
was
won
Jiy
Weston,,
the
champions
of
the
east
who
defeated
the
Winnipeg
Tigers
Monday
eleven
to
three
in
the
second
game
of
the
series.
In
the
first
game
on
Saturday
Weston
won
by
Hie
-same
score.
Over
400,000
Pounds
Offered
and
Most
or
It
Sold.
With
Sunday
and
the
holiday
intervening
since
Hie
last
sale
on
SalurdnyA
there
wa-
a
large
quan
tity
of
halibut
offered
at
the
roll
Kxohange
this
moriinw.'
Of
the
total
of
107,
500
pouuds.
18:'.50n
pounds
was
sold,
two
Canadian
boats,
the
Pair
of
Jacks,
with
11,-
000
pounds
and
Cape
Spencer,
11.000
pound,
refusing
in
accept
the
mark4
price
and
choosing
to
hold
over
until
tomorrow.
Ten
AmerltftiB
-sruooner.
sold
?7.t0tl
pound
tit
prices'
'.haiizini:
from
I4.S
and
8e
to
10.
Ic
and
"J.5C
Eleven
finnatJian.
luiats
old
11-.-300
poutltU
nt
prices
from.
13.3c
and
H
lo
ll.sc
and
Kc.
v
.
Th
i
arrivals
were:
'American
llrisk,
13,000
pounds,
aruLAnna
J.,
U.OOO.
lb
Atlin.
(Irani,
13,000,
nnd
Democrat,
18,000.
to
Itoyal.
Paniann.
52,000,
nnd
Alkl
11,
000.
to
Month.
Akutati.
33.000,
and
(Uacier.
l(M'00,,t
Pacific-
Nordle.
2K.O00.
and
Middletou,
21,000,
to
Gobi
SloraRe.
Canadian
llrant,
U.OOii;
Inpred
II..
f.'.OOO;
Alii.
7,000:
Tramp.
15.000.
and
aikcii.
v.aoti.
to
('.old
stoniae.
Helen,
10.000:
Yule.
3,500.
and
D.
S.
T
7,000,
to
the
Itooth
Can
adian
'Fisheries.
Joe
Maker,
0,0,00,
to
Hoynl
Fish.
P.
Dorieen.
10.500.
and
Imper-
eiise,
0.000,
o
Atlin
Fisheries.
J.
W.
Scott
has
been
in
the
in-
lerior
allendliiK
the
Stnithers
Fair
and
Telkwa
llarheeue.
He
will
return
In
town
tomorrow.
its
authority
to
impose
a
settle
ment.
Winston
Churchill
reminded
the
owners
that
berore
passing
llie
clplil
hour
act.
Hie
owners
had
icoiiis.-e.l
in
negotiations
on
a
national
-basis,
but
bluntly
stated
lli&l
the
government
never
would
have
passed
the
act
if
it
had
sup
posed
it
would
be
shutting
the
door
to
a
national
agreement.
NURSE
LOSES
LIFE
IN
AUTO
ACCIDENT
HF.lilNA,
Sept.
I.
Amber
Wheeler,
a
nurse
at
the
Ittvina
Cicucra!
Hospital
is
dead,
while
eUhl
others
are
in
the
hospital
siifrerin
iniiirie.s
sustained
in
an
auto
accident
near
here
Inst
niirlit.
FATAL
ACCIDENTS
VANCOUVER
SUNDAY
VANCOrVF.lt.
Sept.
7.
Walter
McAlpiue,
captain
of
Number
8
fire
hall
was,
drowned
when
bathing
at
Flnglish
May
Sunday,
evidently
succumbing
to
heart
Josephs
t'.ole
of
Powell
lliver
was
killed
in
an
aulo
smash
on
Kingsway
Sutntay
and
P.
F..
Kru
scliane
of
Kverett
was
fatally
in
jured
when
he
.felt
from
tho
sexenlti
story
of
a
local
hotel.
C.
W.
PECK,
M.L.A.,
T.
S.
BAXTER
and
MRS.
A.
J.
PATERSON
Will
Address
a
Public
Meeting
In
Auditorium
(Skating
Rink)
WEDNESDAY
EVENING,
SEPT.
8,
AT
8
P.M.
THF
Pl'HLIC
IS
COIUHAI.LY
1WTTKI)
TAXI
Boston
Grill
25
and
Ambulance
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
Service
with
newly
laid
dancing
Anywhere
at
Anytime.
floor
for
hire.
Stand,
Royal
Hotel,
3rd
Ave.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN,i
and
6th
81
PRINCE
RUPERT
Tbe
latest
and
best
for
the.
WATT
VI
DECK,
Prop.
least,
Phone
457.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
VOL
XVI
,
No,
iO'J.
PJIINCK
HL'PKHT,
H.C.,
Tt'KSDAY.
SKPTtfMHKH
7,
1020
YnteriUj-
Circulation,
I6SS
Stmt
Stiff
MS
price
rrvE
cents.
GREAT
mv
m
r
UVA11UN
GIVEN
LIBERAL
COAL
STRIKE
iFISCAL
POLICY
NEGOTIATIONS
,
IS
STRESSED
AGAIN
FAILURE
Winston
Churchill
Chides
Owners
j
For
Attitude
In-
Regard
to
National
Settlement.'
LONDON.
Sept.
7.
The
conference
between
the
government
and
coal
owners
Monday
failed,
the
latter
persisting
in
refusals
to
consider
a
settlement
on
a
national
basis.
As
a
resnlt
tbe
strike
seemingly
will
continue
indefin
itely
unless
the
government
uses
I
Premier
Melghen
Makes
Feature
Before
Ontario
Audi
ences.
Must
Squelsh
Liberals.
Liberal
MltANTFORD.
Sept.
;.
Liberals
as
well
as
Conservatives
should
vote
for
the
present
government
on
the
slreugUi
of
their
fiscal
policy.
Premier
Meishen
totd.his
audiences
in
Ontario
yesterday.
He
spoke
at
Niagara
Falls.
Paris
and
Mrantford,
stressing
the
issue
of
protection.
dame
McCarthy
was
INTERESTING
VISITOR
Head
of
British
Army
Nursing
Service
Inspected
Local
Hos
pital
and
Saw
Points
of
1
Interest
Dame
Maude
McCarthy,
tna-tron-in-cliief
of
the
territorial
army
nursing
service
of
(treat
Itritaiu,
was
a
distinguished
visitor
in
Prince
Rupert
yesterday.
She
arrived
in
the
city
by
train
from
the
Fast
and
proceeded
south
by
the
steamer
Prince
It
it
perl
to
Vancouver,
the
lateness
of
the
boat
in
departing
allowing
her
ample
time,
accompanied
by
Miss
Jean
Harrison.
H.N..
lady
superintendent
of
the
Prince
Hu
pert
(ieiieral
Hospital,
to
inspect
the
local
institution
and
visit
points
of
interest
in
the
city.
OLD
COUNTRY
FOOTBALL
ENGLISH
LEAQUE
Division
.
Mollon
2,
Arsenal
2.
Cardirf
3.
Leeds
t'nibM
t.
Murnlcy
3.
Newcastle
3.
Wednesday
I,
West
Ham
0
ToUenham
2,
L-ireerWr"5
Wsl
Mronnvich
3.
Everiop
;2
rooms,
303
Third
Ave.,
ne.v'
to
the
Electric
Makery.
will
be
nnen
verv
nflprnnon
LEADER
STORK
OPENED
HIS
CAMPAIGN
LOCALLY
AT
THEATRE
ON
SATURDAY
NIGHT
Greatest
Crowd
of
Campaign
Greets
Liberal
Leader
When
t
Speaking
at
Montreal
Meeting
Baltery
of
Seven
Microphones
Carries
Message
of
Liberalism
to
People:
Constitutional
Question
Featured
MDNTIIKAL.
Sept.
7.
Tim
greatest
crowd
which
lit'
Un
I
it!
in
lln
campaign
greeted
litis
tit.
lion.
V.
L.
Mackenzie
H
tig
here
last
night.
Nearly
twelve
thousand
people
rose
Li
Mi
leei
wtien
the
cheering
announce!
the
arrival
of
Hie
fonner
premier
Speaking
into
it
battery
of
seven
microphone
Mackenzie
U
,,.,
Hf
abdication
W
,tt
.
I
"I
mnt
hiiri
Hint
t'ftllr
rirafcMl,
liir
,
mil
l
I
tmlell
jiev
a:;.'
twliute
n
it
is
n
desire
on
your
part
Ut
express
ap-e
ai
:i
.n.i
support
of
those
Liberal
Hilirie
initiated
by
Sir
irrrprpi
r
itiit
rir
U
BU
BU
!
IK
U
W
IYL11LL
TrtLLLI
,
ilfrtil
Laurier.
Speaking
on
the
SPANISH
PLOT
TO
SEIZE
THE
KINO
WAS
SUPPRESSED
LONDON.
Sept.
7.
A
Daily
Mail
ile.taH-li
from
r
llrnrayu
on
liu
Spanish
frontier.
awiTl
that
a
ptol
to
K
iik
Alfonzo
and
ton'
Inm
to
nbsii
an
agreo-
Uoiilitiilional
question,
Mr.
Kiij
Mndrkl
,
xai.l
the
stand
of
the
Liberal
party
Later
itat
i-ltfi
lva
that
relationship
of
the
miii-
I
Ml"1
1
li'nirir,TTll
'"lr
l"
,io,'r"'
General
of
I
llMH
At
I
till4
(V
1
"'-a":'l4
should
tw
in
all
partir-tilllLl
njJlVlal
1
uljin,
thr
gtn,
u,
y,
rotation
W-
m
it
ween
the
ministry
and
the
crown
.
.....
,
.
.
!
f
.
.
I
I
1
....
f
I
...
I
..
AM
Four
miiea
wnen
rreioni
i
rain?
j-m.
.
Derailed
on
Bridge
Near
Jetalca.
Wiail
Yl.H.
Sept
I.
Four'
in
w
re
killed
aim
a
nun
mired
when
a
heavy
n
'-4i'i
-ii
IU-
Ketlle
Valley
un-
derailed
on
the
bridge
j.
--i.
j.
loo
miles
tfdt
of
nuv-i
Sunday
and
crashed
to
'ni
f
a
one
hundred
fool
Fire
later
destroyed
the
a
nnd
partially
burned
20
.
rim
whieti
were
preotpl-j
u
canyon.
j
iirail
ar--
Engineer
II.
Marie.
:
J
l.
Uuinn.
Trainman
S
i
:iKr.
and
0.
A.
Johnon,
lli'owktnere.
II.
Lett,
the
a
Aiinped
ami
escaped
with
t,
injuries.
A
a
result
Of
the
aeeident
the
w.il
he
blocked
for
ten
days.
Train
Was
Runaway
,
oil
It
r...
Sent.
7.
Late
re-tiro
Ktnle
that
tratiunan
mnor
the
fifth
member
of
ermv
or
the
Kettle
Valley
which
plunaed
oer
n
liridge
nay
wa
killinl.
AUo
it
l
re-
i)
ilia!
upveral
men
tea!irtf
loi
flir-u-
liven,
hut
thl
l'
ronirnie.l.
The
train
vraii
a?
rii
a
ditanee
of
17
mllec
"i
jumping
the
traek
at
a
on
to
the
brliLse.
Daid
tilennle
left
on
the
tea-Prinee
r.liarliM
yesterday
af-naon
to
make
Iho
round
trip
to
"war'.
Anyox
und
Maclt
Inlet.
AN
EXTRACT
FROM
MEIQHEN'S
SPEECH
The
followiirg
i
an
ex-
'
an
from
a
ipeeeh
deliver-
''d
in
Montreal
on
Sepiem-
uer
hy
the
Hon.
Arthur
iyiivcriiiiieii'
l
i
because
I
wih
I
to
!
Ihi-
rrnwn
firmly
t'Malt-
lilii.l
fli.i:
I
i
.
1
1
In
.,
Miir.i?nv
erntiieiit
in
lbi
cnunM-y.
for
selt-
i
kovci
mil"-!,
i
ti-
rn'-ner
tone
of
;the
Ilntiftti
Kmpire."
was
r
rnidtrated
mly
by
prompt
.iiiie.ji..i!
of
Hie
military
r
revoif
ami
:
lie
Kind's
de-
naitnre
rr.'tn
an
Selialian
stale
that
feveral
branches
of
tiie
4
Sitrils
ar!
tilery
in
various
entire.
rev.
-lied
early
Stin-V
if
ay
tint
tin-
jrovcrnnvtil
an
iioin'ce.
llu-
liu-
tteen
put
dii
witli
little
tituodsbed.
-
.
.
.
MUCH
HALIBUT
LANDED
TODAY
aaHHH
-a".
aaliaT-i.
I.,
in
H
..
i
.
.
k
plan'
w
ard.
i
the
mentor
oi
u
ypenai
type
o'
poi.ito
which
has
rrtMliiceil
tt
lo:s
tu
itie
acre
on
the
farm
ut
Frederick
Ituidge.
u
lilitoi-iua.
Local
Liberal
Campaign
Opened
Saturday
Night
m
Westhoim
which
lie
declared
would
only
be
put
into
effect
by
a
Liberal
gov.
cinm-nt
and
which
lie
said
the
'
l
-onsen
alive
party
could
not
and
would
44oi
undrrtako-wilh
all
ils-
!
Interests
centred
as
Uiey
were
in;
the
province
of
Ontanc.
Mr.
That
1
Rowen
dismissed
the
customs
scandal
as
an
issue
in
the
cani-paun,
declaiming
that
a
real
issue,
however,
was
Hie
constitutional
;uesliou.
Mr.
'Stork
also
poke,
answering
questionaires
that
had
been
submitted
by'
J.he
Trades
and
Labor
Council
and
Native
Sons
of
Canada,
putting
the
fish
rap
question
a
far
as
he
was
concerned
at
rights
and
referring
briefly
to
general
matters,
including
the
Liberal
policy
for
the
port
of
Prince
Rupert
The
stability
of
the
government
land
the
Ora'nd
Trunk
Pacific
end
coul.
I
not
be
obtained,
he
said,
unless
Liberal-i'ropressive
policies
of
the
last
five
years
were
voted
down.
of
the
Canadian
National
Hall
ways.
The
meeting,
which
was
well
attended,
considering
Hs
short
notice,
was
presided
over
by
Dr.
W.
T.
Kergin.
t
NOTICE
TO
LIBERALS
OF
SKEENA
RIDING
.
The
Liberal
committee
Mr.
Hmven
saht
it
was
a
de
light
for
him
to
be
in
Princo
Rupert.
The
development
of
Pa
ciric
coast
ports
he
said
was
s
matter
of
great
Importance
to
(be
prairies
and
Prince
Rupert
alike.
It
had
been
Hie
Liberal
policy
to
develop
the
west.
Ttit
Mackenzie
King
government
had
done
many
things
thai
directly
affected
Hie
homes
such
as
reducing
.the
income
tax
and
re
moving
the
tariff.
It
was
in
such
thincs
as
these
that
tho
people
were
lively
interested
and,
If
for
nothing
else,
women
as
well
as
men,
on
September
I
should
express
appreciation
for
the
Rivlub
hudset
of
1920.
Customs
Scandal
There
liad
been
a
lot
of
uoisi
nml
talt
at
mi
n
I
tlie
snnimsi'i
It
may
have
made,
an
impression
upon
some
people.
It
had
been
intended
to
be
the
chief
artict
of
impression
in
this
campaign
so
as
to
win
votes
at
the
polls
for
the
lory
party,
so
mucti
liad
been
said
and
such
a
furore
raised
about
it
that
-even
Tory
'iKincrs'had
been
coninellad
to
say
thatin,was'
tune
to
slop
talking
about
the
customs
and
get
down
to
soma
real
issues
Hittrlnrtlie
"optiUori
'It
MeighVp
arid
Hie
other
Co'hservattvi
:
"can
dtdates.
there
was
nothing
to
nlk
about
other
than
iniquity
and
scandal.
And,
after
nil,
tho
scandal
consisted
mainly
of
Canadians
responding
to
tbe
temp
tation
of
large
profits
in
smug-
irliug
Itiuor
"Into
tlift
United
States.
There
has
been
no
gain
saying
that
the
business
had
srisen
to
tremendous
proportions
and
evening
"until
election
I"'"!-
immediately
after
the
1925
dav.
eject
ion.
the
Liberal
government
t
4
1
'continued
on
page
2)
Theatre
Fred
Stork
end
Edmonton
Visitor
Enlighten
Electors
on
Policies
now
before
Electorate
of
Country
Holding
that
Prince
Hupert
and
other
Hriti-li
Columbia
ports
for
their
own
benefit
should
co-operate
with
the
provinces
of
Aiiierta
and
Saskatchewan
by
endorsing
.Mackenzie
King
and
the
Liberal
policy
of
western
development
at
the
polls
on
September
11.
J.
C.
Howen.
former
leader
of
the
Liberal
patiy
in
the
Alberta
legislature,
was
the
speaker
of
the
evening
at
a
campaign
meeting
on
Saturday
night
at
the
YVestholme
Theatre
in
:
the
interests
of
Fred
Stork,
Liberal
candidate
for
re-electuju
in
iSkeena
at
the
federal
election.
Mr.
Uowen,
who
is
a
quiet
but
impressive
and
tdeasing
speaker.
rrTr:-
I
dealt
with
many
i-sues
of
the'
campaign
cmphasizitiz
the
d?sir-
j
I
tlh
Uhf
H
ability
of
western
development
!jULu1i1A
X
llviV
CAMPAIGNING
done
to
Stewart
to
Help
Try
to
Defeat
His
Old-time
Opponent
To
give
his
assistance
in
tha
energetic
campaign
that
is
being
waned
by
Hie
Conservatives
to
win
the
seat
of
Skeena
from
the
Liberal:
column,
Col.
C,
.
peck.
VjC..
formerly
M".P.
for
Skeena
and
now
M.L-V.
for
the
Islands,
arrived
from
Victoria
Sunday
evening
and
proceeded
through
to
Stewart
and
Anyox
lo
address
meetings
on
behalf
of
,
J.
C.
Brady,
the
Conservative
candi-
late.
'
Col.
Peck
was
accompanied
fropi
here
by
T.
S.
Haxtqr,
.former
mayor
of
Vancouver,
who
arrived
from
the
Cariboo
district
where
he
lias
been
campaigning
for
J.
A.
Fraser.
Later
in
the
week.
Col.
Peek
and"
Mr.
Maxler
will
support
Mr.
Hrady
oif;the
local
platform
a
the
final
Conservative
rally.
(
v
Fred
Stork
went
north
on
the
same
boat
to
Port
Simpson.
FIFTY
LIVES
CINEMA
HALL
Tragedy
at
Movie
House
In
Irish
Village
Sunday
Night
When
Fire
Broke
Out
LIMHHICK.
Ireland,
-Sept.
7.
Fifty
lives
were
lost
attd
a
dozen
people
were
seriously
injured
Sunday
nishl
in
a
fire
at
a
tern-
customs
scandal
Mr.
Mowen
sahl.iiwary
cinema
ball
in
Uin
village
of
Drnmeollogher,
near
here.
The
projection
machine
caught
fire
and
in
(he
panic
women
and
children
were
crushed
and
tram
pled
on
i
their
frantic
efforts
to
escape
from
the
blating
hall.
Jinny
were
trapped
insiue
to
on
burned
alive.
The
village,
which
has
a
popu-Ulion
of
500
hus-a
poor
water
supply.
Tbe
building
burned
f
if-jyejy.
,v
.,
.
SIXTEEN
LOST
LIVES
IN
COAL
MINE
EXPLOSION
TAHONA,
Okla..
Sept.
I.
-Sixteen
miners
los'
their
tlves
in
the
gas
explosion
which
toot
place
in
the
Superior
Coal
Mines
yes.
jerday,
seven
bodies
baving
been
recovered
up
to
Ihi
morning.
A
day
shift
of
130
mejt
had
just
started
when
the
blast
occurred.
all
but
.tin
s:x'.e"ti
sca;ns