red
dtork
Lays
Out
Clearly
the
Liberal
Policy
I
I
and
Tells
of
the
Effect
it
has
had
of
Recent
Years
ALIGB
Alt.M,
SepL
11.
One
of
I
lie
dearest,
sanest
and
must
.1
Ulr.r.hllf
f
a
Are
Speakers
at
Meeting
In
Commodore
Cafe.
I
oi
t
W
Peck.
V.C.
M.
1..
A.
a
III
l
ii
in
i
i
Kir
ii'i
nriM
nrt
ii
id
(Ins
afternoon
in
the
J
i
lli
ady.
Conservative
can-
id;.
1
'or
hkeena
in
ine
tcuerai
a
aa.
an.
i.
n...t
.u
pifsiding
KTY
PUP
LS
ARE
ON
STRIKE
bjectlon
Taken
to
Transfer
from
One
School
to
Another.
W1NXIPI
Jiept.
II
With
the
it
'
itieir
parents,
thirty
si
lo-
school
at
Cast
Kll-he
adjoining
municipality,
in
en
I
of
i-anaila.
The
Way
to
Judge
Mr.
Slork
revimved
briefly
the
-....
I
i
At-
a
.1
firiiiiii
in
ii
1
1
if-it
taiifcr-iifsi
vftr
it
ppcii
iii
iik-ii
.wn
itw
iii.ii
I.'
..ll.
...
1.
If
1
I
r
I
nf.ii-
iH
or--
I
he
people
of
Canada
tt.lui-
41ml
if
Mm
m:itn
anil
vital
n
'riko
aaainst
an
oruer
QiikW..
vv
-
..
...u,.,.i
Ut.i
'
""
"7
"'"
.
Storage
Co.
.
.
...
'r.
..;-
...
--ui,.,
t.
kiim
.
mi
.
u
Si-ni.-ii
u-nm
f
um
uoaru
lo
compel
ihau
five
years
ago?
How
walk
a
mile
to
school.
The.M
th
,lia,n4n
balance
of
trade
:
.
ten
said
the
transfer
otl.
fix?
trdrn
JWO;
in
pis
from
one
school
to
llio
v,Vhre
were
Mie
rullroad
pnhlems
was
necessary
owing
to
met
f
..
....,..
.,3,,
ii
.tut
not
Dwdrj
condition
Dls
111
'he
district.
FISH
ARRIVALS
tin
ncoiuiu
rnum
of
other
Ha
ir
sales
al
the
Fish
Hx-a
ge
tin
morning
totalled
81,-::ti
pot
ml
two
American
vessels
posiiuk
of
02,000
pounds
and
Canadian.
lV,:oo
pounds.
1
es
rr
Caiiadlau
fish,
ratw-a
from
llr
and
l
to
IS.
7c
and
averaged
higher
than
Amer-:
at
It.
8c
and
15.2c
for
first
s'
and
Kr
for
second
class.
j
The
da
s
arrivals
were
as
fol-!
W.-:
American
lialy.
a'.iHlti
pounds,
to
Hoolh
pray.
3(1.000,
to
Candiau
Fish
k
i
)d
Sloraue
Co.
Canadian
.Soil.
t?.uoo.
to
the
Allin
les.
-
.
-
tne.
i.Odd:
iris,
i.soo.
anu
".1100.
to
Canadian
Fish
&
LEAGUE
OF
NATIONS
Ol
NKVA,
Seid.
11.
Following
ejection
of
her
demand
for
a
per
tiianent
neat
In
llio
league
of
Na
'ion
council,
Spain
today
resign
ed
'rum
the
League-
LADIES!
All
ladies
in
favor
of
the
election
nf
j.
n.
Brady
are
"ordially
Inviled
lo
attend
a
meeting
in
the
Commodore
,Hfe
on
Kntiir.inv
ill
3
n.lll.
The
meeting
wilt
be
addres-
M'.l
by
C.
W.
Peck,
M.L.A.
J
Tea
will
he
served.
hear
these
problems
referred
lo
or
disrussed
today.
Tlief
were
not
problem
any
more.
Their
Ill
inH
1
1
"owl
tiAMSl
liMilirt
I
U
I
It
kit
I
by
legislation
eoaclwi
by
the
King
go'vprtunw't
jegiIaHtn
making
j.
for
the
prosperity
foil'
gnf
atuess
j.'
or
the
(Uinaiiian
naiion.
.
Customs
Scandal
In
fi'rerringi
Ur
IJif
1
so-called
customs
scandal,
Mr.
Slork
said
that
altogether
loo
much
jmpor
Wmm
TAXI
Boston
Grill
25
and
Ambulance
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
with
newly
laid
dancing
Service
door
for
hire.
Anywhere
at
Anytime.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN,
SUnd
Royal
Hotel,
3rd
Ave.
PRINCE
RUPERT
The
litest
and
best
for
the
and
th
8t
A,
least.
Phone
487.
MATT
VIDECK,
Prop.
11...
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
i'vl
VVI
V.
!
Yesierfsrs
timiUMuo,
il
Street
Sale
St
I
rrtics
rrvs
cots.
Will.
IW.
HUNCH
HI
PHUT.
H.
C,
SATtlUAY.
SKPTEMHF.Il
II,
1920.
ergin
makes
Fighting
Speech
SWs
up
lis
Inconsistencies
Reviewed
Budget
i
Sir.
Stork
reviewed
the
llohhj
budget,
and
oUl
of
the
reduction1
of
the
taxation
of
the
Oana
liun
i
prugcaiii
of
legislation
on
a
broad
ipoople.
He
referred
to
the
trade
'
polir.v
and
looking
toward
the
fu-!poley
ol
the
Mackenzie
Kinj:
ad-
lure
srealness
nf
the
rounln'.
iniuislralion.
and
spoke
of
tlte
Klnu
vovemnieul
.-illeie.
the
le-"n
prosperity
t
the
ci.Ution
brimaM
di.wn
bv
Hie
1J-1IP.
n
the
heavy
liei
al
ailmiaitratli.
and
what
Httilwjiiilanec
eirielusiVe
prtived:
legislation
tikd
be1
HttctHl
late
.1...
I.....'
tt.A
a
.
....
I
VV'ft...!
I
Hi-
IBM-
,
mr-
ooiuiii).
..
,-...
ii
I
.
,
w
ss
wTtmir
-isk-i
I
.Vl.i..-1,
wi.LSH
J.;-ivSSHMKx
js---
I"-
I
lie
.-,:ilaiiin
that
had
been
made
into
laws
aiol
ziven
to
thej
people
of
Canada
dm
in?
rite
past
live
years
of
Hie
Knvs
tiovern-loent
Tiie
only
way
one
eould
ihgf,
the
worth
of
lejrMation
was
by
its
results.
Had
this
legislation
made
for
the
rulo
or
the
tmck-wnnlness
of
t!anadaf
Juilze
it
from
any
anjrle
and
five
Hie
verdict.
Was
the
Canadian
dol-t
lar
wvrth
less
Ihan
five
years
.......
,
.
.
t
Jl..
ami
infflBt
robel
aud
King
John;
of
rglaml
in
his
day
had
felt
(lie
povvvr
of
the
Liberals
wheu-
he
sought
in
ojipress
them.
4'onlinuiug
further,
Mr.
Kengin
lauuclieil
into
a
scatiiing
attack
against
J.
C
Iirady.
the
Conservative
standard
bearer
for
this
riding.
"I
feel
ashamed,
as
a
Ca-(
continued
on
ptge
2
ATTEMPTED
MURDER
1
r
(FIRST
VOTES
i
ARE
POLLED
Twenty-Four
Persona
Voted
at
Advance
PolljLast
Night.
AIiikjmI
a
man
al
Hie
first
nigh
advance
polls
la
I
here
were
allose
EIGI8IL1TY
Mr.
sitork
voiced
his
faith
and
be-
wisdom
of
the
enactment
of
the
liif
m
!
uritirinl..
..I
II...
t.lli
I
,.rwrrlut
ial
tiiriff
treaties
with
vOSeph
erl
party,
and
lauded
the
KluptoUier
nation.
A
eimntr
ex-j
adiuiiiisiiaiiiiu
and
the
nart
it
!
iiorls.
said
Mr.
Stork,
were
an
in
I
vole
were
cast
of
the
election
it
evening
than
her
in
the
ad-
'vance
poll
at
lastjyears
election.
Last
night
there
Mere
2i
vole
as
compared
with
3(
la.t
!
Canadian
altogether
is-uc'as
af
feeling
the
ballot
of
the
i.i'i.hIh
tr
:m
issue
liroliuht
HllO
'
'
'
J'
promii.euce
and
being
by
the
derelict
inn
from
duly
of
a
few
UMCiai
1:1
i
lie
customs
ui-wan-
,
t
inent
thai
if
there
was
no
oilier
"im,
sallows
and
Railway
employ
f
Fred
Shirk.
Practn
ui
v
I
he
entire
votniir
strength
nf
the
ennui
i...,
n.,
....
i..
ee
art-
aihiwroVUi
vote,
will
he
a
in
attendance,
and
Mr.
Stork
was
listened
to
with
rani
al-lvi-
i
!.,,
i,.,i,i
i.
-Ken
mi-
''eld
again
tonight
and
Monday
iHiuii
iiiruuguifui
ii
i?
fiiurc
rrrxi.
11
is
auure.?
vm
iree
;
Wpt
al
Ottawa,
then
fading
tluUMiieiiU.
1
here
wa
no
herkliiig,
and
not
once
l)v'roi)i(t
Ilo(
iM.
;n
fiict
a
ruinous
.1..
I
.
.1
t
.
1
-
Mt
'iru
or
ui'cu
uiu
jir.
moriv
reier
to
his
uouservaiive
oononeni.
,
.na
u
-mil
n...
i:irkiiizie
III
the
mam
lii
speech
was
one
exloling
(he
might
and
theiKnw
aoretnment
in
brinaiim
mi
j
ui
Mil-
ii.iiiun.
uuu
nit
iKiiiuiuitiini
ui
ixiu.njii
u
uauuua
iimvn
anil
enaetliiir
hwiftiatlon
lor
amf;
arf
ADDRESSED'
I
rich
in
the
wealth
of
natural
re-
Canada
durin
the
past
fheyear
sourrei.,
a
country
'favored
ro-
niut
ia
bullded
belter
than
(graphically,
a
country
NUmI
with
;
jjj.
knew
it
peopie
in
energy,
iniaiive
and
iuilll.l'.IH.nl
n...l
.......Im..
4
I.
a
j
n.
.in
iriif-Hl,
Ullll
a
lruilllj,
IIC
,
rluef
concern
of
whose
represen
tative
at
Ottawa
should
be
the
i
tail)
ins
out
nf
a
constructive
The
advance
poll
are
not
opened
till
the
nwlit
of
the
election,!
nest
Tuesday.
This
poll,
at
which
commercial
the
Canadian
n?'1'
between
thjhours
of
7
atid
on
hurt
10
in
Hie
office
of
the
returning
officer,
W'estpnhii
rr
Hlock.
J.
O.
Williamso
i
is
deputy
re-turiiiiis
officer
wi
Ji
J.
A.
Morris,
poll
clerk,
'(iovi
rnntenl
Agent
Norman
A.
Watt
is
in
attendance
to
issue
voting
certificates
and
I
lie
scrutineer
are
H,
It.
Ive
and
Harvey
Fraseli.
OF
CANDIDATE!'
Graham
'.Comments
Report
That
He
Could
Not
Sit
In
House.
h.l
t.
tut
.l
in
III
FKmnl
VMmrn-
l
.if
ih
tw
il.neril
V
llf
its
l"0-
'
'
i""'
i-
-
.
--
viuuiiii-r
..i
ii
nru,.,i
pie.
and
that
the
opening
up
ol
............
these
markets
for
the
esporiaTl
depath
intimating
that
Hon
of
tianadian.g.MMs
wa.
brin?-VJ-
.
-"i"
"-
C-inaJian
"
,m
eniouiiy
ui
niii'esi
iri-favorable
UuM
rtdiug,
the
tundidale
stated
mat
lie
was
iiorii
in
cotian,
ai-
Ihoimh
he
spent
a
short
lime
in
the
United
Slates
When
a
miner
'
iM.
Vxvtda
lif
Jookout
natyralix
ceded
.Mr.
Slrk
introdueed
hisalion
papers.'
hut
autonialically
remarks
Irj
giving
a
short
his-j
continued
his
Hi
it
ish
citizenship
lory
of
the
Liberal
ami
Oinserva-
ion
his
arrival
in
Canada.
the
parlies.
He
shirwed
that
thej
-
Liberal
pi:
,,id
policies
bad'
Baseball
tomorrow
at
2.30.
ever
been
fur
t:-
enactment
ol
Oyros
vs.
All
Stars,
legtslatuin
nf
initiative
and
.
achievement.
fi
the
..ettins
for-!
wanl
of
eonslrurlive
legislation,
for
the
ret'eHiu.:
asaiiisi
an
in-fringemnl
of
the
'.libertiv
or
riahts
of
the
people.
In
fact
that
WABav
W
AffTIf
BUMB
1HKUWN
IMcfcrnon
fleoorfc
to
Board
of
AT
MUSSOLINI!
Trade
in
Optimistic
Vein
Regard
Hit
Glass
or
Car
and
Did
Not
Ex-plode
Until
After
Premier
Had
Passed.
THROWER
WAS
ARRESTED
tempt
on
the
life
of
Mussolini
since
he
became
premier
was
made
today
when
a
bomb
exploded
against
the
Premier
car
is
h'e
was
proceeding
to
the
pa-
ace
bul
the
KasIsti
head
escaped
A
wine
Italian
slone
inasoii
by
the
name
of
Oiovannia.
who
wa
-trrested.
threw
a
bomb
a;ainM
the
auto
in
which
Mus-ijini
was
ritinz
hut
the
missile
struck
the
window
r!ass
and
fell
to
the
around
before
exploding
..'1.
I
..
,inu..,l..l
t
'
parsers
by
were
wounded.
The
police
had
a
strenuous
lime
protecting
Hie
bomb
thrower
from
;
the
threatening
crowd,
several
ci-
ilians
and
police
lieiug
injured
in
lie
struesle.
iovaiutin
entered
Italy
from
1
Switzerland
and
the
police
believe
on
the
altenpt
on
the
Premier's
life,
was
planned
by
exiled
Fascisti
in
I
Lyons
and
Pari.
I
Mussolini
iitainlaiueil
hi
aC-c-
sioine
l
I'a'm
and
.ontinued
lo
the
palace.
I
MAPPING
EXPEDITION
OF
ALASKA
SOUTHBOUND
Meighen
Gets
Desperate
as
he
Sees
his
Chances
Vanishing
Says
King
NAI'ANKK,
Sept.
11.
The
Prime
Minister
and
minister
of
customs
were
both
sharply
atlacked
hy
Mackenzie
King
here
last
night,
Meighen
tor
recent
references
to
the
late
Hon.
Ueorge'
ltoiviii
and
H.
II.
Elevens
for
his
use
of
House
of
Commons
stationery
in
connection
with
the
sale
of
oil
company
stock.
"I
say
Meighen
does
not
represent
the
Coio-tirvalive
parly.
1
sav
Conservatives
all
over
the
country
are
shuddering
at
the
PHARfiF
IS
10
I
AID
tiling-
he
is
saying."
said
Mr.
King.
TJClie
Premier's
reference'
vii.muu
jU(ivi
Nva!
the
saddest
incident
in
the
hislory
of
tlte
present
1
Lee
"
Fung.
"'
Chinese,
alleged
to
eampaign.
He
waileil
until
-ine
"I."
..
"...W
1.
V'V
.V."
,r:.;
'.!
rek,oi
u.e
campawu
10
laiirr
wus
,m-ommv,.
My...s
,.ar
nave
nssauuea
auoinec
uu.,i.-
;,aU(,,.r
a
lan
who
is
now
dead,
I
liar
l-
.
sin
-vva
1
-4
'
1'
"
n
1
U
lIUMlpi
V-
W
V
4
j(
I'r.
iiihi
11
m
u"
iiuiy
u
11
is.ijvs
'
iinisii
iviin
nn
hti
i
11
1
1
in
1
nor
oallin?
for
llu
piiaciiilVnt
of
any
t
ere
tiijurir,
wa?
amied
at
ksriolalion
of
a
Utnc
policy,
and
i;qituin
Hove
yHterday
aud
that
thi
iimtlating
of
the
cu-brought
lo
the
city
lat
eeninK
intiiy
4ssIltl
iiinrit
ii'ii
invw
-tttMriNl
It.
Ii
invinA(
u
!
Iitet
u
I
lilsia
C.lu
rl:
I
-y
-sat
.
"
-
"
'
"
j
IVMIIVHII
sJI
C
m
s.n.
where
it
should
have
been
from,
and
Helta
aboard
the
powerboat'
aieveni
ana
Mwt4
ftl
uh
the
start,
in
the
hand,
of
a
com-
-8
(Leila
It.).
This
morning
Lee-
"?
"V
'
,
......i.u.i
i.
u
1
1.-
1
i.r
c.i......!ii,,
Mr.
Mevetts.
who
had
been
mak-
1
jiii-"rnii
I'm
11
""r
M
Uiifft
iIJ'V4i
vJ
uviUlt
ciiiv-iiuiui
i-eiiie
court
Jtidbe.
Hesaid
thai
it
'
Maaislrate
11.
F.
Mr
Lend
and
was
i,vie
cl,ar?.e
Mr.
King.
"It
is
only
fair
to
say
he
sees
his
chances
vanishing
and
that
he
does
things
today
which
he
would
never
do
in
his
own
sober
mind.
Mr.
Stevens
had
Commons
made
no
difference
so
far
as
tlil-s
'formally
el.argril
with
attempted
,
Ml
on
,tr
1
i..n.j,.ii,.ii
uu
poin.nrtie.1
vitiipti
,.,i,i-.i..
.
ii.
.n..
.......
i
ii...,,
I...,,,..
stutloner
a
ccriiiicate
for
SECURED
$137,000
CHKIAOO.
SenL
tl
was
de-
fnitely
established
today
thai
the
criticism
of
the
Mackenzie
King
robbers
secured
9
137,000
payroll
j
government
by
way
of
the
cus-
in
the
mail
robljery
from.
Use
touts
investigation
was1
he
real'Oiand
Trunk.
Jrain.
Priilay.
C.
W.
PECK,
M.
LA..
J.
C.
BRADY
and
MRS.
A.
J.
PATERSON
Will
Address
a
Public
Meeting
In
Auditorium
(Skating
Rink)
MONDAY
EVENING,
SEPTEMBER
13,
AT
8
P.M.
TUB
PUHLIC
Ib.COHniAhLY
1NV1TKU
a
spe-
I
il
-
'
"""ii
iHiuiui)
UlljVUilllllv
III
SSH.il
l-'Vf?"
,
..
f
n
t
1
mi
parly
was
returned,
as
Hit
ligation
would
go
on
lo
the
under
the
commission
and
(hat
the
Conservatives
were
only
using
the
customs
investigation
as
a
smoke
screen,
behind
which
they
hoped
lo
step
Into
power
al
Ollawa.
If,
said
Mr.
Stork,
Ihl'
desTriiclivo
inve.-
taken
Tor
a
week
pending
the
re
"""
"f
e
end
eovery
of
How
Hung,
who
is
in
"I'"'.,.
"T
'""V1
1
hosjiilal.
who
talks
a'bout
the
Liberal
party
leaning
to
the
south.
This
is
the
gentleman
who
laid
Ihe
charges
about
smuggling.
This
is
the
gentleman
vlio
was
made
miuis-
!(er
of
customs
by
Mr.
Meighen.
Wih
a
I
has
he
to
say
to
the
use
ol
the
arms
or
Cauada
in
this
illegal
way?"
VANCOUVER
EXCHANGE,
,
Bid.
Asked
i
Wheal
,.
iliuuwell
(iladslone
....
(Iranby
Howe
Sound
Independence
I..
iV.
I
I.uc-ky
Jim
Premier
4V-Silvcr
CresFtL,
Surf
lnlel
....
....
'Hk'liniond
1.39
i
1.33
1.37
;
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.33
20.00
20.00
tl.OO
13.00
TittOW
P
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low
2.20.
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2,28
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WHEAT
CROP
LARGE
ONE
Year.
OTTAWA,
Sept.
11.
the
total
production
of
wheat
In
the
prairie
provinces
Is
estimated
by
the
bureau
of
statistics
now
as
376,697,000
bushals,
compared
with
the
estimated
production
last
year
of
382,955,-000
bushels.
islands
Service
and
Grain
Trade
The
most
interesting'
part
of
the
report
of
0.
V.
Nickerson
in
Hip
Hoard
of
Trade
last
nisrhl
in
connection
with
his
recent
!viit
in
Vam
Oliver
was
a
statement
that
B.
(I
Keeley,
Pacific
Coast
or
the
Canadian
'National
Steamships,
had
put
pniir.
h...
niffieuit.
in
Defend-
manager
Police
Have
Difficulty
in
Defend-
u,
,.;,.
.hict.
vnnlit
rive
xo
trin
Ing
Perpetrator
From
Crowd.
in
a
iruuci
i
ii
i
iiiv
i.-ianu.-
v...v.
.........
c
-
r-
a
year
out
of
this
port
and,
if
the
toiuiarl
was
secured,
nictits
were
made
for
the
boat
lo
be
built
at
the
Prince
Kupert
ItO.MK.
Sept.
It.-The
third
at.
j:!."
gif"!,.-
.IT.
.uiariroii
.
Vancouver
a
innj;
sentfment
in
regard
to
the
importance
of
this
j
'nnrt
Had
an
oidimitic
vein.
There
'was
no
doubt
about
the
wheat
movitii?
through
the
port.
Mr.
Cleniieiming.
who
is
doing
the
.chartering,
stated
Ihat
all
boats
are
under
option
to
load
at
Prince
iluivert
if
rcpiired
al
an
additional
nine
pence
a
ton.
However,
this
was
not
a
set
rate
for
all
vessels.
Representatives
of
one
of
the
bi?
Japanese
steamship
lines
whom
he
had
seen
had
?iven
the.
that
they
couM
load
'and
opinion
rific
explosion
followed
four
at
Prince
Itiipert
-hea'per
than
at
United
Stales
the
people's
pockets
FAIR
OPENS
ON
TUESDAY
Hon.
T.
D.
Pattullo,
Minister
of
Lands,
to
Officiate
at
7.30
p.m.
The
Prince
Kupert
annual
fall
fair
opens
on
Tuesday
evening
next
at
ton.
Hon.
T.
1.
Pattullo
offi-iatinp.
Hy
that
time
the
elec
tion
wiH
be
over
and
people
at
the
any
other
port.
The
difficulty
'
fair
will
.get
the
returns
there,
was
that
most
Japanese
ports
;
Today
Thomas
Ileid,
Hceve
of
were
looking
for
other
camo
to
Surrey,
arrived
with
the
fruit
aud
go
with
wheat.
Only
three
deck-j
vegetable
for
the
special
display
ers
took
wheat
only.
They
liked
j
from
the
Fraser
Valley
and
the
loirs
or
lumber
for
filling
in.
Mr.
j
grains
and
other
parts
of
the
ex-N.ckersoh
saw
ill
the
develop-'
htbits
were
brought
hy
Claire
Le-ment
of
busines
with
Alaska
a
max
earlier
in
the
week.
The
work
remedy
for
this
a
the
vessels
of
putting
up
this
display
is
al-couhl
load
grain-here
and
com-
ready
well
in
hand
and
it
will
be
plele'
the
carso
at
Alaskan
port
itself
well
worth
a
visit
to
the
if
it
could
not
he
secured
here.
fair.
.
.r
I
"
The
fair
this
year
will
be
quite
Times
Good
Here
different
Trom
previous
occa-
Mr
Nickerson
said
he
had
vi-
ik,n-
Considerable
improvement
bwn
made
the
interiftr
of
to
sited
a
number
or
small
towns
as
!w.sll
as
b
centres
and
he
saw
U
building
and
everything
is
nothinp
to
eumplain
of
here.
At
differenHy
arranged.
Flower
enr
!....
r.f
a
iA
.it.
i.
fio.i
i..iines
eon-
tries
are
cmil,bi
welLaud.
it
it
.
iiSVJiV.
SeiU
lU-Afler
pko-
oUions
any
heUex-tbatt
here
r44tSSW
ttwraphin?
U.ooti
square
nP!.
cept
in
the
large
centre.
In
.
he
te
"""en.nr
tlje
1-re-
o'
southern
Alaska,
the
mapping
Lonsview.
where
a
number
or
'.
senrflhe.
weather
Keeji
up.
A
expedition
coupling
or
t
tie
ten-
I't
ince
Itupeif
people
had
moved,
Pfciap
feature
ts
being
made
of
der
liannet!
and
three
naval
laborers
were
working
for
35e
an
:
"'''
an,)
Manager
Thomnon
in-
nlMiifs
ai-p
iiili!iiin.i
indav
fur
i,...r
iio
r.uin.i
ihai
mvph
in
the
vlles
all
who
have
flower
to
en-
the
win;er.
'were
110!
lined
with
gold
and
-most
contribute
!nf
the
smart
towns
were
not
aifurPoses
!
prosperous
as
prince
Kupert.
j
Mr.
Xickerson
told
of
the
wind-
nt
or
the
the
Associated
Associated
Board
uoaru1
Arrival
of
Superintendent
Bennett
j
Today
Completes
Organ-;
izatlon.
i
The
arrival
or
J.
Bennett,
the
:
stiperintendejit
of
the
Prince
Itu-
I
perl
elevator
today
from
Port
Estimate
Makes
It
jthur
makes
everything
now
ready
Almost
Equal
to
Last
;
for
the
arrival
or
grain
from
the
-j
orairies.
This
has
been
some-
1
-
vvhat
delayed
through
recent
heavy
rains
there.
L.
O.
(ireen,
who
has
been
ina
siroeriiitemlent
pending
Mr,
A
Public
Meetino;
I
Will
be
Hcld-ftr
IW"
WE8TH0LME
THEATRE
MONDAY
EVENING,
SEPTEMBER
1
J,
AT
8
P.M.
The
meeting
will
be
addressed
by
Hon.
T.
D.
Pattullo
&
Fred
Stork
Minister
of
Lands
-:0;-
Liberal
Candidate
SKATS.
IlCSF.llVl.D
FUR
LAUIKS
LYFJtYBOliY
WCLCOMK
ter
their
exhibits
at
once
or
to
them
for
decorative
.
t-j
QPAIM
VHTIMf
nig
op
ui
HJ
TVfllilU
ior
Trade
organization:
The
meet-j
!
ing
wa
poorly
attended,
an
out-
AM
rVVUDNMUNT
!
standirg
feature
bein-g
an
inspir-
j
Vll
UV
I
LlVlllTiLll
1
:iug
address
by
Victor
Odium
oni
t
lie
expansion
of
the
province..
,
nnlerMry
of
Military
during
the
past
few
year
and!0nTh'r.d
another
in
regard
to
the
utiliza-(
lion
r
the
Sumas
reclamation!
project.
Mr.
Nickerson
wa
thanked
for
hi
report.
ELEVATOR
IS
IN
READINESS
Dictatorship
Opportunity
Given
For
Opinion.
MAUHIO.
Sep!.
11.
Three
years
aao
today
Spain
came
under
(uilitary
dictatorship.
Today
all
'itizens.
men
and
women
over
18
years
old.
are
being
given
au
opportunity
in
a
plebiscite
to
endorse
the
work
amL
achievements
of
the
He
llivera
Oovernment.
Abstention
from
voting
will
indicate
disapproval.
The
voters
are
alo
expressing
an
opinion
on
the
establishment
of
a
national
assembly.
ST.
LOUIS
GETS
QUITE
SETBACK
,NF.W
YOIIK.
Sept.
11.
The
much
despised
Boston
Braves
landed
on
two
St.
Louis
pitchers
veslerdav
for
18
hits
and
counted
(
Bennett
s
arrival
and
who
hasjj,!,
tiree
Cardinal
error
won
been
getting
everything
in
shape
Tor
an
expected
active
season,
Will
sail
this
ariernoon
for
out
II
to
3.
sveJlin
the
leaders
bark
to
a
two
frd
a
half
game
lnargi,!,!
over,
CiMclima,ti,
with
pittsilairg
t
llifee
points
further
back.
Cncinnatt
and
Pittsburg
divid
ed
a
double
header.
National
League
Chicagvi
I,
Philadelphia
8.
SI.
Louis
3,
Boston
11.
Cincmnatt-2-5,
Pittsburgh
5-2.
"
American
League
Kt.
Louis
5.
Chicago
t.
NOTICE
TO
LIBERALS
OF
8KEENA
RI0INQ
The
Liberal
committee
room.
303
Third
Ave.,
next
In
the
Electric
Bakery,
will
be
open
every
afternoon
and
evening
until
election
dav.