5
TAXI
and
Ambulance
Service
Anywhara
at
Anytime.
nri
Rnval
Hotel.
3rd
wa
and
6th
81
MATT
VIDECK,
Prop.
the
meantime,
Helsn
la
out
on
UK)
ball,
In
response
to
complaint
by
tele
phone,
Constable
Clarke
and
Camra
I'rocccded
to
the
flshlnir
camp
on
the,
tEcstall
River
near
Balmoral
Cannery
here
the
offence
Is
alleged
to
have
tken
place.
They
returned
with
Helan
yesterday
afternoon
and
,the
trial
lm
mediately
commenced.
Helan
to
remember
nothing
of
the
allcged
clrcunutauccs,
8b
ACKENM
COLDER
WEATHER
IN
YUKON
TODAY
Weather
In
the
Yukon
la
colder
today
the
thermometer
bavins
dropped
to
22.
Returns
from
various
points
are:
Terrace:
Clear,
calm.
temp.
35.
Auyox:
clear,
ralm,
temp.
40.
Stewart:
Clear,
ralm,
temp.
2a.
Harrllon:
Clear,
calm,
temp.
24.
Telegraph
Creek:
Clear,
calm,
temp.
25.
Smlthers:
Clear,
calm,
temp.
37,
Burns
Lake:
Clear,
calm,
temp.
28.
Whltehorse:
clear,
calm,
temp.
27.
Dawson:
Clesr,
calm,
tempt
22,
STEAMSHIPRATES
ARE
TO
ADVANCE
MONTREAL,
Sept.
24.
Effective
Im
mediately,
a
general
advance
of
fifteen
per
rent
will
be
made
In
freight
rates
from
Cftiiedlsn
ports
to
the
United
Kingdom
by
the
steamship
lines
repre
sented
by
the
trnns-Atlantlo
conference.
The
announcement
waa
made
on
behalf
of
the
companies
concerned.
VANCOUVER
EXCHANGE
BC
Sliver
Dunwell
.
.
Oranby
.
.
Indian
..
L.
As
U...
Marmot
.
.
Premier
.
.
Gurf
Inlet
Richmond
Wheat
....
Bid.
1.80
1.33
30.00
.044
.03
U
.08!
4
.
2.10
.03
,
.10
1.501,
Asked.
1.S0
1.40
31.00
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2.20
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RUPERT
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and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
PRINCE
RUPERT.
B.C..
FRIDAY
SEPTEMBER
24,
1820.
Circulation
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4Ja
ROME,
Italy
The
escorting
fleet
of
rowboata
accompanies
the
swlmmt
s
tn
he
T.bcr
Msralbt.n
around
Rcme
in
the
annual
swim
as
they
pass
under
the
historic
bridges
that
span
Father
Tiber
This
jisr's
race
waa
won
by
Otno
Valie
of
the
nary,
URGES
TRAINS
FREE
.
OF
HOBOS
ilKV
aidlll-
UULWtY
tOMrtNV
11II.7I.1sh
IttOAKII
TO
ACCI-IlLNT
Kt.tL.NTLY
M
ERR
ITT,
Sept.
SI.
"No
blame
for
the
accident
or
for
life
arising
therefrom
can
be
attached
to
the
railway
company
or
any
member
of
the
train
crew."
according
to
a
verdict
of
the
Jury
investigating
the
Coqulhslli
wreck
on
September
5.
The
finding
of
four
dead
who
were
not
identified
as
members
of
the
crew,
led
the
Jury
to
report
"Evidence
leads
us
to
believe
that
alx
or
seven
others
besides
those
who
were
members
of
the
train
were,
killed,
having
lost
their
lives
In
the
wreck.
We
recommend
that
the
Railway
Company
Instruct
train
crews
to
keep
trains
free
from
trespassers
If
possible
aa
their
pn
sence
might
be
a
menace
to
the
ssf
et
j
of
the
trsln."
FOLEY
WILL
FIGHT
AGAIN
li:iEATt:il
MrtiOWAX
LAST
MOIir
ANII
WILL
MEET
Ml-,111-MLT
ON
Wl
llNIlAY
MONTHKAU
Sept.
tl.
le
Pole)
f
niuter
will
meet
Mltlr
Ml-trim
It
of
Montreal
net
YletlneMl.y
here
In
a
IIiihI
limit
In
the
feather-weight
(
li-niplonslilp
diminution
of
('smut
s
a
result
if
tlrtiirlc
won
by
thee
hovers
In
the
i.eml-flii-l
staj(eil
here
!at
nlilit.
lule)
illrposeil
of
MUkey
Mc-tiuwan
i(
Montreal
hv
a
ileelln
In
leu
ruiinils
while
Mlreault
awariled
the
deeMim
oer
liolili)
IUmiIIi
of
Toronto.
15
INNINGS
IN
BASEBALL
GAME
T
IIKII
I
IMI
CONTEST
IN
WHICH
CIN--
(INNATI
MAKES
EIKIKT
TO
(lET
INTO
WOltl.ll
ME
K
IKS
NEW
YORK,
Sept
24.
In
an
en.
deavor
to
overtake
St.
Louis
and
win
a
place
In'
the
world
series,
Cincinnati
hooked
Up
with
Philadelphia
yesterdsy
but
after
fifteen
Innings
of
thrilling
baseball
had
to
concede
a
tie,
six
all.
The
Reds
probably
will
be
given
an
opportunity
to.
play
off
this
game
In
order
to
complete
the
fiill
schedule
of
games.
St.
1-duli
meets
New
York
today.
There
were,
no
games
In
the
American
League
yesterday.
.Nallniml
Leugue
L
Pittsburg'
1,
Boston
2.
f
Clnclnhatt'
e,
Philadelphia
a
(ended
Probable
Mackenzie
King
Cabinet
Announced
at
Ottawa
but
Meighen
Not
to
Resign
Until
This
Evening
OTTAWA,
September
24.
-Following
a
cabinet
meeting
this
morning
Pre-
I
mler
Arthur
Meighen
announced
that
It
was
not
likely
he
would
tender
his
I
4
reslgnaUc.il
before
tonight.
In
the
meantime
Right
Hon.
W.
L.
Mackenzie
Kins:
j
understood
to
have
completed
his
cabinet
and
to
be
In
readiness
to
take
over
the,
direction
of
affaire
immediately
he
is
called
upon
to
do
so.
It
Is
generally
believed
the
lineup
of
the
new
government
will
be
as
follows:
Premier
snd
Minister
for
External
Af-
Dr.
J.
11.
King.
fairs
W.
L.
Mackenzie
King.
Pins
nee
J.
A.
Robb.
Justice
Ernest
Lapolnte.
Railways
C.
A.
Dunning,
s
Interior
Charles
Stewart.
Public
Works
J.
C.
Elliott.
Trade
and
Commerce
James
Mai-Jim.
Customs
W.
D.
Euler.
Health
and
Soldiers'
R-establtshment
Defence
Col.
J.
L.
Ralston.
Immigration
Robert
Porte.
Postmaster-General
P.
J.
Venlot.
Marine
and
Fisheries
P.
J.
A.
Cerdin.
Solicitor-General
Luclen
Cannon.
Secretary
of
State
Pernand
P.lnfrct.
Labor
Peter
Hecnan.
It
Is
reported
thst
Hon.
Vincent
is
slated
for
the
position
of
Minister
1st
Washington.
Vice-President
Dalrymple
and
Other
Canadian
National
Railway
Officials
Visiting
Prince
Rupert
"We
are
merely
making
an
annual
tour
of
inspection
of
western
lines
and
there
are
no
announcements
to
make."
stated
J.
E.
Dalrymple
of
Montreal,
vice-
president
tn
charge
of
traffic.
Canadian
National
Railways,
who
headed
a
large
party
of
C.N.R.
officials
which
arrived
In
the
city
on
the
steamer
Catala
tills
morning.
Mr.
Dalrymple
stated
that
the
business
of
the
railway
waa
gxd
and
that
he
was
looking
forward
to
a
great
Increase
In
traffic
over
this
end
of
the
railway
with
the
commencement
of
grain
shipping
through
the
local
elevator.
Mr.
Dalrymple,
who
Is
an
old
O.TP.
friend
of
this
pert,
said
It
waa
always
a
great
pleasure
for
him
to
visit
Prince
Rupert.
With
the
other
members
of
his
party,
he
made
an
Inspection
of
rall-Ht
way
holdings
here
and
also,
visited
the
dry
dock
and
elevator.
When
Mr.
Dal
rymple
was
lsst
here
the
elevator
was
tiot
completed.
One
of
the
important
officials
in
Mr.
Dalrymple
party
1
A.
T.
Weldon,
Montreal,
general
traffic
manager.
Though
be
visited
Prince
Rupert
once
before.
It
Is
Mr.
Weldon's
first
trip
here
In
the
Important
post
which
he
now
holds.
He,
too,
expressed
the
feeling
that
the
Impending
grain
shipments
would
mean
considerable
to
Prince
Rupert.
WOKK
FOR
IIRYHOCK
B,
C.
Keeley,
Pacific
Coast
manrer.
CO
M
M.,
w
ho
is
also
with
the
party,
stated
that,
when
the
Canadian
coaster
U
finished,
there
will
probwttly
be-n-other
big
Job
on
one
of
the
company's
boats
at
the
local
dry
dock.
He
declined
to
discuss
particulars
of
the
proposed
work.
'
Other
members
of
the
official
party
are
W.
C.
Mulr
of
Montreal,
manager
of
the
CNR.
express
department:
W.
a.
Manders',
Winnipeg:
freight
traffic
manager:
R.
Creelman,
Winnipeg,
passenger
tratflo
manager:
B.
A.
Latta,
Edmonton,
superintendent
express
department:
O.
A.
McNtcholt,
Vancouver,
general
passenger
agent:
W.
Hart,-secretary
to
Mr.
Dalrymple
and
a.
Sttven.
secretary
to
Mr.
Weldon.
J.
M.
Horn,
general
freight
ageat,
Vancouver,
was
to
have
been
with
the
party
but
he
did
not
come.
LEAXE
IN
MOKNINO
The
main
body
of
the
party
will
proceed
East
In
Mr.
Dalrymple-
private
car,
Canada,
attached
to
tomorrow
morning
.
regular
train.
Mr.
McNIcholl
and
Mrs.
Keeley
will
return
south
Sunday
night
and
will
probably
make
a
trip
to
Stewart
In
the
meantime.
A
delegation
from
the
Prince
Rupert
Dord
of
Trade
consisting
of
W.
O..
stalmenta.
-MIMC
AT
SVUNEY
AISTKALI.V
IIHIKII
OVER
RADIO
HERE
The
sounds
spanning
the
air
for
many
thousands
of
miles.
4
Digby
Island
wireless
station
re-
ports
having
heard
quite
plainly
last
night
a
musical
program
broadcasted
from
Sydney.
A
us-
trails.
If
local
fans
tune
In
they
4
may
hear
It
tonight
as
the
con-
cert
will
again
be
on
the
air
for
two
hours
after
1
o'clock
to-
morrow
morning,
Prince
Rupert
4
time.
SAVINGS
AND
LOAN
SOCIETY
VAMOIVEK
FIRM
EXTENDS
OPEItt-
THINS
TO
l-KINC'K
KIT!
KT
ANII
APPOINTS
LOCAL
AGENTS
Boston
Grill
Large
Upstair
Dining
Halt,
with
newly
laid
dancinit
floor
for
biro.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN,
The
latent
and
beat
for
Hi"
least.
Phone
467.
1
1
TIVZ
CTZ3
i
KING
CABINET
LINEUP
READY
I
Elf
llf
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A1AVAA
A
r
r
id
uene
lunney
in
tight
World
Championship
PHILADELPHIA,
September
24
-Before
a
record
breaking
crowd
of
132.-
m
wi
ti
bm;
jl
ijriniKTT
wnrin
rnamn
nn
wav-Mo-i-it
wai
fA
t
ks
-
ynrm.
101
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iiue
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i.-rit
in
nnm
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hii-.o-te
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tn.-..
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I
,
V
lUStl
I
f
1(
U
HV
J
MJ
decision
alter
a
flxht
In
which
the
winner
was
on
the
ton
nr-tlr.ii-
n
ih.
A
the
battle
opened
there
was
a
foggy
drizzle
which,
aa
the
savage
en-
Tunney
nearly
knocked
Dempsey
out
In
the
first
round
with
a
hard
a-rlght
to
the
Jaw.
It
waa
Juat
aa
the
rouno
enaea
ana
tne
cnsmpions
Knee
HfM
WL
A
mf
I
LI
ffirw
L
U
'fagged
aa
he
went
to
hU
corner
In
dls-
TUnney.
fighting
rautloualy.
outboard
A
ITCrC
T)P
i
Dempsey
and
retreated
before
the
cham.
viUuLj
Dill
plon.
crowding
attacks.
He
whipped
,
rlclous
punches
to
Dempsey'
body
at
I
rCC
Dr.
TIC
t,
quarters
and
hit
the
champion
LUoo
IKUrarrLr
Mt
tna
t,m
boou
Drmpoey
began
to
ttre
quickly
after
I
At
ION
VI
Hit
II
I
lUMI'ERIXd
the
seventh
round
and.
a
they
stepped
4IIIKILOTIMI
ON
rilUKIL.H
I
...
.......
...
.
,7
and
bleeding
and
bla
left
eye
ctoed.
T,M,K
,,,:,
tT
HMJ,
WINNIPEO,
Sept.
24
-8now.
rain
aud
eet.preralllng
throughout
the
Dralrle
"
"
w,r
t
Seated
and
nattered
during
the
paat
few
day
hu
Demp-
ru,hMl
threw
both
:h
mo.t
serious
delay
In
the
harreat-
"r
arm.
..
.
.
.....arouna
tne
ne-
cnampton.
?akliut
hi
iw
UltU.Ifc
u
watt
-
'
-
igrade
of
alues
will
be
greatly
re-,So,W
.
nm
.nJjIt
U
-m.
old
ed.
The
Manitoba
DeDartment
of
,,,or'
brt
mn
wtn
"
Mkl
D-'7
!'',
"
h
f"1"1
oul
r
lh
"nf-
culture
estimates
that
alrea-y
I8.-
.000
has
been
lott
to
the
Manitoba:
lDW
Puncu-
"n
w
tn
I
tne
peak
ol
Dempy
s
chin,
apparently
.t
Manitoba
a!1"
M
lh
flnl
out
of
h,m
ttut
th
night
was
swept
by
vy
electrics!
storm
Sleet
and
anow
"
"na-
r"eieo
iiaaors
nis
tUnt
tom
10
but
b,
bl0
to
PoU
ed
heavy
damage
wire
communl-10"
ions,
the
storm
reaching
bltoart
:
ua
"
1,lc,ra
D"r
u,u-1
"-T
portlon4
In
some
sections.
IW
DERAILED
THREE
CARS
ms
itKiMii
i
,iiii:
iiv
ill
i
l
l:
ic
iiii;n
I)iii:i
ii.tii:
m.m:p-li
town
ami
n
iv
r.tit
SPENCEH
BRIDGE.
Sept.
21
-
Bru.h-
aalde
by
the
buHer
of
the
Keith
llley
Railway
locomotive,
a
cow
wai
lied
when
It
daihed
between
the
-ay
ch
and
sleeping
car
of
a
rapidly
"ring
paaMOger
train
east
of
here
rdneaday
night
and
the
mangled
re
tina
were
responsible
for
the
dersllla
three
cars,
-Engineer.
Hudson
wss
not
aware
that
kc
cars
were
off
the
rails
and
they
imped
over
the
ties
for
600
feetbefois
k
whole
train
was
brought
to
'P
by
the
action
of
J.
A.
KusaelL
(nlng
rar
steward,
who
pulled
thi
ier.
locking
the
wheels
of
every
car.
It
is
presumed
that
the
cow
became
ied
from
staring
Into
the
approach-
K
headlight
The
engineer
waa
un
ite
to
bring
the
train
to
a
atop
b-
re
striking
the
animal
but
ronsldc-
jljr
reduced
the
speed
and
did
not
be-
leve
the
cow
was
Injured
when
It
wat
nocked
oil
the
track.
1HARGED
WITH
POINTING
GUN
HUMAN
Hi:UtN
OP
I'OHT
lIN(l
ton-
ron:s
iii:roitt:
.maois-tkati:
.mi.i:oii
anii
ih
i:-
.MAN1IKI1
I'NTII.
MONIIAV
Herman
Helsn
of
Port
Esslngtonj
ss
charged
before
Stipendiary
Magis
trate
it.
p.
McLeod
In
provincial
police
kourt
yesterday
afternoon
with
pointing
lOHded
firearm
at
Paul
Hardy.
The
I
K
ase
was
adjourned
until
Monday
and,!
neaa
of
delivery.
Dempsey
made
two
or
three
attempts
to
whip
over
a
finishing
punch
but
Tunney
managed
to
keep
hi
feet.
It
was
the
first
time
In
nearly
four
decade
that
a
world's
title
had
been
on
bV
a
decision
and
not
a
knockout.
H
ANT
ItlMl
llS
HKMPMIV-TI
.M;V
IKillT.
I.CIH
AMilXi:-
LOS
ANOELES.
Sept.
24.
P.
T
Kergln
and
J.
n.
McKlnnle.
Long
Bearh
oil
operators,
announce
that
they
have
telegraphed
Dempsey
and
Tunney
that
they
will
hang
up
a
1760.-000
purse
for
a
return-
fight
between
the
pair
to
be
held
near
here
before
January
30,
1927.
CRMISTON
FROM
!
LADY
PREACHER
WERE
rill.NII
IS
ROOMS
OP
UK.
WATEKW
WHO
RECENTLY
MITTEII
ht'ICIDE
LCS
ANGELE3,
Sept.
24.
Telegrams
alleged
signed
by
Almee
McPhersou.
Wether
Kennedy
and
otters
addressed
to
Kenneth
Ormlslon,
the
missing
radio
aL
In
the
kidnapping
case,
were
found
yesterday
in
the
rooms
of
Dr.
A.
M.
Waters,
who
committed
suicide
on
September
15.
Dstrlct
Attorney
Keyes
said
be
bad
evidence
to
prove
that
Waters
wss
employed
to
produce
a
"Mis
X"
Csrmel
episode
angle.
Clarence
Wiseman,
the
19
year
old
sen,
of
Mrs.
Lorraine
Wiseman,
confessed
to
being
the
perpetrator
of
the
"Miss
X"
hoax.
Be
admitted
to
Keyes
that
he
was
another
"plant"
In
the
tlleged
evidence
fraud.
DIGBY
ISLAND
1IH
PUKIK
WENT
AXIIORE
BAKLY
THIS
MOKNINU
EXPKCTEfl
TO
FLOAT
THIS
ArTEKNOOV
WITHOUT
DAMAGE,,
.
About
five
o'clock
this
morning,
on
i
falling
tide,
the
well
known
local
.owerbcat
Towena
hit
the
rocks
on
Digby
Island,
Just
the
other
side
of
Ritchie
Point
and
later
In
the
morning
she
was
left
high
and
dry
but
was
expected
to
be
floated
this
sXternoon.
First
news
of
the
Towena's
plight
was
brought
to
port
by
Copt.
Andy
Johnstone
of
the
steamer
Catala.
The
Prince
Rupert
Boat
House
was
informed
and
Capt.
Swwnsbn
sent
the
Pachena.
Capt.
Paul
Armour,
to
Investigate-
,
It
was
found
that
the
Teasel
was
undamaged
and
that
she
would
probably
float
on
this,
afternoon's
tide.
The
Towena,
which
has
been
engaged
In
salmon
fishing,
was
on
her
way
from
Metlakatla
to
the
Skeena
River
when
the
stranding
occurred
and
a,
young
boy
was
at
the
wheel
at
the
time.
LASTPOLLIS
HEARD
FROM
KIVEKS
INLET
UIVES
KKAUY
41
AND
STOKK
37
HKAHY
MAJORITY
is
3!7
The
final
poll
for
Skeena
riding
In
the
federal
election
contest
-was
heard
from
this
morning
when
a"
statement
was
received
by
the
Dally
Newa
office
from
J.
E.
Dawson,
the
returning
of
The
Security
Savings
and
Loan!""1
"""'
''a
7
Soclety
of
Vancouver
have
appointed!
"
-ua
lu
tne
"-o1-5
tal
count
to
nlbrlng,
Dbhavn
and
Hanwn
their
agent
only'4171
Ior
Bridjr
nd
3844
,or
6tork
Trlcce
Rupert.
Lending
it
funds
on
first
mortgage
on
Improved
property.1
"-"
'
"
TV
kMhUI
ft.-.
The
official
-&
-.-111
which
mortgages
are
not
negotiable
andj
scclety
have
ample
security
for
their
deposits.
Already
doing
a
large
busings
in
the
south,
the
Security
Savins"
and
Loan
Society
Is
now
seeking
mem-litis
up
north,
to
deposit,
each
mouth,
or
otherwise,
at
8
per
cent;
and
to
borrow.
For
Instance,
one
may
want
to
buiM
a
home.
Deposits
for
this
purpose
may
be
made
monthly,
earning
Interest
at
S
per
cent
and
when
half
of
the
estlm
atcd
building
cost
has
been
accumulated
In.
this
fashion,
the
Society
will
advance
the
other
half,
dollar
for
dollar,
to
be
paid
off
In
regular
monthly
In-
Fulton,
vice-president.
David
Tbomsoa.
Thl
of
course.
Is
only
one
feature!
O.
P.
Tinker.
M,
P.
McCaffery
and
O.
W.iof
the
Society's
activities.
The
numer
Nlckeison,
paid
a
rail
on
Mr.
Dalrymple!
us
other
aspectl
will
be
explained
by
and
party
on
their,
car
this
morning.
Dybhavn'
and
Hanson
-who
are
awaiting;.
Tills
'ftrarMi
1
.
H
.
.v..
ki,.ni.u
1iit
alieli
mijtrlM
A4
!
-
-
-
.
.
...v
.iwiKn
V:-"
-
-
-"
"
-.
.
.v.
,
the
board,
the
members
of
the
party!
--.
are
being
taken
for
a
car
drive
around
JYPH00N
IN
JAPAN
TtttlX
ACt'lllENT
PARIS,
Sept.
24
Six
persons
were
killed
and
eighteen
Injured
when
the
Lyons
express
collided
with
a
freight
train
crutalde
Paris
yesterday
afternoon.
Advertise
la
The
Dally
New
PROVES
DISASTROUS
.TOKIO,
Sept.
24.--Despatchea
frow
Kagoshlma
place
the
death
toll
In
the
recent
typhoon
at
Oshlma
at
100.
Sev
fit'O.
eral
hundred
were
Injured
and
property!
count
will
be
made
on
ctobM
5
Joha
FI'win
th
"
this!
are
held
In
trust.
Members
of
RUMORtliATPREMiER
OF
ALBERTA
WILL
BE
MANAGER
WHEAT
POOL
EDMONTON,
Sept.
24
The
office
of
general
manager
of
the
Canadian
cooperative
Wheat
Producers
Ltd.
com
posed
of
the
provincial
pools
of
Manitoba,
Saskatchewan
and
Alberta
ha
been
offered
to
the
Premier
and.
there
i
a
rumor
to
the
effect
that
h
will
resign
from
the
Government
of
the
pro
vlnce
and
accept
the
position
ANNUAL
TAX
8ALE
Public
Auction
of
pilj-l.ols
will
lit?
helil
ill
i:ity
llaU,-Thursday,
Sept,
ill),
ut
10
a.rii.
List
nf
lols'paii
ho
had
at
Ihe
Clleo.lqr
'Of-
damage
Is
estimated
at
1100,000.
,
J
J