or
TAXI
Boston
Grill
1
and
ditJ
Ambulance
Service
Anywhere
at
Anytime.
Stand
Royal
Hotel,
3rd
Ave.
and
6th
St.
PIATT
VIDECK,
Prory
Jmim
mix
NOMINATIONS
MADE
YESlRD
AY
VOL
XVI.
,No,
210.
ELECW
FAIR
THIS
All
Seats
in
are
Contested
in
the
Elections
r
'
Liberal
Candidates
Fewer
than
Conservatives
but
Full
Quota
of
Mackenzie
King
Supporters
are
in
Field
TOIIONTO.
Sept.
8.
Filly
.
,
nomuiaie'J
ior
wie
jfcucnii
demons
ber
being
&2H
for
211
seal,
the
j
a
t
a
a
The
only
seat
going
by
amamation
is
that
of
Provenciier,
I
a
.
.
I
-
I
11.
...I...
..
ifiernl
Progressive,
was
declared
Th'
composition
of
thou
'!
t.
iseralive
I'mgressives
20,
Micra!-rrugresive
T
TRIBUTE
PAID
en
itr
TA
ADPUDICUHD
IU
nUUlUUHUl
I
1
(
RsdBnt
or
Prince
Huoen
Referred
to
by
De
Pencler
at
Synod.
V
Noil
VKH.
!epl.
C
Areh--
iiot'
Ie
l'encier.
metropolitan
Htni-ti
odumMa.
gae
his
addreMs
head
of
the
nro-i,
ai
synod
of
the
Atvgtican
-i
nennial
meeting,
which
ed
ti
re
yrslerday,
eommenc-.
.
..
.
.
i.
.
.
.
.
.
,
t.
1
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..
wmi
a
iriituip
10
hip
iic
M
.shop
lu
eru4,
the
fir-t,,,.,,
,
MWfU.
,
...
,
rjlull
sulci)!
1
hererr.ns
to
the
ehurch
world
m.ssmnary
wVrk
the
Arrh-
;
-atd:
"In
this
warfare
we
upy
a
very
slraleal
f.iit
llnf.win
,,0
58
,lnkl,t
party
fbht,
ts
fac
Urge
mm-Mri
1
tlan
;2
,
0lUri
12
,
Ma
urn
jut
ruirated
by
a
li
filled
wflh
the
Pacific
1
Tin
province
i.
increas-Mw
meeting
place
of
many
VANCOUVER
EXCHANGE
Did.
H
Ifig.OO
i
Sdver
1.95
-ioTulatcii
.250.00
1
well
1.23
aidiy
20.00
z
'Hon
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we
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AN
EXTRACT
FROM
MEIQHEN'S
SPEECH
The
followitvg
is
an
ex-
iai-1
from
a
speech
deliver-'
"d
tn
Montreal
on
picni-
her
I
by
the
Hon.
Arthur
Metghen
as
reported
by
Canadian
Press:
"Mr.
Mefghen
denied
tho
rumor
he
was
present
at
a
political
picnic
in
ort!i
York,
when
a
Conservative
siipiikip
inn
u
III
In
have
sugjtridcd
that
Immigrants
!
r
the
find
gthieralton
be
'lenied
Oi)aijti
fraifllt-
ft,
Mr.
MeiynHl
Haid
tliht
he
did
not
consider
himself
bound
by
any
bul
the
set-
''ed
and
expressed
policy
of
'his
party.
The
Conservalive
party,
)e
said,
was
ready
to
weh-otne
all
good
eillicus
'0
Canadian
shores."
llradi's
Ounnala-n
?10
ftnmmlllee
YEAR
TO
BE
BIGGEST
Canada
!
!
!
1
I
Next
Week
fewer
audidatc
have
been
it
'
II..,..
I....I
II...
..,.
1
A
tmi
i-ar
man
rusi,
wir
miiu-.-r
election
to
UKe
mace
on
me-
...Ht:iinlij.it.
I
ltllut
1
1
It
eleeled.
officially
nominated
is
Libernbt;
....
...
...
A
Indejiauleiits
25,
UlborUfs
t,
Vnte.
Farmers
of
Alberta
12.
:
All
the
minister,,
of
the
Meiali-,
cabinet
and
'he
former
mini-!
or
the
late
Kinx
r.on.inent
:
who
are
runnina
face
Mrabht
t
H,
llrtl,
with
.eex,epUon
of
-r
-
""!!
"J.
.
!le,
r6
Jl
.
;.
-
..,
,.
...
latter
in
KooUnay
Fi
and
the
farmer
m
Vaneomer
'Dlrc.
where
tbere
are
I
tiree
-cornered
4
Thirty
inanjturar
fighl
will
4.
(take
place
while
there
are
212
,
f
,
and
two
4.
iiuadranaular
Itatlle.
if
the
thi-ee-eorneretl
fights
six
are
in
Qiieher.
ten
in
Ontario,
three
in
.,,,,
ril
,n
-
t
.
T(,
f(Mr.cwrnl.TO,
fljrill
are
in
,.
,..rtiM.
lllvUilin
f
Mrtnirwil
.
,
v.Hh
There
in
Mani-
loiia.
1C
iu
Sasfcatehewan,
ti
in
Alberta,
li
in
II.
C
and
one
in
j
Yukon.
Two
women
candidates
nomin
ated
are
Asme
Mel'hail,
progres
sive,
in
southeast
iirey
and
hath-
leen
ItennetL
Uberat
in
Toronto
Kast.
No
women
are
ninnhfk
on
the
Concrvatie
ncrvatie
tiekeU
tiekeU
W-
I
White
era!
than
fin
each
Rented
lies?
nrsf'lrrrp
IrrVop-i
and
and
the
the
vessels
vessels
on
on
e
the
ti?l
shows
f.?Vr
Lib-
lb-
yangtse
Kiang
lliver
at
AVali
iiiamVenaUvtecan.ria.ires..f5Ljn
it
W8fl
ea,ed
today.
The
,
onlilueifcy-nolfK.
cni,,ee
casualties
are
not
konwn.
by
a
Liberal
the
Progres-!
uie.
i.alKr
or
nuppenieni
1
on.'pledpe.Ih.
MIlpoil
(he
Mackeiuie
(King
government,
should
one
be
formed
following
the
baWle
of
I'baHols.
GERMANY
NOW
I
JOINS
LEAGUE
j
,
Given
Permanent
Seat
With
Other
Nations
in
World
Council
at
Geneva.
GENEVA,
Sept.
3.
Germany
was
unanimously
elected
a
member
of
the
League
of
Nations
today
at
the
seventh
assembly
of
that
body.
The
assembly
approved
the
designation
to
Germany
of
a
permanent
seat
In
the
league
council
and
Increased
the
number
of
non-permanent
council
members
from
six
to
nine.
SPAIN
RESIGNS
FROM
LEAGUE
OF
NATIONS
IIKXDI.AY.
France,
,epl.
8,
With
King
Alfonso
presiding
at
the
cabinet
council
yesterday
Mil
drid
reached
an
iiiurrcement
Upon
Spain's
resignation
from
the
League
of
Nations.
Northern
and
BRITISH
JUSTICE
DUE
ALL
SAYS
PREMIER
"May
I
make
this
perfect-
ly
clear.
I
have
no
defence
l
offer
of
aity
person
who
has
iicen
guilty
of
any
wrong-doing
in
conneclion
witii
the
administration
of
ay
department
f
govern-
men
I.
I
have
no
desire
either
lo
shield
any
person
or
lo
hide
flie
slightest
wrong.
I
believe
that
ever-
charge
that
hat
Hie
slight-
est
bearing
umii
fraud
or
wrong-doing
of
atiy
kind
should
he
investigated
in
the
most
searrhira
manner
iisiii-,
1
and
individual
vanished
a-
they
may
de-
serve.
AH
that
I
urge,
for
the
sake
of
our
public
life
and
it
traditions,
as
befit-
fitlin
our
hiisi-
nf
British
'j-r
pray
HUH
IMIIirii
ju
..
..
i
ai...
i.a
tr.i
m
T
"
.
ruinisij-
rvmtm
01
uieir
-r
reutUons
through
"d
nialiciU!.
rumor
"nd
f,a,,,,r";
a"d
eirruloted
solely
o
give
to
on-
WkM.I
party
an
un-
iirniiiini
niiiam.ir
-d"
111
a
i
that
io
one
be
denied
the
nsht
01
iair
inai
nrn
hist
n
ttin
fal
la
A
in
a
U.1
nil
4
fce
bo(fwlllS,-,ieWL
iH
m
f,
rrraviwaldKj-rliHk-s;
M
wMI
th(.
&imwfa
public
opinion
may
pro-
MaUaee."
HI.
Ihwi.
Y.
I..
Mankenile
Kinu.
Le.id.-r
of
ii.-
l.ihera!
1.1:
v
..f
Can-
a,ia,
Ottawa
SEVEN
KILLED
ON
GUNBOATS
Clash
With
Chinese
on
Yangtse
Klang
River
Results
In
British
Casualties.
SIIANCillAI.
Sept.
8.
Three
iofflreri
hnd
four
memhei
s
of
the
CPPVv
of
two
British
gunboals
W(ire
wiled
and
several
wounded
m
alilnsh
-Monday
between
Chi
nr
1
IT
IP
n
1
HI?
K
A
1
1!
IS
KAIK
J1
HUl
1U
iillVll
NORMAL
AGAIN
MAIHIII).
Sept
8.
King
A
If
on
-o
today
declared
ended
the
state
of
war
which
was
proclaimed
throiiuhout
Spain
ou
Sunday
in
consequence
of
the
mutinous
out
break
among
llie
artillery
corps.
LIGHTNING
STRUCK
CHILLIWACK
BARN
AND
IS
TOTAL
LOSS
(UI)LI.tWACK.
Sept.
8.
Struck
I
by
lightning
Monday
night,
the
htiue
barn
011
the
farm
or
David
Chapnihh
near
here
wus
destroy
ed
by
fire
together
with
20
tons
of
hay,
ten,
tons
of
grain
ntnTlm-piemen
ts'
valued'at
3(Mi-
-
!
TT
NOTICE
TO
LIBERALS
OF
SKEENA
RIDING
The
Liberal
committee-
rooms,
303
Third
Ave.,
nert
lo
the
Klcclrle
Bakery,
will
be
open
every
afternoon
and
evening
until
election
.
A.
A
ony.
v
1T
PRINCE
RUPERT
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
I'HJNCK
UUI'EUT,
H.
11,
WEDNESDAY,
SEI'TEMUEIl
1U20.
Tiierd.yi
circulation,
isss
AND
BEST
Stevens
Declares
Office
Broken
into
and
Correspondence
Fdes
Rifled
in
Effort
to
Injure
Hm
VAXCOL'VEIt.
Sept.
S.
That
with,
hi
office
broken
into
and
hi
ifled
and
that
Ihe
"bootlegger
and
had
woru
to
mi
besmirch
hint
that
his
character
would
be
de.-.
Iroyed
and
thp
alia
k
had
siarted
with
the
piiblicaiiiin
or
Ia
e-'
r
t?U:UU
h
n
ZXhlDlt
tO
men!
respecting
hiM.er,oIialodinve,tmenKvvaMhder.a4tionA'0W6r
De
IH
of
II.
it.
Stevens
la-d
Hffht
when
llie
minister
dc
lore
a
thai
fended
his
actions
since
assuming
the
custom
alnriuistralit'n.
He
declared:
'Anyone
in
Canada
,
u
who
keeps
within
!ite
law.
iiu
.
matter
what
business
h
is
en-i
gaged
in.
will
find
n
eiidim-
in!
me.
iiiit
whoever
violai'-s
the
lawj
wtll
find
no
friend
in
hip."
!
I
BAD
WEATHER
;
ON
PRAIRES
t-
:
Threshing
Held
Up
In
Alberta
and
Manitoba
By
Rain.
Frost
Last
NlghL
...
iwiii
11
:
v....
,
u
1
...i.i
Wg
i.
J
1
11
frosts.
Hie
first
of
the
have
'followJda
protradedTeli
iif
4
l
wimIiui.
weather
hi
Ill
mtiv
m,ny
HyH
parts
of
hf
pra.irie
provincesadding
to
tbo
v-$w
wes
tf
the'
farmers
wlio
-
are1
unable
to
srarner
their
crop
Xo
serious
damage
is
reported.
Harvesting
is
still
held
up
in
Atbeiia
and
Manitoba:
but
Sask
atchewan
threshing
is
progressing
favorably.
J.
SIR
JAMES
CRAIG
IS
COMING
SUNDAY
Premier
of
North
Ireland
Is
Making
Tour
of
Canada
For
Benefit
of
Health
Sir
James
Craig,
premier
of
Ulster.
Ireland,
will
be
a
visitor
in
Prince
Hirpert
on
.Sunday
nest.
Together
with
his
party
and
a
personal
representative
of
the
(lanadian
National
Hallways,
Sir
James,
who
is
urakiwg
a
tour
of
Canada
for
the
benefit
of
bis
health,
will
arrive
from
the
P'31
on
riernoon
lrain
and
p'e
utU
011
3n,Pr
'
itupert.
,r
,Ja";c,
'V1.'
lU
7n
r
'''lf.
Lady
GraU
and
their
son
and
daunhter.
William
Phillips,
manaser
of
the
industrial
department,
Canadian
National
Hailway,,
Montreal,
is
accompany
ins
Hie
narty
officially.
hi
mail
had
been
inlerfeied
-
private
eiirre-jMjndeliie
ii
es
blackleg-
of
the
liquor
riiig'
addressing
a
mass
meeliugj
1
he
had
iioJiiug
to
Wide
Ui-q
de
LOCATING
NEW
INTERIOR
ROAD
).
J.
Hergin.
locating
en-
ginecr
for
Hie
provincial
de-
part
avent
of
w
orks,
who
ha
been
here
for
the
iia-t
few
,
.
..
...
.
.
.
.
aavs.
ten
ou
Mis
uturiiins
S
T
train
for
the
interior
to
lb-
r.le
u'roulp
fnr
liie
nevr
road
between
Skeena
Cross-
!
aj
Terrace.
Work
of
factual
conslruction
lias
al-
i
'ready
started
from
both
1
.
t
lie
uluniale
lrannro
incial
iViT&l$??
IL
"T'
b
the
biest
and
bes
yet
The
FOUR
RUNNING
N.
VANCOUVER:
C.
Gill
Nominated
Yesterday
as
an
Independent
In
That
Constituency
YAXCOl
VEIl,
Sept.
t?.
Tic
nomination
of
J.
C.
Ciill
as
an
in
dependent
candidate,
in
Vancouver
North
was
the
only
surprise
iu
the
provincial
nominations
yesterday.
This
makes
the
only
four-ornered
struggle
in
HrH-ish
Columbia
and
there
is
only
one
oilier
in
all
Canada
and
that
in
Montreal.
The
candidates
nominuled
be
sides
in
Vancouver
North
are
A.
1.
Mcltae,
Conservative,
O.
5.
McIeer.
Liberal;
W.
W,
l.efeux,
LaCior.
DONATIONS
TO
BAND
The
Hoys
Hand
comiiiiliec
and
Bandmaster
Wilson
(k-nowledce
with
thanks,
dhe
receipt
of
?50
from
Jlhc
.Trader
and
Labor
Council
nrib'U
from
Colonel
McMordie
to
the
Boys'
Hand
fond.
McRuer
of
Toronto
tasi
ingnt
ny
j.
u.
.Mciwier,
a
behalf
of
Dugald
Douaghy.
He
Serious
Charges
Made
Against
Minister
of
Customs
Stevens
by
J.
C.
VAXCOl'VEIt,
Sept.
S.
Declarations
that
lion.
II.
li.
Steven-
had
sacrificed
the
country's
national
Syelfare
to
gratify
his
own
poll
lie
;il
ambition,
that
he
whs
not
sincere
in
the
custom.
iinpiiry
and
thai
he
had
110
intention
of
doing.
anything
either
lo
strengthen
the
low
or
to
dd
to
the
regulations,
whVh
would
in
any
way
interfere
with
the
'transportation
of
bootleg-liquor
into
ine
1
unco
niuirs,
were
inaue
Toronto
lawyer,
speaking
011
it
Sirett
S!e
JJO
IN
HISTORY
OF
PRINCE
RUPERT
charged
that
Stevens
had
opened
the
doors
for
bootlegging
to
the!
I'tiiled
Slates
wider
than
ever
before
mid
that
he
had
done
no-j
thing
bill
assist
the
bootleggers.
1
C.
W,
PECK,
M.LA.,
I
S.
BAXTER
and
MRS.
A.
,J.
PATERSON
Will
Address
a
Public
Meeting
In
Auditorium
(Skating
Rink)
WEDNESDAY
EVENING,
SEPT.
8,
AT
8
P.M.
THE
I'UULIU
lb
UOItDlALLY
KWITEI)
Fair
Promises
to
be
Biggest
and
Best
yet
Opening
Next
Tuesday
Aside
for
it
and
Blooms
for
Decorations
Asked
from
Citizens
What
promise-
to
be
the
biggest
and
bel
faif
Prince
Rupert
has
ever
had
opens
at
the
Acropolis
Hill
building
and
grounds
Tuesday
evening.
Manager
dp
the
work
that
it
is
difficult
far
ai
ra"
areilained,
the
prosxcts
are
thai
practically
every
pha-e
of
the
exhibit
will
be
larger
and
better
than
last
year.
Mr.
Thumon
urges
that
the
merchants
of
the
city
co-operale
by
decorating
their
stores
and
other
btiildiw-'s
and
that
there
1.
f
:r..i
.1:
..1...
..r
I.
ut
a
luciuinu
uisikij
ui
uuiiiiug
,be
here
Trom
east
rfnd
west,
north
,
!.II1
south
and
esoecialh
froni
Ketchikan
and
Oueen
Charlotte!
Islands
and
it
i
hoped
to
show
them
what
a
real
live
town
can
do.
I
Another
-thing
that
Mr.
Thorn-j
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-
-:
(lie
i-fiv
m.itnfrnii
in
wurk!
.
win
at
1
lie
tj-
uciuhu
jvm.
to-M
loaned
art
exhibit
ideing
used
for
the
flower
display.
This
it
is
huped
will
be
filled.
If
any
who
4I0
not
wish
to
enter
for
the
prizes
will
donate
flowers
for
decorative
purposes
Mr.
Thomson
says
he
will
see
that
they
are
sent
for
on
Monday
afternoon.
He
asks
that
they
phone
555
and
tell
what
'
they
have
and
when
they
will
be
ready.
Fine
Prize
Offered
At
a
meeting
of
directors
of
the
Association
last
night
ii
was
derided
to
offer
a
prize
fur
the
greatest
number
of
points
won
by
any
one
exhibitor
for
garden
flowers
or
bouse
plants.
This
prize
is
to
be
a
five-cup
elec
tric
percolator
donated
by
tho
Canadian
-t'eueral
Electric
Com
pany
FIRST
MILE
OF
ROADWAY
On
Kalen
Island
Highway
to
be
j
Ready
foe
Traffic
This
Year.
The
first
mite
of
the
Kalen
Island
Highway
will
be
ready
fo
rtrafflc
before
this
season
Is
closed,
It
Is
announced
at
the
office
of
the
provincial
department
of
publlo
works.
Surfacing
of
this
portion
of
the
road
will
be
commenced
Within
a
few
days.
The
compressor
and
rock
crusher
for
the
work
arrived
some
time
ago
and
the
road
roller
reached
here
from
Vancouver
yesterday.
All
of
the
right-of-way
to
Galloway
Rapids
except
one
mile
Is
cleared.
THE
PUBLICLY
EXPRESSED
OPINION
OF
A
CONSERVATIVE
1
"In
my.
view
Ihe
whole
of.
this
western
movement
should,
he
directed
'to
the
port
off
Vancouver:
and
all
public
monies
expended
up-
on
the
Pacific
coast
should
be
expended
there.
Vtiere.
fever
was
a
more
grossly
flagrant
instance
of
expen-
diture
(ft
public
monies
for
j
purely
political
purposes
t
than
the
building
of
Die
e-
1
valor
at
Prince
Rupert
by
!
the
Literal
government."
;
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor
for
hire.
NEW
80DA
FOUNTAIN,
The
latest
and
best
for
the
least.
Phone
467.
PRICE
FIVE,
.CEKTS.-
KOOm
Dnnm
LSpZCially
PenirlnlLi
bit
Dave
Tohmson
is
so
lnisy
lining
to
get
a
word
with
him,
but
so
.
.
.
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an
ucr
iiic
t
iij.
isiiur
win
l.
-
-
-
-
rv
uluih-t
v
m
nmiw
iVliliV
ULiliU
PITTls"1
ITIvpATilJ
V
KH
V
li
1
1
IKY
l'
Bl"t,sh
Co,umb,a
Wl"
dd
Several
Seat,
to
Liberal
Side.
GOOD
CHANCE
IN
VANCOUVER
Is
Gone
to
Terrace
and
Other
Points
and
Returns
Hore
for
Monday
Meeting.
Expressing
confidence
in
the
eoitr-e
or
a
brief
interview
that
the
Liberals
will
add
several
more
seals
to
their
side
in
British
Columbia
and
that
the
Mackenzie
King
government
will
obtain
a
substantial
majority
in
the
corn-
ins
federal
election,
Hon.
T.
I).
PatUullo,
minister
of
lands,
arrived
from
Victoria
this
morning
lo
assist
in
the
election
of
Fred
Stork,
Liberal
candidate
in
Skeena
riding.
Mr.
Pa
ttullo
declares
tlrat
the
Liberal
candidates
in
Ihe
four
Vancouver
ridings
have
more
ihan
a
good
chance
for
election.
In
Cariboo
riding
Ihe
election
of
Joseph
tiraham.
Liberal
over
John
A.
Fraer.
the
Conservative
member
in
the
last
parliament.
Is
assured.
Other
constituencies
arc
equally
promising.
'
Mr.
Pattullo
leU
for
Ti'rriire
!ir
train
and
will
address
a
meeting
there
tonight,
assisted
by
Col.
S.
P.
McMordie.
Then
Mr.
Pattullo
will
go
to
Hazelton.
Smithers
and
Burns
Lake
and
return
here
Sunday
afternoon
to
address
the
big
Liberal
rally
on
Monday
nlghl.
He
alo
has
accepted
the
invitation
of
the
Fair
Board
to
open
the
lrince
Jluperl
Exhibition
Tues-i
day
night.
Mr.
Pattullo
reported
a
good
meeiling
at
Ocean
Falls
last
night
when
tie
spoke
on
behalf
of
Mr,
Stork.
D.
(5.
Mac
Kay
presided.
Mr.
Pa'illo
was
met
at
the
wharf
by
Liberal
friends
and
wai
also
given
a
cordial
greeting
by
a
number
of
Conservative
women
who
vri
rlnwn
In
mnaf
Mr
I
j.
paterson
who
arrived
on
the
same
steamer.
J.
-
-
SIPPRELL
HEADS
THE
j
y
VICTORIA
PRE5BYTERY
OF
THEJINHIp
CHURCH
VICTOWA.
Sept.
8,
V;
J.
Sip-prell,
'pastor
or
the
Metropolitan
Church,
succeeds
Hev.
W.
(i.
Wif-son,
pastor
of
the
First
Church,
as
chairman
of
the
Victoria
Presbytery
of
the
U'dled
Church.
Hev.
V.
A.
,uy,
pator
of
Oak
Bay
chureii
fs
secretary.
Mr.
Vitson
was
formerly
a
Prebylerlan
ami
Slpprell,
formerly
a
Methodist.
i
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