1
"
jf
i
PAob
row
ToB
DAILY
HSTVVu
;
'.1
GYROS
WINNERS
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
By
Ueorge
McManu,
OF
FIRST
GAME
COOQWrATM.
I
(
l
I
FQuRe
SHOP
(
-
erf
COi.iy,".
tSOV'LOCX
HEE
imp
I'M
tsURE
THEE.
b
l
HUH!
IXNT-S
WHYI
4ffl
.
to
rscvi
vn.
-vvvj
Rt5HT-
.J
Defeated
Sons
of
Canada
In
Base
uvTte
tyxnfvsTwv
ball
Play-off
by
9
to
1.
Too
K
'
a
ll
...
MUeh
WVM
W
Stalllno.
.ThhY!rrA
HI.
A.
.1..
for,
I
nil
fhn
'a
tivrr3nii.
nf
Canada
by
a
score
of
f
9
to
t
In
the-
first
pame
of
tlte
city
championship
baseball
.playoff
last
night.
The.
Gyros
got
away
to
a
bw
starchy
scoring:
seven
runs
In
"!
the
fffst
two
innings.
In
lljf
first
irVfcrfframe
Geoe
Jlill
knocked
out
a
jjjjjf
hree
"bagger
with
the
liases
full
'
ana
in
ine
second
leildy
Ti(e
re
pea(ed
the
performance,
with
two
on.;
Fielding
errors,
including
a
c.
...
couple,
or
bad
overthrows
on
the
pari.or
me
.ons,
started
the
Oy
ros
on
the
uphill
track.
After
the
disastrous
first
two
innings,
there
was
a
decided
in
clination
on
thp
part
of
the
teams
to
stall,
this
being
much
to
the
dismal
of
the
spectators.
The
result
was
that
the
game
only
went
five
innings
when
it
was
called
on
account
of
darkness.
Schenkler
and
McKeown
com""
posed
the
Gyro
battery,
while
Vie
Mer.ifcs
relieved
Hill
Lambie
on
the
mound
for
the
Sons
in
"the
third
-inning.
Ha
I
four
being-
the
catcher.
.
'
It
was
the
superior
fielding
of
the
Gyros
.particularly
on
the
part
M
llaveland
on
third
base,
that
to
a
larse
extent
decided
the
game.
F.
Gordon
was
umpire
of
balls
and
Mrikeji
while
Herman
Loblie
and
llalpi,
gmith
officiated
on
the
base
lines.
BOYS
UNDER
17
ARE
REFUSED
LICENSES
TO
DRIVE
AUTOMOBILES
MUTORIA,
Sept.
3.
Xo
lon
ger
can
hoys
under
seventeen
years
of
age
procure
.
.special
permits
from
Chief
of
.
Police
John
Fry
to
drive
automobiles,
f,ilJiS-?r-ucks
r
Private
vehicles,
according
to
instructions
issued
by
the;
IUiard
of
Police
Commis
sioners
n
session,.-
Commis
sionerW.
K.
Slanelarid
recalled
"if,
r?l'
f.
.
W
P"
Hillside
Avenue
on
July
30.
who
was
riding
with
the
1G-year-old
driver
of
a
milk
delivery
wagon,
when
they
collided
with
a
street
car.
"We
rnusi
take
steps
at
pn.ee
to
prevent
a
recurrence
of
such
accidents,"
said
the
commissioner.
I
move
thai
no
special
licenses
he.
given
by
the
Chief
of
-Police
to
persons
under
seventeen
years
of
age."
Chief
Fry
explained
that
In
bad.
not
issued
any
such
p?r-mils
unless
the
applications-
for
such
were
(gned
and
approved
by
the
parents
of
noys.
He
said
that
it
the
father
of
a
boy
or
girUwas
willing
for
his
child
to
drive,
a
car
it
must
be
that
he
considered
them
competent.
-!!aor
I'sndray
considered
uommissioner
Rlaneland's
poitp
well
taken
and
said
that
sue'i
acnoa
.wpuld
be
beneficial
la
the
public
at
large.
FORMER
BISHOP
OF
VANCOUVER
ISLAND
IS
RELIEVING
IN
LONDON
rerrln
Was
Conspicuous
During
war
in
Rebuking
Mansion
House
Banquet
L.yiOX,
Sept.
Sc-Durine
the
absence
of
the
Hisiiop
of
London
lie
diocese
is
in
charge
of
the
Rt.
Rev.
W.
W.
Perrin.
Hefon
assuming,
his
present
office
Hishop-Suffragan
of
Willeipn,
in
i
v
i,
Hisiiop
Pernn
.was
many
J';1"
""'i
oi
forjhe
will
be
given
a
happy
release
I'Oiiimnia.rrom
inn
cares
or
lis
word
nrei
diocese
on
Vancouver
Island.
In
the
second
year
of
the
?var
hp
pulilicly
reproved
the'
Lord
Mayor
of
London
for
"the
exhibition
of
intemperance
in
eating
and
dnnkimg
as
indicated
by
the
Mansion
House
banmiet."
The
Hishop's
reproof,
extended
to
Prime
Minister
Asquilli
for
attending
the
function.
He
thought
theLord
Mayor
ought
to
have
invited
his
"guesls
lo
tea
ami
corree,
tp
be
fpllowed
y
the
usdal!
speeches.
;
The
King's
lead
in
forswearing
'intoxicants
while
the
war
lasled
had
been
made
Impotent
by
His
Majesty's
ministers,
the
Hisiiop
declared.
nishop
Perrin
hn.s
also
urged
the
younger
married
clergy
to
ko
io
me
iiomminns.
An
an-
pointment
overseas,
lie
says,
fnay!'nmo''l'M-
W.
course
he
would
not
mean
much
In
Increased
pay,
but
Jt
frequently
provides
belter
openings
for
a
clergyman's
children.
Subscribe
to
the
Dally
News.
ELECTION
BULLETIN
Notes
on
the
Campaign
By
One
Who
Is
patching
the
Game
from
the
Outside.
Liberals
claim
they
will"
have!
500
majority
for
Fred
Stork
in
I
Prince
Rupert
and
over
a
thou
sand
in
the
whole
constituency.;
They
sav
the
treatment
acco.rded
the
Oona
Hiver.selllers
in
refus-i
ins
them
a
poll
insures
a
full
Liberal
quota
from
that
point.
What
is
needed
is
a
reluming
of
ficrr
who
will
do
the
fair
thing,
;..;
.
.
.......u.
..v
-
'"""
-
day
was
offering
to
bet
that
Stork
would
get
fjve
hundred
majority
in
town
and
there
were.no
takers.
There
musl
be
something
wrpng
with
the-
sporting
instinct
of
the
Tories.
"Mr.
Meiglien
is
through.
He
knows
it.
The
public
how
krjow
it.
And
he
knows
that
the
public
knows
it.
Anyone
who
listened
to
his
addres
last
night
will,
fee)
how'
hopelessly
he
is
temperamentally
out
of
tune
with
the
new
spirit
of
a
crowing
and
prosperous
Canada"
Vancouver
Jiin.'
'
VAXTKI
A
man
who
knows
pxaclly,
what
Premier
Meighen
stands
for
and
who
will
undertake
to
bind
him
Iff
a
set
policy
for
east
and
west.
Apply
Ikmser-vative
"
Comrnittee
Room,
City.
WAXTElt-Some
person
with
a
little
sack
or
money
to
take
some
of
the
bets
that
have
been
offered
on
the
result
by
the
Liberal
.suppQrlers.
Apply
anywhere
at
any
time.
It
is
rumored
around
town
that
a
committee
of
Hrady
supporters
have
been
figuring
for
a
week
to
find
out
what
Hrady's
minority
will
be
and
they
have
not
yet
been
able
to
get
low
enough.
It
is
reported
that
the
promin
ent
Conservative
who
bet
a
dol
lar
that
Meigjien
would
geta
many
supporters
in
the
next
Housa
as
lie,
liad-tnlho
List
fs
now
try'"?,
c
hedge
'and
is
bet
ting
thp-other
way
tofsave
Jiim
self;
Poibly
This
i
not
correct
The.
editor
says
we
musl
not.
try
In
.
I
1
1
A
If.A
mihlii
A
prominent
Conservative
til-
torr
:iQt,da
million.,
miles
from
Prince
H,upert
suck,
the
end
of
his
pencil
two
hours
every
ntglil
wondering
what
in
the
blazes
he
is
going
to
conjure
up
to
make
those
Liberals
look
like
two
bits
among
a
bunch
of
nickels.
They
say
that
the
Conservative
conimittpe
is
praying
for
the
fdi
Inp
nf
riailv
pu
nml
linntuxr
ty
soon.
'
"
Not
a
single
Conservative
news
paper
in
Hritish
Columbia
hai
dared
lo
explain
or
disruss
Mr
Meiglen's
Imperial
relations
po
licy
In
the
event
of
a
war
in
whicl
the
Empire
had
become
involved
ei
it
is
one
of
the
chief
plank
in
the
Conservative
party'A
plat
form.
What
is
the
matter
with
it
Why
do
the
Tories
dodge
lit
Imagine
a
great
party
afraid
to
discuss
iU
foreign
policy?
If
Mr.
Meighen
Is
returned
to
office
on
September
U
one
of
the
first
things
his
government
would
do
would
lie
lo
restore
Hi
old
scale
of
Import
duties
on
ail
Did
he
not
take
two
men
Into
hi
cabinet
who
are
actively
Interest
ed
in
the.
automobile
business-
Mr.
Chaplin
and
Mr.
Hyrkrnan?
Advertise
in
the
Daily
flews.
MINER'S
RACE
AGAINST
TIME
Thomas
King
Made
Rapid
Time
(n
Midnight
Tramp
Over
Mountain
Tratl
to
Catch
Train
LIFE
OF
PROSPECTOR
SMITH
Kits,
Sept.
3.
An
instance
showing
that
the
life
of
a
prospector,
is
not
all
contentment
and
pleasure
whs
tirnqght
Ui
the
fore
last
Saturday
nkrhl
r'4when
two
of
ourft4lizens
vohm.
teered
to
earry
a
message
to
a
.
il
1
1
iflin
u-fiMt
nn
it
HK
nis
.
nnriner
nn
'
-.
n
.........
minlntr
p.
.
hum
.......
hteh
up
in
the
canyons
of
t'.w
Habine
Range.
Mrs.
Thos.
King
has
been
it!
in
Prince
Rupert
for
some
Mm,
and
on
Saturday
night
when
Dm
telegram
came
that
there
wu
a
change
for
the
wore.
Toinm
.'King
was
at
the
Utile
Jo
Mine.
tweny-thr$
miles
from
?mlth-
Tl-'lVil'
....
.
..
i
nn
uai
iw
nines
oi
uii'
frail
is
not
'-"very
well-
known
but
FrankiMesner
and
Hen
Xel-
sont
who
fpad
both
Iieen
over
i
once
or
;
twice
volunteered
lt
aekle
the
Irin
that
night
and
Iry
and
have
King
in
town
ii
time-to
catch
the
pasenger
train
for
Prince
Rupert
due
to
leaf
I
six
o'clock
the
next
morning
Mesner
had
just
came
In
from
the
Habine
a
eouitln
of
hours
previous
bu1
in
a
few
mirn!e
was
ready
for
the
trin.
W.
F.
Hoyer
took
the
men
a
far
as
e
could
by
oar
or
about
half
way
and
they
then
started
to
break,
records
lor
mountain
trail
climbing.
Reached
Cabin
The
cabin
where
Kirag
and
hi"
partner
were
staying
was
reached
at
2.30
a.m.
and
in.
five
minutes
Tommy
wa
un
and
had
larted
for
(own.
alone,
telling
the
hoys
to
ge?a
cup
of
tea
and
they
could
catch
up
to
him.
In
fifteen
minutes
they
had
also
larted
on
the
return
rip.
!
rf-as
now
sinning
to
break,
mi
there
were
still
shadows
in
th-
r.nyon
and
around
bluffs
where
the
trail
hud
to
be
closely
watch
ed
to
prevent
Accident.
Tomnir
KingVts
by
no
'mean
a
young
man
and
Messner
and
.Nelson
inuiKing
io
caicn
mm
in
,
couple
ol
miles
slarjrd
out
at
a
log
trot.-
but
as
the.
mile
ii.im-
ed
and
hey
were
.not
overtaking
mm,
iiieir,
pare
nuickeneo,
nn
lil
when;
will:
Mill
abrtiiti
tv
minutes
to
go
to
where
the
par
was
waillnsr.
they
heard
the
mirtor
starts
as
Hoye
hft
fot
town
with
King.
Splendid
Qrlt
In
his
race
down
the
rnonn
lain
rails
aga'.ist
Ihne.
Kins
Had
taken
many
tumbles
an--1
his
clolhes
wrp
torn,
ami
knee
and
elbows
cut
and.
bruised,
bu:
bis
arrit
had
kept
him
coins
only
to
be
dU.ippoinleil,
ns
Hi
rain
wasj)n
time
ami
had
pull
ed
out
for
Prince
Rupert
a
con.
pie
of
minules
before
he
reached
the
station.
Missing
the
train
delayed
Mr
King's
arrival
at
his
sicti
wife.
l.A.lot.1,.
...
t...
.
E
t
.1
1.
.1-i.m-
ii)
pi-mt.II
i;illir.ji
Illll
11
i'iiaiiii-i
iiiiii
io
remove
some
o
the
offecls
of
his
Irin.
Messner's-
little
Jntini
during
the
nisrlit
bron-rlit
his
'
,1
Cold
Joints
beef,
perfected
by
Water
should
and
the
Alwavs
FAMOUS
BATTLES
FOR
THE
HEAVYWEIGHT
TITLE
Jim
Jeffries
Wins
Jim
Jt-fferifs
kr.ocked
out
J
lob
Fitzsimtiioti
July
?".
t'JOi.
in
tho
eitthlli
round
of
a
bout
in
a
vacant
San
Francisco
lot
with
a
high
iioitrd
fence
around.
It.
A
crowd
"f
H.:tOO
was
attracted
o
the
iMH'ltisiire.
FiU-imiiuns
apeared
on
l"t
eene
in
omiderol
style,
at
-
rivyjg
in
a
carrias.
Not
to
be
outdone
by
the
ear-
i.
.
.
-
1
fAH
.
...n
.
Fill,
Kiblie
iraney,
the
referee,
wa
all
ilieed
up
in
tJie
"eon-tenttonal
dres."
A
few
heavily
veiled
women
sat
in
Jinxes
bat
nn
demonstration
-of
disapproval
was
made
by
the.
cruwd.
The
tii'kel
sale
was
estimated
at
35,0imi.
."I
h.ii'
nnv
reared
permanently"
whs
an
announcement
aulhorir.,1
by
Filrsimmons
after
the
bout.
SPORT
CHAT
The
firtl
game
of
th
iilhul
Cnp
foftttiall
series
wilt
he
plar-!
ttiis
evenine:
al
Acropotl-1111
grounds,
the
kick-off
being
et
fur
6.IIJ
sharp
so
that
lh'
irame
iday
lie
eonndeled
apd
nH
cnlh-fl
on
account
of
darknes
a
wa
inesday
eveuina
s.
la
Moose
and
!rand
Teniiinal-howed
on
Tuesday
night
thai
hey
arr
still
full
at
iep
n''
nttinsiasm
so
n
?p
inaten
'houM
lm
forthcoming
lonigl'i
when
they
enter
the
field
for
th''
last
truphy
of
the
season.
Two
rames
will
be
played
and.
should
lie
li'Hins
lie
licit,
there
will
m
i
lliir.l.
FLAG
OF
SECESSION
FROM
THE
DOMINION
(Vicloria
Tunes
Mr.
Mcighctt
reiorl
-d
a
-aviii
Hial
a
Liberal
uaudidat-
n.
the
ilantii.ie
princ's
is
rur-
liliv
nn
a
sM-essiou
platforn
Ibal
i-andidalR
must
have
been
'i:eiiing
ttr
the
spech
by
Mi.
'Jwigln-!'
in
,
the
same
section
a
ew
weeks,
ago
in
which
he
de
'Itrcd
IIiiiL-iri
te.rlaiti
L'ircnm
'tinB-
rs(iorif
p
w
nnTiirl
ill-'
r.
TlWrf
alwIiihif-skilMen
.
eelinu
in
soma
auarlvr
In
O'.r
itlan'ii
prriviuces
that
Hie.,
vnuld
lie,
b'.fer
off
if
I
hey
com
ried
a
Donilnion
of
their
ow.s
ind
it
was
this
feeling
Mr
'Jeighcn
a
trying
artfully
L
'iillint
when
lie
made
his
nllu-ioi.
io
the
"while
fla
of
seces-
tii.ii.
'
fin!
limt
Is
nothing
ompared
with
his
imperial
re-
'alion-
policy,
which
amounts
In
'ittlc
less
than
a
declaration
of
;nde
ndcnce,
nnd
which
for
lh.it
mason
is
not
discussed
In
ff
sleppjjCiuiaih
Jyf
tliimeplf
o
mileage
for
the
twentv-four
hours
tin
to
flfl'y-lwo
miles
noi
count
nig
the
car
ride.
mutton,-
pork
and
Ham
are
the
tang
of
Mustard.
be
cold
to
give
the
best
effect
Mustard
should
be
mixed
10
minutes
before
the
meal
(olmarfsMustard
aids
X
JL
digestion
O
t92l
t
Ifirx
Fcnmi
Etvict
Inc.
Dnteaa
HfWta
imiwiA
V
anted
i
For
Sale
DAILY
For
Rent
2c
per
word
in
WANTED.
WANTED.
filrl
for
gsnera!
iiousevtork.
Apply
(r?.
W.
II.
I
nawy.
iacuic
nacu.
204
FOR
3I.LE.
SXAI"
S.U.E.-4SraifdvJcw
Hotel.
Apply
at
hold.
git
HEATER
FOR
SALE".
4
Phone
I
Hue
Till.
ton
HIUYCLE
FOR
v)iK.Cheap
Phone
Or'n
117.
207
$20.00
A
MONTH
bays
a
riotiM
eorner
on
Fifth
Avenue
and
Green
Street.
Price
900.00.
Walker's
Music
Store.
rEXT
FOR
SALE.
New
IhU
year
and
used
only
one
wren
Price
;o.
Pullen.
Dally
.News."
TO
RENT
I'WO
nevvly.furnished
helroom
for
Tent.
Waterfront
view.
Apply
330
Kuiirth
Avenm
East
FOR
RENT
Modern
house;
tin-
obstructed
marine
view.
Ap-ply
215
Fourth
Avenue
East.
FOR
R
EXT.
-Larson
building
ai
171
Third
Avenue
East;
sir
room
modern
flat
with
bathroom
and
workshop
premises
on
street
Ifoor.
Apply
Hyde
Transfer.
139
Second
Avenue.
MODERN
HOUSE
for
rent
PJv
rooms
and
hath
Mqnro
lira.
FOUND
FOUND.
Hum
of
money
Annlv
Gil
lorn,
House.
io
fOUND.
Silk
knitted
"earf.
Ap-
Idy
Daily
News
Office.
KOITXD.--Set
of
teeth.
Owifer
may
have
same
by
calling
nl
Daily
Xews
Office
ami
payimr
for
TidvertUement.
FOIWD.
Ring
set
Un
stone.
Owner
ean
have
same
4iy
proving
properly.
Apply
Daily
News
Office.
AQENTS
WANTED
llin
MONEY
Agents
wanted
to
take
orders
for
I
hf
finest
lrr
of
personal
creeling
cards
on
the
market.
Regal
Art
Com-y
pany,
Mtttiufacjtiirrrs.
nio
pa-dlna
Avenue.
-Toronto.
ill
HELP
WANTED
J:
F.ARX
some
extra
money
he-
Uyee.n
now
and
Christmas,
f
lo
to
f20
easily
made
weekly
In
pare
time,
taking
rder
fo-"Irnperlal
Art"
Personal
Christmas
Cards.
Everyone
a
customer.
Take
orders
now.
delivery
laler
Liberal
commission.
Send
for
free
sain-ple
book.
JlrllUh
Canadian,
51
Wellinslon
West.
Toronln
't
BOARD
AND
ROOM.
HOARD.
The
Inlander,
an
flcennd
vpnne
Phone
1.17
TAXI
Phone
87
Tail
(Call
Oeorge,
Paul
or
Onsn
x
and.
Seven
Passenaer
Rludo
aknrs
at
your
disposal
any
lime
ROSS
BROS.
POOL
ROOM
Meeker
Bloek.
tirn
from
Fmrir1
Hotel:
Around
the
vil'age
sired
I
ronm
llli
weary
Indecision.
For
what
was
once
I
he
dear
old
home
Is
now
a
subdivision.
Tusciimbla
Times.
Prnspernu's
times
are
Mire.
,j
boon,
The
dry
law
I
mul
I
hank,
For
what
was
once
an
old
saloon
Is
now
a
national
bank..
NEWS
CLASSIFIED
ADS.
advance.
No
Advertisement
taken
fo
let
than
50c
BARGAINS
IN
USED
CARS
"
1
Ford
Light
Ieliverys
from
75.00
up
I
Ford
ludor
Setlan
....
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!f
IU.':'
Oldsimibile
3
pa.
Touriiwr
JC00.0O
WHY
KNOCK?
Your
car
is
as
uld
as
It
sounds.
We
can
regrlnd
yotir
ryllnikr
without
mnnrtnl
toe
mnlor
from
the
mt,
thcretiy
effMtinif
.i
treat
avg
Loth
in
lime
an-1
lalMtr.
Urate
Hnsl
on
our
Srak
lihipg
machine
are
guaraotrr
I
for
ninety
days,
which
U
the
ame
as
the
factor)'
uaranlej
n
new
car.
-
KAIEN
OARAQE
Dealers
In
all
Qtneral
Motors
Products
Chevrolet
r.ars
ami
Trueks
ttlvi'nfc'K
.r.
Ikn.t.l
llh.tna
jm
..I!
i
,
'
,
,
.
I
Hit
OTL
for
a
demonstration.
Imi.
of
Tet-'
WRECKIN'O
8FRVK:E
DAY
AI7,t'HU,
MiiHT.
Phone
52.
FREE
INSPECTION
Why
run
your
ear
when
It
Is
not
operating
preperlyf
It
tiieann
addeil
xinse
tiler,
ftef
ready
for
ralney
and
tnlsly
weather
make
an
tnsMenl
eall
'o
have
your
motor
ami
brik
up
in
lip-fop
condition.
Firt
efcijs-
work
jruaranleeil
by
Skilled
Mechanics
8.
El
PARKER,
LTD
Authorized
Ford
Sales
and
Service
FORD
Cars
Trucks
Tructor
FRANCOIS
LAKE
LODGE
Heautlfully
silnateif
near
Ferry
Landing
.
.
AHliude
2M5
feet.
,
Camping
and
Fishing
Trips
,
k
arranged
,
'
4
FIRST
CL'Aft'3
TAHLK
with
produ-e
FRESH
FROM
TI1K
FARM.
Take
a
Trip
to
the
Lake
Cftunlrr
this
year.
For
reservations,
writ1
Mrs.
Henket.
Francois
Lake.
H.f..
SUMMER
RESORTS.
LAKELSE
LODflE,
near
Terrace.
Visit
Lakclse
Htlila
Hot
Springs.
I.ilhla
Is
one
of
th
.
finest
mineral
waters
known
for
rlieurnatlsm.
0iod
fl
fishing
for
rainbow
trofU
In
Lakelse
lake
and
river.
Motors
meet
all
trains
giving
through,
connection
Willi
Lodge.
Telephone
connected
to
Terrace
.1.
Hrure
Johnslone,
manager
PRINCE
RUPERT
TIDES
4-
4
Friday,
Soptember
3.1
llih
ll.-t'J
a.m.
17W
ft
2.1.20
p.m.
IH.l
ft
Low
5.31
a.m.
5.8
ft
17.12
p.m.
9.5
ft
Saturday,
September
4.
High
12.20
p.m.
I7.R
ft.
lw
rt.u
a.m.
5.2
ft.
18.23
p.tn
p.m.
8.0
ft
Sunday,
September.
5,
High
...
-
o.oh
a.m.
10.1
ft.
IC57
p.m.
18.5
ft
Low
....
0.19
a.m.
1.7
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18.50
p.m.
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