Gathering.
M'
Tll.L
Sept.
1.
'.in
Ar-M'iKlien
addrse
a
meet-;
i,!
ia-!
nilii.
The
Forum
:i
g
wan
thronged
to
hear
..
d
Hon.
K.
L.
Palenaude
me
i
e
tion
campaign
in
par
of
the
Dominion.
-
mirr
Melgben
declare,!
hi
-i'
maintained
a
"ort
of
arn
hatchery,"'
from
which
in-ulaled
rumor
Intended
j
Hie
(jovernmcul
busy
de-Mini
there
would
be
no
glam'c
a
tlx
nhortcom-
he
Libera!.
ALBERTA
ASKS
MAN
ON
BOARD
Would
1e
Represented
by
Rail
way
Director
Same
as
British
Columbia
'O.MONTO.N.
Sept.
I.
An
A!-
a
director
on
the
board
of
1
anadian
National
llailway
an
Alberta
representative
on
Vancouver
Harbor
Hoard,
advocated
by
Mayor
K.
A.
Moid
at
meetings
at
Itiver
and
l'arkdale.
Ahieria
muni
have
a
reprc-aHve
on
the
board
or
Ilia
idian
National
Hallway
i
so
in
disrussions
of
the
cxecu-
Mie
matter
of
freight
rate
'1
union
a
and
olher
things
cou-
u
Alberta
and
In
which
waj
vitally
interested,
can
be
in
out
before
Ihe
proper
'(to."
said
His
Worship.
"Al-0
lias
jnore
Canadian
Na-l
tnileairo
than
any
other
ni'e
in
the
Dominion,
and
uionfon
is
raled
the
bsl
Can-j
;
National
city
on
Ihe
sys-'
I
think
we
are
entitled
to
'
ilacp
on
iho
board.
T
rai
c;
tUoudy,
calm,
temp.
WEATHER
REPORT
A"
Vox:
Cloudy,
calm,
lemp.
5
s,
warl:
Ilaln.
calm,
lemp.
5.1
Hacrlton:
Cl6udy.
calm,
temp.
50
TeloKraph
Creek:
Cloudy,
oil",
lemp.
17.
Numbers:
,
Pm-i
cloudy,
calm,
''ini.
50.
:
Durns
Lakt).
Clear,
calm,
lemp.
i0.
,
Wliilehorse:
Clear,
calm,
lemp.
'I'awson:
Vomv.
calm,
lemp'
yesterday.
NO
MOTION
FROM
ALD.
PERRY
YET
Inquiry
Made
by
Aid.
Casey
at
Last
Night's
Council
:
Aid.
Caey
uijuirei
at
lat
nlslit's
council
mei-liiifr
as
l
i
what
.pragres
mipht
have
bee-i
made
in
eonueeliou
with
the
mo.
lion
regarding
the
utilities
rum-
mit
a
motion
but
he
(Aid.
Perry;
had
been
e.'tlled
away
fniin
the.
city
durlna
i
Uic
.week
and
nojhinsr
fortli'er
jludt.
been
heanl
dflhe
molforf
'
lV
'
The
mayor
inquired
'from
Aid.
Drown
iT
lie
knew
anything
abou'
the
motion
but
Aid.
Hrown
ro-ru.cd
to
discuss
in
public
mat
ters
that
had
arisen
in
a
private
conversation
with
Aid.
Perry.
Ift
1.
wo.
nrowu
ici
niai
11
wa
proper
to
wail
for
Aid.
Perry's
return.
LUMBER
DESTROYED
AT
COWICHAN
MILL
MVlt:ilAX
LAKK.
Sept.
I.
Damaae
estimated
at
?70.000
resulteil
from
a
fire
which
dc
.ii.(.f.iiviinitnli'
twn
mil-
iion'feet
of
lunger
the
propertyl
wl,il
,
"V1-?
a'Pr
C"
of
the
Vcvwii-ban
Lumber
Com-,t,,('
'l''wl"le
wo.
wer
were
pauy
ai
llieir
mill
Tuesday.
CASH
GRAIN
MARKET"
IS
RESUMED
TODAY
VA.VCOUVHH,
Sept.
I.
The
cash
(train
market
at
Iho
Mer-rlianls'
Kxcliange
is
bciu
resumed
today
following
a
ineel-Injr
of
(be
grnih
division
of
Iho
exebanae
yeslerday.
NOTICE
TO
LIBERALS
OF
SKEENA
RIDING
The
Liberal
committee
rooms,
303
Third
Ave.,
next
to
the
Hieclric
Hnkery,
will
i
nnen
every
afternoon
and
evening
until
election
dnv.
i
nijrhCnnd
with
!iis
power
boat
KwWINlwl
in
rescuing
u.
1".
Kenny.,
who
was
clinging
to
a
praeffaally
submeivred
rowboa!
but
tljrfi
comnanion
of
Kenny
and
the
doir
were
drowned.
Hi.
dead
are
Andrew
Lund
39,
Josenn
Cainertitl
t3
and
Harry
Hell
28.
A
short
time
before
reycuinc
Kenny
from
Ihc
row-boat,
Wyhle
said
he
heard
n
ooll
for
lieli
and
Jilnijied
into
hi,
speed
boa'
A
few
mln
u
test
hlkr
he-arrived
in
Ihe
middle
of
the
hike
when
eearch
revealed
two
men
cHn-;-ins
to
opposite
ends
of
a
small
boal.
Dy
the
lime
be
had
res
cued
Kenny,
Cameron,
the
other
man.
disappeared
without
a
sound.
"I
cannot
explain
the
boat
sinkinK,"
said
Kenny.
"It
was
Utile
choppy
and
there
was
little
water
in
the
boat
before
we
started,
duit
not
enough
to
cause
us
any
alarm.
Once-in
a
nine
over
goiusr
across.
I
hen
suddenly
she
sank,
Kenny
said,
and
he
al
once
Hurled
to
swim
ashore.
PRESBYTERY
MEETING
VltnolUA,
Sept.
I.
The
Pres
byter)"'
of
Victoria
representing
all
Ptesliylerian
congregations
on
uiciHiver
Island
met
last
ulglit,
at
SI.
Andrew's
and
He.
J
A.
Patterson
was
elected
moderator.
VANCOUVER
EXCHANGE
H.C.
Silver
.
..
Dunwell
Oladsloun
....
Howe
Sound
I'
A.
Ii.
Mannol
,
Premier
....
Porler
Itjabo
Terminus
Did.
S.OO
1.(11
.30
t
H.00
.0i)
?1
2.26
Askert
2.05
1.70
.33
11.00
.10
.12
2.30
.0Hi
.15
WOMEN
RUSH
TO
PROSPECT
FOR
STONES
Fifteen
Thousand
In
Running
Kit
Out
For
Diamonds
In
South
Africa.
JOHANNESBURG,
SepL
1.
South
Africa's
latest
diamond
rush
brought
15,000
persons,
Including
120
women,
In
full
running
kit
or
bathing
costumes
to
a
farm
In
the
Transvaal
district
The
prospectors
have
already
found
diamonds
valued
at
$200,000.
One
syndicate
employed
30
university
athletes
as
runners.
More
than
25,000
claims
have
been
pegged
and
the
population
of
the
district
was
Increased
from
a
few
hundreds
to
nearly
50,000
over
night.
GRAFT
HILL
HOUSE
HAS
CHANGED
HANDS
li.
Mussalem
Purchaser
of
Fourth
Avenue
Residence
From
John
R.
Morgan.
Fourth
Avtyiue
West,
recently
occupied
by
J.
(.
Hushby
and
family,
has
been
sold
by
John
H.
Morgan
to
X.
Mussalem
of
this
city
and
will
be
occupied
by
the
purchaser.
Mr.
Mussalem
returned
I
TAXI
Boston
Grill
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,
and
6th
St.
PRINCE
RUPERT
The
latest
and
best
for
the
MATT
VIDECK,
Prop.
least.
Phone
467.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
VOI,
XVI..
No.
205.
1MUXCK
HUI'KRT.
H.
(1.
WKPXl-jSDAY,
HEPTBMBEIl
1,
1020.
v-.trrd.y
amuvut.
ltu
Street
Sties
iti
PRICK
FIVE
Gtt.1T
MACKENZIE
KING
SUPPORTER
IS
ELECTE
I.e
Palais
De
La
IVnime.
Uic
tnanuiimih
new
ho
t
opened
y
Ihe
S.i
va
o:
Amy
in
Paris
to
acc.immod.de
8U
holnetes.
w
imci
d
girts,
(ienerai
lloolh
aud
Myon
Herri,
h
ol-
fir
ated
at
Ihd
pcnng.
THREE
DROWN
FROM
LAUNCH
Andrew
Lund,
Joseph
Cameron'
and
Harry
Bell
Lose
Lives
at
Shawnlgan
Lake
Q.
H.
KENNY
RESCUED
SilAW.NHiAX
LAKK.
Vaucou
ver
Mand,
pt.
1-
Anwering
a
call
rot
assistance
Albert
..
VyId5,
proprietor
of
a
sumtno;
hole!
her.
spied
half
a
mile
niiuee
01
wnirn
.yn.
i
err
"au
;
anroximately
in
Mie
ceo
siaie-i
lasi
week
pe
wouiu
piv-
"
.
Ire
of
.
gh-wnl.4
ShawnMan
Lake
.lktf
Mondiy
notice
Major
Nwlun
said
Jt
was
lrn
A
lit
Perry
had
inlcn.itsi
lo
STORK
IS
BEING
WELL
RECEIVED
Good
Meetings
at
all
Points
Visited
and
Candidate
Much
Enthused
Over
Pros-
j
pects
Encouraging
reports
were
re
ceived
Ibis
morning
in
regard
lo
the
campaign
bein?
conducted
by
Fred
Stork
in
the
interior,
lie
heid
good"
meeting;
at
Smilhers,
Telkwa,
Hazelton,
'.New
Ifazellon
and'
a
number
nl
smaller
points
and
got
an
excel
lent
reception.
He
says
he
is
much
enthused
over
the
pros
pects.
Mr.
Storli
expects
to
be
here
on
Sunday
but
will
probably
be
coing
out
again
Immediately,
it
being
the
opinion
of
his
com
mittee
thai
all
possible
points-
outside
snould
bf
covered
by
!he
randidatc.
PRINCESS
CHARLOTTE
PROPELLERS
FOULED
1
Diver
Will
be
Sent
Down
to
Re
move
Wire
When
Ship
Arrives
This
Afternoon.
A
message
was
received
this
morning
by
fieonge
O.
HushJby
The
Angus
Stewart
house,
on
from
the
C.
P.
11.
steamer
Prin
cess
Charlotte,
Capt.
C.
&
Sain-
ley,
coming
in
from
Alaska
this
afternoon,
asking
him
to
make
nrPniMlinna
lit
remftve
viri
nets'
t
lljir"e
tfti
Mia
niniiallj.d
r,
t
Ilia
la.nl
,
l.cti
to
the
city
this
morning
after)
that
the
Charlotte
fouled
a
(ish
bavin
.spent
a
month
in
Vancou-itrap
in
Alaskan
wafers,
thus
en-
ver.
He
was
accompanied
by
Mrs.
tangliag
her
propellers.
It.
will
Mussalem
ami
members
of
the
be
necessary
to
send
down
a
diver
family
who
have
been
in
the
south
and
Hill
Shelim
has
been
engaged
for
the
past
year.
I
for
the
purpose.
Lightning
Ripped
off
Man's
,
Clothes
at
Russell
Manitoba
Storms
Delaying
Harvesting
liVMPhti,
(fpL
I.
Kleclrieal
storms,
accompanied
hy
neavy
rains
in
.Manitoba,
and
Alberta
tiro
seriously
delaving
bar
vesting
operations.
Tremendous
thunder
storms
have
swept
the
country
and
tin
lightning
has
proved
dangerous
in
.-onie
iasK.
Andrew
Wnrawn,
a
farmer,
was
killed
by
a
holt
while,
in
the
field
near
Mundare,
Alherln.
and
near
Hitssell,
another
harvester
was
struck,
nil
his
clothes
being
ripped
on
uiiu
uic
inuii
suueri'u
serious
burns.
D
ELECTRICAL
STORMS
ON
THE
PRAIRIES
DELAYS
HARVESTING
OPERATIONS
Liberal
Progressive
is
Elected
in
Provencher
Higher
Powers
are
on
Side
of
Mackenzie
King
at
Opening
of
Big
Election
Contest
Which
Commenced
Yesterday
OTTAWA.
JseiL
i.
The
electron
of
A.
L.
Heaubieu
us
a
!
I,
ueral
Conservative
member
in
Provencher,
Manilolia,
featured
;
nominations
yesterday
in
the
27
constituencies
in
which,
a
og
to
Hie
large
area
and
scattered
populalion.the
iioniiua-
irt-
we
-f
new
one
week
earner,
ninmioiiai
time
nejug
rcquircu
make
voting
arrangements.
The
election
of
lleanhien
wax
due
to
Ihc
iuahility
of
the
II
wservalivc
opponent.
Dr.
It.
II.
MrPudden,
to
file
the
candidate
per
bf
fore
nominations
closed
a
u
result
of
Ihe
muddy
roads,
i
'
-
,
Heaubieu
wan
elected
a
a
Pro-
MEIGHEN
SAYS
LIBERALS
HAVE
YARN
HATCHERY
Jreslve
last
fall
ly
a
majority
of,
j
110
over
it
Liberal.
Kdmond
Co-,
'
nieault.
Ilirre
being
no
iVmn-na-
j
live
in
the
field
on
that
occasion.
lleauhien
hoi
also
elect
d
in
1921
.
with
a
Liberal
and
an
independent'
in
the
field,
lib
plurality
then'
hemp
over
a
thousand.
j
In
23
of
the
constituencies
there
will
be
only
two
candidates.
.Open
Montreal
Campaign
With
I
Ouebee.
Saskatchewan
aud
the
E.
L.
PaUnaude
Before
Large
I
"rt.nrwiiwy'JiPJ-i..
,
ngnts
win
oe
wugea
lorun
jeai
rrii
:
in
which
nominations
were
held
Counhy
Prospering
as
Result
c
Tlx
Reductions
Declares
Mackenzie
Kim
in
Address
ANTJUOMSH,
.SepL
1.
"The
country
as
a
whole
has
prospered
as
a
ieiiH
of
the
removal
of
considerable
taxation
this
year,"
declared'W.
I
.Mackenzie
King,
Liberal
leader,
in
addressing
the
electors
of
Antigonih,
Xova
Hcotia,
last
night
and
thin!
i-oucliidiiig
his
campaign
in
Xova
Scotia.
The
fdrmer
premier
!red
a
Wonderful
comeback
in
the
M.iritinie
nrovinees.
His
meetings
have
been
attended
by
large
crowds
and
his
defence
of
Liberal
policy
and
attacks
on
the
deceitful
Conservative
campaign
have
elicited
enlhusiasm
every-
wlo're.
It
j
expected
that
as
at
result
r
Hie.
campaign
and
of
the
educative
work
being
dne
1"
tlil
province
and
in
New-
Hrunswick,
both
will
return
several
more
members
to
support
the
Liberal
(ioveiiiment-
lhal
is
expected
to
be
formed
directly
after
the
election.
At
the
meeting
here
last
night.
Mr.
King
dealt
with
old
age
pensions,
claiming
that
the
Liberal
pai
ly
had
diowiLbjt
actions
what
Miey
ioten-led
to
do
whereas
Conservative.'
bandied
in
word
only.
The
ruiislitulional
issue
was
alo
explained.
LOCAL
GIRL
WEDDED
TO
NANAIMO
MAN
IN
VANCOUVER
RECENTLY
A
quiet
wedding
took
place
last
week
at
Hampton
Court,
Vancouver,
when
Miss
Efizabetu
Hamilton
Currie,
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
James
Cuvie
oT
this
city,
became
the
bride
of
Joseph
Sumpton
Addison
of
Xananimo.
The
service
was
read
by
llev.
William
Hoss
and
the
attendants
were
Miss
Hannah
P.
Addison
and
John
Moore.
Thi
mother
of
the
bride
wa
also
present.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Addison
will
fake
up
residence
in
Nanaj-
mo.
BINGAMON
IS
GOJNGSOUTH
Log
Carrying
Barge
Given
Bill
of
Seaworthiness
and
Leaves
For
Vancouver.
The
log
carrying
Harge
Hinga-
mun,
which
sprung
a
leak
al
the
first
of
this
week
and
ha
since
been
in
anrhorage
at
Stephens
Is
land,
is
continuing
her
journey
south
to
Powell
Itiver
and
thence
to
Vancouver
today,
having
been
inspected
by
Hubert
Ward,
local
underwriters'
representative,
and
given
a
bill
of
seaworthiness.
The
leak
in
the
Hingamon
is
believed
to
have
been
caused
from
a
col
lision
she
had
with
the
other
Hiscayen,
both
of
which
I
.......A
...
a...
t
,.A
,,Bn
1
.h..a
on
arrival
Jiere.
It
is
presumed
"'
"'
"Ir
,ut
w'"r-
DR.
TURPEL
WILL
LIVE
AT
TERRACE
Dr.
William
N.
Turpel
of
Vic
toria
arrived
on
this
morning's
steamer
from
the
south
and
pro
ceeded
by
train
to
Terrace
where
he
Tnfemls
To
establish
himself
in
practice,
ihe
need
or
a
rest
dent
doctor
in
Terrace
has'
boon
long
felt
ainl
the
decision
of
Dr,
Turpel
lo
locale
there
will
be
welcomed
by
the
people
of
the
town.
V
Dr.
Turpel,
whose
home
Is
In
Victoria
is
a
graduate
of
Mcflill
t'uivei
sily
and.,
was,
for
a
year
an
interne
in
Victoria"
Jubilee
Hospital.
He
was
located
for
a
while
earlier
this
year
as
company
surgeon
for
the
Keller
Losing
Co.,
a'
Logan
Inlet.
Queen
Charlotte
Islands.
MEXICAN
FLOOD
DESTRUCTIVE
Santiago
and
Lerma
Rivers
Overflow
and
Many
Los
Lives
v
NOfiALES,
Arii.,
Sept.
1.
Compilations
mads
br
the
Herald
today
place
the
flood
toll
of
the
states
-
of
Xayarit
and
Jalisco,
Mexico,
-at
tnoreT
than
50
Liuiwn
deaths
and
'untold
properly
damage
as
a
.result
of
the
o
erf
lowjng'jofj
JLheaatUiStt
;a
3d
Lerma
tfiver.s."
'
The
town
"of
'SanTTStrb
Itciltfa
in
Nayarit,
is
now
art
island"
and
further
overflows
are
expected.
Las
Harcas,
in
Jayisc?,
is
threatened
with
inundation
,anJ
six
small
towns
along
the
Lonia
are
already
iIooled
with
con-
iderabte
loss
of
life.
ST.
LOUIS
GETS
NATIONAL
LEAD
Pittsburg
Falls
Into
Third
Placa
Result
of
Yesterday's
Baseball
Battles
YANKEES
NOT
SURE
Now
Only
Five
and
Half
Garnet
Ahead
of
Indians
In
American
Leaaue
Race
NKW
YOHK,
Seit.
Pi
The
St.
Lotus
Cardinals
are
leading
lha
National
League
today
"TTs
a
re
sult
of
a
double
victory
over
Pittsburg
yesterday.
Sothoron,
nitrliiiiar
his
first
full
game
this
year
for
St.
Louis,
allowed
Ihe
Pirates
but
three
scattered
hits
in
the
second
contest.
Cincinnati
lost
to
Chicago
but
remained
in
second
place,
0119
point
ahead
of
Hie
Pirates,
who
skidded
Jiilo
third.
The
New
York
Yankees,
long
figured
as
Americun
League
pennant
winners,
are
not
so
sure
today
following
defeat
by
Philadelphia,
while
Cleveland
was
winning
.1
twelve
Inning
batlla
from
the
SI.
Louis
Yankees.
Tho
lead
Is
jtow
cut
lo
five
and
a
half
games
over
the
Indians
with
almost
a
month
to
go.
American
League
Washington
2,
Hoston
0.
Chicago
l,
Detroit
2.
Philadelphia
!,
XewYorfc
5.
SI.
Louis
5,
Cleveland
6.
National
League
Pittsburgh
l-l,
SL
I.oUfs
0-2.
Hoston
2,
Philadelphia"
7,
Cincinnati
W'Chlengiv
i;
'
(LLP.
RAILWAY,
STOCK
ARRANGEMENT
COMPLETE
MONTBKAIi,
Sept.
1.
-
When
shown
Uie
London
despatch
of
the
exchange
telegram,
Sir
Henry
Thornton
said
the
information
therein
in.
reigard
lo
ihe
settlement
of
the
fLT.P)Pck
waf
correct
but
the
terms
of
sidtle-ment
with
the
railway
roiiiinlt-tee
had
lo
he
re-submlHed
to
the
stockholders
tor
ratification.
1
Mi-