5
TAXI
Boston
Grill
and
Ambulance
Service
Anywhere
at
Anytime.
and
6th
SL
MATT
VIDECK,
Prop.
a
imimn
n
i
rr
ANIII
I
Nill
H
nm
ii
iii
i
lnuii
at
1
mr
m
m
ahar
m
a
w
CHINESE
CITY
lini'HAMtH
KII.1.I.H
mill.""
CAKititii
mi'
ai
caitixkh
in
iionan
rimvixr.
LONDON.
Bept.
37.
-Reuters
agency
rm
i
r
n
a
i
raa
innaniuuiui
wa
ikw"
a
i
a
a
nrr
minni-ia
ol
captives,
The
Inland
mission
com
pound
was
totally
destroyed.
COW
TESTING
ASSOCIATION
M.W
(IKIIAMZATION
lOUMI.li
inn
IUI.KI.:Y
VALLEY
TO
KLIP
MILK
I'l'IlK
One
of
the
most
recent
Incorjwatlons
for
thf
province
Is
the
"Bulkley
Valley
Cow-testlna
Association"
to
operate
particularly
In
and
around
Smltherx
Trivw.
nrf
Quick.
Ita
oblect
Is
to
test
cows
for
tuberculosis
with
the
Idea
of
keeping
the
district
free
from
tubercular
cows
and
thus
guaranteeing
to
consumers
a
pure
product.
Ths
incorporation
Is
under
the
Societies
Act.
guiltyIfTtealing
linen
from
vessels
jail
three
months
E.
Llpsett
0,000
to
Atlin
nsnencs.
White
Lily
1,600
to
Cold
Storage.
NEW
ENGLAND
HERE
In
CJtlt.
ateamer
Prince
Charles,
Capt.
Nrll
McLean,
la
this
week
making
he
last
trip
of
the
season
In
the
Vancou
ver-Prtnce
Ruprt
Maaett
Inlet
service.
ECectlve
October
3
from
Vancouver!
aud
October
9
from
Prince
Rupert,
the!
Prince
John.
Capt.
E.
Uabba,
will
r-
sume
the
schedule
In
which
she
wssl
onrrated
last
winter,
making
the
triul
from
Vancouver
to
Prince
Rupert
vU
all
Oueen
Charlotte
Island
point
one
I
week
and
from
Prince
Rupert
to
Van
couver
via
all
Island
points
the
other
week.
CANADIAN
DOAT
LED
IN
HALIBUT
PRICES
sale
Tod.lT
lm
linlnl
l'O.IMM)
IMilllds
of
I
Aniertraii
1
and
7KI
Canadian
A
Canadian
boat
led
in
the
matter
of?
Mice
at
the
flah
exchange
thl
morning
ii.
r.
Lliwett
aelllnc
at
IS
AO
and
V
while
the
highest
American
boat
got
mitn
American
boats
were
paid
1o
fnr
seconds
and
Canadian
7c.
Follow
:rm
were
the
arrivals:
Amer
Im
ii
Eagle
82,000
to
Pacific
risherles.
Grant
41,000
to
Booth
Fisheries.
Urania
35.0OO
to
Royal
Fish
Co.
Easfern
Point.
3.000
to
Cold
Storage.
Portlock
40.000
to
Cold
Storage.
Ciiuillun
WITH
55,000
LBS.
vi-
t:Mll.MI
l.'S
TICAWLEiS
l.MH
IIAI.im'T
TOII.W
TIIUOHlll
ATLIN
IIMIKItlKS
PL.VNT
Ueslde
the
halibut
landing
marketed
I
i
at.-
ni
..
IPv
ssr-
at
rrt
4VU
Ti-inrnlntr.
thru
......
-
.
.
ri
Ii
ivl'iif
,
at
IDC
.AVt'v
p
e.ded
guilty
previously
to
a
charge
W
dllcnari!lng
.
catch
of
5.-
lTT'
sl
'000
pounc
through
the
AUln
Fisheries
whteh
...
.mnioved.
Oeorge
local
plnt,
Thornebrow
was
sentenced
to
threo
month
Imprisonment
by
Magistrate
Shaw
la
tbt
Folic
Court
Saturday.
Tills
Is
the
first
call
here
for
some
time
or
tne
new
.uiuu
which
Is
now
operating
on
the
company
lay.
HARD
TASK
FOR
SCOTLAND
YARD
UltMONIiH
VAI
I
t'll
AT
$lim,li(i(i
Ills
APPr'.AKi.ii
when
iikimi
than-
lLKKEII
IN"
LONDON
LONDON,
8ept.
37.
Scotland
Yard
faces
the
task
of
solving
one
of
the
gteatest
"criminal
mysteries
of
recent,
years
lit
this
country.
Diamonds
'valued
j
at
1400,000
were
stolen
from
a
mall
van.
In
one
of
the
busiest
centres
of
London'
central
postofflce
from
the
Hattou
Oai-cfen
branch
post
office,
the
package
of
ems
disappeared
wheu
the
van,
al
though
under
post
office
supervision,
somehow
vanished
and
was
found
desertrd
some
hours
later.
LIGHTHOUSE
KEEPER
AT
CHEMAINUS
DEAD
VICTORIA,
Sept.
37.
The
lighthouse
keepcrat
Bear
Point
near
Chemalnua
was
found
dead
there
yesterday.
It
Is
believed?
that
'death
wa
the
result
of
natural
causes,
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
.
1
-ltMilff
nn
1
n
II
Ni
H
JViri
PRINCE
J'KiriCC
RUPERT,
KUrC.nl,
B.C,
DU4
MONDAY,
uvnyAi.
.
tjw
SEPTEMBER
a
unotn
27,
i,
1J26.
vv.
UU
aa:
I
MEMORIAL
SERVICE
held
by
Rev
Dr.
Edwards,
chaplain
of
Jasper
National
Park,
for
Nurse
Edith
Cavell,
at
the.tojt
,
.k-
--,...
,,.mi
in
her
hanor.
The
mountain
and
glacier
form
a
solemn
setting.
Dr.
Edwards
may
be
seen
TWO
FLYERS
COLLIDED
AT
A
CROSSOVER
iu:Tii.t:iii:M.
n:NA,
xept,
17.
At
let
nine
wtmiii
were
klllrd
and
SJ
Injured
thU
morning
when
MrHiiluu
I'ljer
f
the
Jersey
Central
llrtllwa)
ploiiKliett
Into
Ihe
le-hltli
Untiled
on
Ihe
Ixlilsh
Valley
rami
at
Hie
rrtMnrr
of
Ihe
tao
rullai
on
the
outskirts
of
llrtlitehant.
on
the
snow
at
right
pronouncing
the
benedlstlon.
World
Series
to
Open
Saturday
When
New
York
Yankees
Meet
St.
Louis
Cardinals
at
New
York
NEW
YORK,
September
37
The
St.
Louts
Cardinals
and
New
York
Yankees
meet
thla
year
In
the
World
Series,
the
Yankees
cinching
the
American
pennant
Saturday
by
defeating
8t.
Louis
twice
and
incidentally
Ruth
increased
his
homtrs
to
47
by
hitting
three
circuit
drives
In
the
first
game.
He
scored
with
three
runners
ahead
of
him
In
the
fifth
and
In
the
second
he
accounted
for
other
two
drives.
The
Yanks
took
It
easy
Suuday
and
St.
Louis
won
both
ends
of
a
double
header.
Cincinnati
defeated
St.
Louis
Sunday
before
14.000
tans.
nHirxno.
Rent
ember
27.
The
first
game
of
the
World
Series
between
the
New
York
Yankees
and
St.
Louis
-
Cardinals
will
be
played
at
New
York
cniunt,,
mmmlutlnnrr
Landla
announ-1
ced
today.
The
series
la
decided
In
the
first
four
out
of
seven.
American
league
-2.
'Washington
1-3,
Chicago
3-New
Y'ork
10-10;
St.
Louis
Others
rain,
National
lugue
.Pittsburg
II-3.
Boston
8-5.
Chicago
3,
Brooklyn
1.
Cincinnati
1.
Philadelphia
2-4.
5.
St.
Louis
3.
New
York,
13.
KlMl.lV
(l
AM
I'M
National
lafue
Chicago
1-3,
Brooklyn
3-.
Philadelphia
3-2,
New
York
3-3.
St.
Louis
1,
Cincinnati
3.
American
league
New
York
1-3,
St.
Louis
6-6.
Boston
3-4,
Detroit
11-5.
Philadelphia
8-3,
Cleveland
5-0.
Washington
4,
Chicago
7.
VANCOUVER
EXCHANGE
Wheat
Dunwell
.
.
.
Gladstone
Independence
U
&
L.
....
Marmot
.
.
.
Premier
.
.
,
v
silver
Crest
Bid,
Asked.
144
s,
1.15
1.25
43
.344
.ouv;
.mu
.10
.08
.08
3.13
3.18
RUPERT
SHOULD
HAVE
SMELTER
IIKILAKEH
R.
W.
IIARUKN,
IK1T0R
OK
MININU
A
ENOINI'.ERINO
UEl'OKU
Prince
Rupert
should
not
let
up
on
the
agitation
for
the
establishment
of
a
metallurgical
plant
here
declares
R.
W.
Haggen.
editor
of.
the
Mining
and
En
gineering
Record
ot
British)
Columbia
who
was
a
visitor
In
the
city
at
the
end
of
the
week
on
hi
way
to
the
Omlneca
mining
fields.
The
site
here
Is
very
strategetlo
to
the
mines
of
the
north
coast
and
the
Interior
and
a
plant
J
here
would-be
ot
benefit
to
the
mines
i
aa
well
as
to
the
city.
Prince
Rupert,
!
Mr.
Haggen'
says,
has
not
realized
the
importance
of
mining
to
the
city
which
has
been
great
and
which
will
Increase
In
the
future.
Mines
of
Portland
Canal.
Alice
Arm
aud
the
Interior
should
be
tributary
to
the
city
say
Mr.
Hsgten.
Mr.
Haggen
was
on
his
way
to
the
Interior
where
he
will
gather
material
for
a
special
Issue
of
the
Mining
it
Engineering
Record
dealing
with
that
district
which
will
be
Issued
shortly,
Advertise
In
the
Dully
News
5?
IMkb
MCPHERSON
ARRAIGNED
IN
i
VICTORIA.
Sept.
27.
A.
freight
rate
waroa-s1lk
earjoee.
has
beeu-siar-el
by
he
Kawasaki
Kl&en
Kalsha.
which
only
.wo
months
ago
made
the
move
that
irought
about
a
freight
rate
war
rcr
.ea
shipments
from
Shlmldzu,
it
was
learned
on
the
arrival
of
the
President
jefferson
from
the
Orient.
The
company
has
announced
silk
freights
from
Kokohama
at
the
socially
educed
rate
of
at
a
bale
against
the
stipulated
freight
of
40
by
the
transpacific
Steamship
Conference.
This
Japanese
shlpplcg
firm
has
cut
the
tea
freight
from
Shlmldzu
to
the
United
States
during
the
past
two
months
and
caused
consternation
among
ihe
conference
steamers.
Reckless
freight
s&mpetltlon
followed
as
a
result.
Now
that
the
tea
season
la
already
past
Its
height
the
Kawasaki
Interest
has
de-
ided
to
come
In
for
a
share
of
the
silk
transportation
to
America.
The
firm
Is
asking
silk
exporters.
Japanese
and
forelzn.
In
Yokohama
to
ship
by
1U
shlpa.
The
Baltimore
Mam
0.000
tons,
one
of
the
largest
freighters
belonging
to
the
"K"
Line,
recently
carried
from
Yokohama
an
unusually
large
cargo
of
I.9S0
balca
to
Seattle
at
the
reduced
rate
of
S3.
The
firm
expects
to
take
more
large
consignments
hereafter.
Counter
steps
are
being
con.
sldered
by
the
conference
ships.
WEATHER
BETTER
IN
ALBERTA
AND
CUTTING
RESUMED
CALGARY.
Sept
37.
dltlous
are
greatly
improved
in
ai-
';erta
and
It
U
expected
that
cuttlnj
grain
will
be
resumed
In
a
number
of
districts
but
threshing
will
not
be
general
until
the
latter
part
of
the
week.
THANKSGIVING
AT
ANGLICAN
CHURCH
Harvest
Thanksgiving
services
were
conducted
at
8t
Church
yesterday
with
Kood
congregations
In
attendance.
There
was
special
music
by
the
chou
and
In
the
evening
Miss
Annie
Dal
by
wa
soloist.
WEATHER
REPORT
Terrace.
Fcggy,
calm,
temp.
40.
Anyox.
Cloudy,
calm,
temp.
40.
Stewart.
Cloudy,
calm',
temp.
43.
Harelton.
Cloudy,
calm.
temp.
40.
Telegraph
Creek.
Rain,
calm,
temp,
40.
Smlthers.
Cloudy,
calm,
temp.
40.
Burns
Lake.
Cloudy
.calm.
temp.
40.
Whttehorse.
Cloudy,
south
wind,
temp.
44.
Daa
son.
Clear,
calm,
temp.
30.
F.
L.
Biifkley
la
a
passenger
on
the
Prince
Charles
today
going
through
to
Port
Clements.
He
will
return
south
thla
week
on
the
tame
steamer.
Large
Upstair
Dining
Mail,
with
oewly
laid
dancina
floor
for.
hire.
NEW
SODA
'FOUNTAIN,
The
latest
and
best
for
(he
least.
Phone
7.
COURT
-
-.
m,mmm
W
W
I
V.
AIWTI
mweraWWV
f
T
AfIT
ORLD
SERIES
BASEBALL
OPENS
SATURDAY,
Si.
LOUIS
VtKSUS
m
iOKK
mee
Mcrherson
Was
Formally
Charged
in
Court
This
Morning
.
a
a
a
a
a
a
i
v
i
a
a
w
a
a
a
ar
a
a
a
a.j
kidnapping
and
that
woman
was
hired
to
impersonate
evangelist
LOS
ANGELES,
September
27
-Aimee
McFhcrson.
evangelist,
wi
District
Attorney
Kcye
clurgei
Mrs.
Mcpherson'
Ule
of
kidnapping
and
..
-
.
-aft
t
Ii
r
K4
nvr
Vti
nn
t-4tirttnn.
.
It
la
rlurired
that
Lflaa
McPherion
m
mm.
nn
h
irn
ari
n.id
mm
irrtin
wiMtnin
PK
ara
a
an
ipa,
n
k
IVLiTllLll
1
JUUJUU
BlUaft
U
produce
a
"MUi
X"
and
swear
;
,
that
she
and
not
Mrs.
Mcpnerson
a
(YE
CCCADTC
T(
bttn
wlln
rmll,t:,n
l
Carmel.
llr
IjrrUlVlu
1U
M'
Wllmn
8WJI
was
alao
ar-
v
"
raigned
tht
morning
together
with
(Ite
QPTTI
F
othr"
uLl
ILL
jU1IYl
at
-
-
-
?'
IT
1114
llllll
l:
KtliARII
111
lllllltll
I
M.I
ll
l
'ii.m
ujnuun.
Drub
f
I
r.n.t
,
-
to
effect
an
agreement
In
regain
the
coal
strike
told
Parliament
wheu
rrasnrmbled
today
that
the
Oovtni-
...
.
a
-
...it
a
a
a
ha
rvl
tu
powers
In
the
matter
of
media-
owing
chiefly
to
their
Inability
if
Although
their
Uteit
offer
Uut
ttoe
.maatl.
tnHlri
TMr.t
I
A
t
lOlrS
OH
ft
I
mlnart
thai
Tr
(iiti
hi
rtiiti
i:it
U)OKi:ii
1IIKOK1H
TO
'
-
ntlMX
Kl
TtKT
Beren
rarloada
of
grain
ere
reported
at
the
end
of
the
week
to
be
at
Jaapcr
or
Eat
bound
fur
Prince
Rupert
elevator
Later
one
of
theie
car
wa
rrported
at
Prince
Otorge.
They
ahould
be
hrr
In
few
Uayt.
CHANGE
IN
STEAMER
SERVICE
TO
ISLANDS
ITlnri-
Ihiirlrt
Making
lt
Trip
MaMlt
Inlet
tliH
Week
Prime
Jwhn
Taken
up
Kun
m.:
v.iiffiB'
t
'arjimmiK.immmmw-mmmcmm
i
r
i'lBTarfir'Ti
r-
.
i
r
"Trr-rai
i
:
a.
.
-j
,r
a
Mackenzie
King
Will
Be
Accompanied
to
the
Conference
hy
Lapointe
ft
rliair.enl
io
meet
early
in
December;
Hon.
Vincent
Massey
to
be
first
minister
to
Washington
from
Canada
OTTAWA.
September
27.
trenUer
kackenzl
e
King
hi
definitely
decided
jo
attena
me
iaiperiai
w:nitrei:ce
ana
ui
ix
tuyuu
wt
Srnes;
Lapointe
and
pcaslbly
by
other
mt&Uten.
The
Premier
also
announced
that
Hon.
Vincent
Maasey
had
been
selected
the
flrrt
mln
inter
plenopotentlarj
to
Washington
but
will
not
take
over
the
post
until
the
matter
has
been
discussed
with
the
Imperii!
Conference
authori
ties
when
the
Premier
visits
London.
It
was
announced
that
Parliament
will
meet
the
first
week
In
December
ind
then
there
will
be
a
long
adjournment
over
Christmas.
The
speakers
In
both
the
Senate
andil
1
Xe
House
ef
Commons
will
ee
tne
;lmTrjnn
rifTTtf
Y
tme
as
Ust
session.
(VI
I
INI
14
k
Villi
ffiElGHI
RA1E
WAR
HAS
BEEN
STARTED
Jflort
to
?eere
Carrying
of
8UK
irom
Orient
Hrlags
ou
Trouble
HUIlJLillUUlJ&iJU
IMPRISONED
IN
AN
IRON
MINE
DUMOM)
1IKILIS
BCINU.
I'SEU.
TO
'MAKlf
OPEMMI
'i'OR
'ffOOB
-TO'
REACH
MEN
IRONWOOD.
Mich.,
Sept.
27.
Despite
herculean
efforts
being
made
by
numerous
parties,
the
43
men
entombed
late
Friday
In
Pabst
Iron
Mine
ar
still
held
on
the
800
foot
level
by
tall
of
rock
and
loose
earth.
.
Officials
still
believe
,the
men
are
alive
and
efforts
to
reach
them
are
being
made
from
tour
different
angles.
It
Is
hoped
that
the
diamond
drills
will
ba
able
to
make
an
opening
to
permit
food
to
reach
the
men
and
possibly
effect
a
rescue
late
Tuesday.
BRIDE
KILLED
WAYTOBOAT
HAS
MAKKlKll
ONLY
WHEN
SHE
HAH
IN
t'lIIENT
TWO
IIOl'RS
AITO
AC-
VANCOUVER,
Sept.
37.
Shortly
after
starting
out
In
what
was
to
have
been
their
honeymoon
to
the
south,
Mrs.
James
Bonner,
bride
tor
two
hour,
wa
almost
killed
here
last
night
when
the
auto
In
which
she
and
her
husband
were
being
driven
to
the
night
boat
for
Seattle
turned
over
on
Oeorgla
Street.
Edwin
Blngley,
driver
of
the
car,
1
charged
with
manslaughter.
Mrs.
Bonner,
prior
to
her
wedding.
!was
Miss
Mary
Scoular
of
Victoria.
At
Pm-
,he
,nd
Bonner
were
married
and
Weather
con-
two
hours
later
leu
to
eaten
tne
Seattle
boat
Both
Bonner
and
Blngley
Injured.
TWO
HUNDRED
MILUONLOSS
WARRINGTON.
En(r
Sent.
27.
81
.
Aimrrw
a
jwis.u.au
Phlllp
cunllf
f
e
Lister,
president
of
the
Rev.
J.
B.
Qlbson
by
Boar1
of
Tndtt
Mtlmate
a
direct
Ion
loot
up
to
the
present
time
on
output
alon
in
tne
ccal
tieup
as
not
less
thaa
200.000,000.
BODY
HAH
I'OINP
VANCOUVER,
Sept.
27-The
body
Ct
R.
Donaldson.
53
years'
of
age,
who
htm
been
missing
since
September
14,
wer
found
yesterday
In
coal
harbor.
ANNUAL
TAX
SALE
Public
Auction
of
UUy
Lots
will
be
held
jn
(lily
Ilall.
TiiiirMlay,
Hept.
),
ut
tu
a.m.
List
of
lot
enh
lie
hud
at
the
Collector'
.Office,
i
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