5
TAXI
and
Ambulance
Service
Anywhere
at
Anytime.
i
mm
.1
U.I.I
.
-
and
6th
8t.
WATT
VIOECK,
Prop.
UK
NOW
tjttl
l
AT
IJJ
IflCTORIA.
Sept
25
The
har-
lldera
of
the
Dunwell
Mine
of
Stewart
etlng
litre
Teaterday
ro'.ed
to
Incttaa
cumMny'a
capltaiutlon
from
70J.-
to
a
million
aharea
of
par
value
1
on
dollar
each
The
meeting
al:
endorsed
a
recom-nidation
of
the
durctor
that
140.000
Lre
of
the
new
stock
should
be
ti
red
at
fifty
cent
a
ahar
to
the
p
rent
shareholder
on
a
ratio
of
one
nc
share
for
every
five
of
old.
The
0.000
thus
raised
will
be
ued
to
com.
ete
the
development
of
the
wotk
be-re
shipping
or
U
undertaken
rltobrrt
Stewart
president
of
the
com-
t
.
.
...
.
Buy
aald
a
year
auppiy
pi
ore
blocked
nut
and
the
mill
would
be
tw
idy
to
operate
lu
December.
iDunwetl
ahare
were
quoted
on
th
txk
market
yesterday
at
l
35
to
11.40.
18
IMPRISONED
IN
COAL
MINE
niiiiN
or
mint;
mkn
kuhmiiih
iuom
hi:m;tii
tiii:
i(k
in
MIIIIKIAN
MltlT
!
IRONWOOD,
Mich..
Sept.
aS.
The
Indies
of
three
men.
occupant
of
the
In
Pabhl
Mine
of
the
Oliver
Iron
llnca
when
It
wa
hurled
to
the
bot-ra
!ge
of
the
ahaft
tate
last
night
beneath
ne
hundred
ton
of
rock
were
recov
ered
this
morning.
Searcher
are
now
li.deavorlng
to
r!eH
39
other
miner
Imprisoned
on
the
eighth
level.
Mine
bmclala
believe
the
men
are
sare
a
lliere
waa
no
explosion
or
fire.
MORE
MYSTERY
OVER
MISS
X
LOS
ANOELES.
Sept.
25.
The
Ex-
laininer
says.
.Mrs.
Dabe
Daniels
wno
confessed
In
Ban
Francisco
that
h
Km
MIm
of
the
Carmel
hoax
In
the
iAImee
McPherson
case,
wa
confronted
at
Ballna
last
night
by
three
person
ho
were
present
several
weeks
g3
ilien
Mis
X
of
the
asserted
hoax
pmad
a
sworn
statement.
All
declared
that
Mr.
Daniel
waa
not
the
woman
who
made
the
affidavit.
IIIKTH
j
A
birth
took
place
at
the
Oeneral
fHoaplUt
yesterday
of
a
son
to
Mr.
and
Utr
a.
CiCLon.
Btu
Avuu
West.
I';.,
V;,,.
'.'
day
with
addition
of
two
more
MEIGHEN
GIVING
UP
LEADERSHIP
t
.
.
f
.hih
ifwr
mar
a
r
in
nnori
inu
i
itm
n
i
r
i
r
.
Air.
rwuiK
was
luwinu
ummonrd
to
Rldeau
Hall
by
the
Governor
Oeneral
and
folio
log
the
rial
announced
that
he
had
accepted
wie
invuaticn
oi
tne
uovernor
u
ioito
i
'
-
.
.
i
.
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nf
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,
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f
.
.d,t
I
,
i
a
mrr1
t
fir
T"V.
,
11
rnr1
mm
minister
With
Mu.iiCTwr.f
luuiiaH.
v.
hm..
i
,
V.M
niri
iniu.
i
lie
oriruiT
imviuiw
wn
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mi
in
....vwu..w
--
-
-
ahce
of
CanadUn
representatives.
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.
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ila
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III'
Imperial
Conference
by
delegates
from
Canada
OTTAWA.
September
35.
Right
Hon.
WUlUm
Lyon
Mackenzie
Kliig
It
Prime
Minuter
of
Canada
following
the
resignation
of
Right
Hon.
Arthur
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
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l
i
....
.
v.i
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t
f.
n.uinn
ten.
nf
II
1
1
f
for
n
auira
iiial
iir
i
uriim
ui
w
w
-
m
.
"
JEW
CAPITAL
FORDUNWELL
MMI
OMrANY
lM
l.s
SHAKE
AT
cotm.
-
the
port.
The
new
mtnlalrra
are!
,
Premier
and
Minuter
far
External
Affair
W.
L.
MackrnrJ
King.
Ilnanc-
J.
A.
Robb.
Rail
ay
C
A.
Dunning.
Interior
Charles
Stewart.
Public
Works
J.
C.
Elliott.
Trad
and
Commerce
James
Mat-
Cuatoma
W.
D.
Euler.
Health
and
Soldier'
Re-eaUblUhmenl
Dr.
J.
II.
King.
Defence
Ool.
J.
L
RaUton.
Immigration
Robert
Porke.
v
Poatmaater-Oentral
P.
J.
Venlot.
Marine
and
FUhertea
P.
J.
A.
Cardlu
Sollcltor-Oencral
Luc
leu
Cannon.
Secretary
of
State
remand
Rlnfrtt.
Labor
Peter
lleenan.
Agriculture
W.
R.
Motherwell.
Without
Portfolio
Senator
Dandur
and.
mi
iuiilvs
statement
After
returning
front
Rldeau
Halt
fol
jwlng
hu
resignation.
Mr
Meigheu
Baled
that
be
would
not
aeek
a
aeat
In
Parliament
but
would
rralgn
the
leader
hip
of
the
Conservative
party
when
tha
conservative
conference
meet
on
October
11.
The
ex-premier
(aid
that
alt
the
.nembers
of
hU
government
had
fully
considered
the
circumstance
and
d
Mded
it
waa
their
duty
to
make
way
fci
the
Incoming
admlnlatratlon
and
leave
aa
aoon
M
poaalble.
ThU
they
had
done.
imperial
((imi:ki;m
i'.
"The
nendlnr.
Imperial
Conference
open
on
October
19,"
Mr.
Meighen
aald
'and
owing
to
Ha
unusual
Importance:
Conservatives
will
facilitate
the
attend
arMlon
of
Parliament
U
railed,
member.
of
the
tale
Oovernment
have
agreed
to
assist
In
the
prompt
paaalng
of
last
araalon'
estimates
and
the
uespaicn
oi
any
other
business
which
waa
unflnUhed
at
the
time
of
dissolution."
WI.I.IMilON
SAIL"
TO
TAKB
POMTION
(iot:itNOK
tir.M:iiAi
IONDON,
Sept.
25.
Viscount
Wllllngdon,
who
la
to
ucceed
Oovernor
Byng
at
Rldeau
Hall,
ailed
thla
morning
for
Canada
from
Southampton
and
will
take
over
hi
new
duties
ou
hi
VANCOUVER
EXCHANGE
Bid,
.Asked.!
Wheat
I
M
B.C.
Silver
1-80
I-85
Dunwelt
-3
lA0
Oranby
30.00
3200
Howe
Sound
....
3.00
43.00
Independence
..
..
.03i
Indian
..
..
-06
-toft
L.
Ac
L.
....
l2
Marmot.
..
..
...,'''J
Premier
..
..
..
'
a"
220
Porter
Idaho
..
..
.07i
.08
Surf
Inlet
J
M
Richmond
.
Ui
.
tit
MinriK
ntoM
III
IIK
TO
lltZM.TON
ui;a(1ii:h
oovoo
Jarvla
McLeod.
cuttomi
collector
at
IhU
point.
ha
received
word
that
a
Ketchikan
car
ahlpped
from
here
by
freight
September
4
for
Harelton
and
taking
a
llesurely
tour
through
the
Interior
reached
Oaoyoo
near
the
American
boundary
on
September
21.
It
waa
brought
here
from
Ketchikan
by
Roy
E.
Doug-laa,
cannrryman
of
Charcoal
Point.
from
WILL
APPEAR
CONSPIRACY
CASE
MONDAY
llKKV'M:Wli"T
HK
f
It
AK(fKI
AI.OMI
WITH
AIMr.E
Mr-rilCltON
AT
LI
AN-tit
I
lls
I.on
AMit:it:,
!epi.
t.v
lUrrr
.Melwh
w
arrested
)etrrd4y
In
Nun
lanli
on
a
rlurge
of
being
the
.Mr.
Martin"
mentioned
In
the
farniel
Almee
Mellierson
dl4prarane
me.
He
will
be
brought
here
.Monday
and
arralntn!
with
the
etangelM.
Mother
Kennedy
and
Mm.
SelUIT
ou
rlurge
of
criminal
cons'lracy.
the
district
attorney's
office
announced
ldy.
KIWIIT
HON,
AltTHIK
Mt.lUIIKN
'
Conservative
Premier
resigned
thla
morning
and
aay
he
will
quit
leadership
of
party
following
hi
recent
defeat
at
polls
DEMPSEY-TUNNEY
INVITED
TO
FIGHT
'
AGAIN
IN
ENGLAND
LONDON,
Sept
33.
The
Dally
Ex
press
say
a
syndicate
owning
Wembley
Stadium
sent
a
message
to
Tunney
and
Demwev
yesterday
Inviting
them
to
fight
there
on
the
evening
of
,
next
Derby
Day,
early
In
June.
WALLACE
GAINES
IS
DOOMED
TO
SWING
IN
DECEMBER
FOR
MURDER
SEATTLE,
Sept.
25.-
-Wallace
CI
sines,
convicted
ou
August
19
or
murdering
hi
daughter.
Sylvia
is
sentenced
to
hang
on
December
11
after
an
appeal
for
a
new
trial
had
been
refused
by
Superior
Judge
Jones
.
,
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
PRINCE
SUPERT
B.C..
8ATURDAY
SEPTEMBER
25,
1926.
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I.
MAf'KE.IK
KINO
j
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CaggsgssNgiaKpggiallllBINIB9
Liberal
Leader
who
carried
hu
party
to
victory
at
recent
election
assumes
Premiership.
Terrace
Fair
Shows
Excellent
Produce
of
Farms
and
Gardens
TERRACE,
September
25.
At
the
sixth
annual
Fair
of
the
Terrace
and
DUtrlct
Fall
Fair
Association,
held
on
Thursday.
September
23.
In
O.W.V.A.
Hall
this
dUtrlct
upheld
It
reputation
of
former
year
In
proving
Its
suitability
and
adaptlblllty
to
the
growing
of
grains,
grasee.
field
roots
and
vegetables
as
well
as
the
more
hardy
fruits
of
all
kinds.
Weather
conditions
were
splendid,
the
day
being
wonderfully
bright
and
sunny,
though
aomewhat
cold
for
this
time
of
year.
Owlug
to
the
very
early
and
unusually
hard
frost
of
the
past
week
the
display
of
thla
year
did
not
nearly
equal
In
aUe
that
of
the
preceding
year,
the
more
tender
vegetables
having
all
beeit;
-
cut
down
aa
well
as
practically
all
thill
(lowers
In
the
dUtrlct.
The
latter
were!
try
much
missed
as
In
former
year
the
profusion
of
flowers
adding
immensely
to
the
attractlvenesa
of
the
Calr
building.
There
waa
nevertheless
a
redltable
showing
of
rosea,
asters.
sweet
pea,
stocks
and
pansles
u
weu
as
a
number
of
attractive
looking
otted
plauts.
APPLES
IIOOII
I
Fruit
undoubtedly
reigned
supreme
throughout
the
day.
exclamations
belnfl
heard
on
all
aides
aa
to
the
splendid
display
and
the
wonderful
coloring
of
the
iruiia,
especially
appm.
tne
ran
In
the
minds
of
the
director
In
hold
ing
the
fair
at
a
later
date
than
usual
was
that
a
week
or
two
at
this
time
of
year
would
make
a
great
difference
to
the
coloring
and
maturity
of
the
frulU
and
vegetables,
which
It
tuv
doubtedly
did.
It
proved
fatal,
ho'.
ever,
as
tar
as
flowers,
tender
fruit
i
and
vegetables
were
concerned
and
do
doubt
will
not
be
risked
again.
Drains,
vegetables
and
field
root
were
of
a
very
high
class
and
well
dis
played.
The
great
variety
of
things
at
tempted
and
brought
to
a
state
of
maturity
waa
well
demonstrated
lu
the
three
collections
on
exhibit:
WOMEN'S
WORK
The
home
cooking
table
was
as
us
ual
a
very
appetizing
and
temptlugl
looking
corner
of
the
building
and
thnj
quality
of
the
display
of
a
very
ntgnl
standard.
I
Hi
the
fancy
work
section
the
display,)
though
small,
was
of
a
very
high
order
j
and
the
Judge
commended
the
ladles
on
tha
superior
quality
of
every
piece
on
display.
Terrace
twas
shown
to
be
gradually
romlng
to
the
front
as
a
stock
raising
district,
the
number
of
exhibits
belnft
considerably
Increased
over,
former
year.
The
lack
of
a
Judge
for
this
section
was
a
great
hindrance
but
the
dim-
(continued
on
page
four1
TOM
MOOItE
Circulation
1635
and
Proves
Adaptability
of
Soil
mm&
ihmtttr
hgNUHr
fettNiiiiiMi
I
gH
rlgllH
Labor
leader
again
elected
President
of
the
Trades
and
Labor
Congress.
DECIDE
NOT
TO
JOIN
CANADIAN
LEGION
BUT
VICTORIA.
Sept.
23,
The
Array
an4,
Kavv
Veterans
at
Its
rnnferenre
hero-
Bale
549
Cincinnati
2-8,
Philadelphia
9-4.
St.
LouU
,
New
York
4.
American
League
Philadelphia
3-0,
Cleveland
1-0.
Others
postponed.
OLD
COUNTRY
FOOTBALL
CMiLlMI
LEA
(HE
llliislon
I.
Aston
Vina
3.
Bolton
4.
Birmingham
2,
Bury
2.
Burnley
1.
Derby
County
0.
Cardiff
0,
Manchester
United
2.
Leeds
4,
Arsenal
1.
Leicester
4.
Blackburn
0.
Liverpool
0,
Evertoa
1.
Newcastle
2,
Sheffield
United
0.
The
Wednesday
1,
Huddersfleld
1.
Tottenham
,
West
Brorawlch
0.
West
Ham
1.
Sunderland
2.
DhMon
II.
Barns'.
y
O.Notts
Forest
2.
CheUea
2,
Fulham
2.
Darlington
4,
Reading
2.
Hull
City
0.
Port
Vale
0.
Manchester
City
3,
Swansea
1.
Notts
County
3,
Clapton
1.
O'.dham
3,
Grimsby
1.
Portsmouth
5,
Blackpool
0.
Preston
North
End
3,
Bradford
City
2
South
Shields
1.
Southampton
2.
Wolverhampton
1,
Mlddlesboro
2.
l('OTTIll
LEACSIK
)lMon
I.
Clyde
1.
St.
Mima
2.
Cowdenbeath
1.
Motherwell
1.
Dundee
1.
Dunfermline
1.
Falkirk
5.
Dundee
United
3.
Hamilton
1.
St.
Johnstone
4.
Hibernian
3.
Celtic
2.
Kilmarnock
I.
Hearts
4.
Morton
3.
AlrdrieonUnr
1.
Queen'
Park
4,
Partlck
Thistles
3.
Rangers
3,
Aberdeen
2.
.
FIGHT
TOTAL
$1,9
mm
0
ltMPEY
KLCEIVEH
WiiMt.OIH)
FOR
Ills
MIAKE
AND
PROMOTERS
HALF
MILLION
I'lllLtHI
l.rillA.
sept.
53.
According
to
an
announcenient
tliN
atternmin
Hie
receipts
from
the
big
lsenie
-Tunney
fight
totalled
t.-
Mmi.imki
from
US.'mhi
people
who
paid
admission.
liempv)
was
uld
siirolnulely
H.ihmi.
Tunney
jmi,(MMi
and
the
promoters
hail
a
profit
of
about
halt
a
million
dollars.
'DEATH
OF
WILSON
RESULT
ACCIDENT
INIJl
IKY
WAS
HELD
YESTERDAY
AFTERNOON
BY
CORONER
NORMAN
A.
WATT
Following
an
Inquiry
Into
the
elf'
'.
cumstances
attending
the
death
of
the
late
William
St.
CJalr
Wilson.
Coroner
,
an
Inquest
would
not
be
necessary.
READY
TO
CO-OPERATE
iSPEEDER
COLLIDED
I
WITH
LOCOMOTIVE
yesterday
decided
not
to
Join
th
CORDOVA,
bept.
fa,-nue
reiurnin-r
Canadian
Legion
but
expressed
a
I
from
their
camp
Thursday
their
apeedtt
desire
to
co-opexate
with
the
Legion
'
cclllM
with
a
locomotlva
on
Copper
and
with
every
other
recognized
body
of
ex
service
men
In
all
activities
In
accordance
with
the
Ideals
of
the
Army
and
Navy
Veterans.
4
.1
I
111
Al
JIM
I
I
ll
l
Advertise'
la
The
Dully
New
River
on
uie
rionnwesiern
nauway
-
curve
one
hundred
nines
irom
nern.
Victor
Maulken
and
Mike
of
the
section
gang
-on
the
not
Injured,
Boston
Grill
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
with
uewly
laid
dancing
floor
for
bire,
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN,
The
latest
and
beet
for
the
least
Phone
47.
ACKENZIE
KING
S
PREMIER
OF
CANADA
KiHIlK
MEGHEN
W
HI
RESIGN
FROM
LtADtRSH
r
Or
tOMKVAllVt
rAKlI
acRenzie
king
Became
rrime
Minister
This
Morning
Place
of
Arthur
Meighen
Who
Resigned
I
.
I
1
KKIIIT
HOV
St.
Louis
Cardinals
Tucked
d
;
Away
Pennant
Result
of
the
B
g
League
Games
Yesterday
NEW
TORK.
September
25.
The
St.
Louis
Cardmata
tucked
away
trie
flrit
national
League
Pennant
1338
yeara
yesterday
when
they
defeated
New
Tork
after
Cincinnati
lost
the
first
game
of
a
double
header
to
Philadelphia.
Five
thcusand
fan
witnessed
the
Cardinal'
victory
over
the
OianU
and
tfcey
were
given
a
wozdartul
reception
during
the
game
and,
an
ovation
at
the
close.
The
game
was
a
nip
and
tuck
affair
and
was
featured
by
a
homer
by
South-worth.
,
.
...,,.'
In
the
American
League
Cleveland'
pennant
ncpes
flickered
when
the
team
lost
the
first
cf
the
double-header
to
Philadelphia
and
the
second
wan
caUed
at
the
end
of
the
second
Innings
owing
to
darkness.
.-
National
League
111
'
'
'
.
-,
Boston
-
Pittsburg
postponed.
TIMBER
MERGER
NEAR
SEATTLE
(iKOIP
REPRESENTS
OITPLT
or
THU
BILLION
FEET
ANNCALLV
SEATTLE.
Sept.
23.
Seattle
lumbermen
Interested
in
the
proposed
consolidation
of
70
Pacific
coast
timber
firms,
said
the
companies
represented
a
cut
of
two
billion
feet
of
timber
annually.
tie
majority
of
the
holding
being
concerned
In
Oray'
Harbor
and
.
Wlllap
i&rbor
districts
of
Washington
and,
on
the
Columbia
River.
C.
E.
'johnaoa
of
Portland.
Major
Everett
aiggs'!of
Ta
corns,
James
Tyson
of
San'.
Pran-
clfcco.
Charles
Keith
of-Kansas
City
and
3ay
Danaher
fcf
-Detron
.
ar
organizing
jie
merger.
CYCLONIC
WIND
STRUCK
ONTARIO
bCTROl.IA
CENTRE
OF
HlRRICANE
QutovlcUi
car
UTT
WAKE
OF
WRECKED
HOMES
PETROUA.
Ont..
Sept.
23A
cyclonic
wind
accompanied
by
torrential
rain
struck
thU
district
with
hurricane
vio
lence
yesterday
afternoon,
leaving
in
tta
wake
a
iwath
of
ruined
country.
Telegraph
and
telephone
wires
and
homes
were
wrecked,
and
oil
derrick
were
trppled
over.
The
wind
swept
from
the
west
and
the
electric
storm
that
same
with
It
amounted
to
a
tropical
deluge
The
effect
was
also
felt
In
other
districts.
TOM
MOORE
IS
AGAIN
LEADER
l.LECTKO
PRESIDENT
OF
TRADES
AND
LAKOR
I'OMIKESS
TESTER-DAY"
AT
MONTREAL
MONTREAL.
Sept.
25-Tom
Moor
waa
ence
more
unanimously
elected
president
of
the
Trades
and
Labor
Congress
at
Its
annual
convention
her
yesterday.
a
The
secretary-treasurer,
P.
M.
Draper,
was
also
re-elected.
EFFORT
DISARM
VY1LLBEMADE
IIEsoLl
TION
PASSED
HV'
LEAP
IE
OP
NATIONS
TO
CALL
GENEVA,
Sept.
23.
The
League
of
I
SKT..
a
1
a
...AklW
sn.nlrMAII.tst
h
1
Jtn
w4
Normsn
A.
Watt
announced
yesterday
afternoon
that
he
bad
found
the
a
resolution
to
convoke
a
general
dla-death
befor.
the
nest
armament
conference
was
due
to
an
accident
and
that
asaemoiy
meet
unless
cultles
Intervene.
material
dia
ANNUAL.
TAX
SALE
'
s
mm
were
killed.
The
other
two
members
T
iNiblic
Aiiftioti
ot
Uily
l.ols
will
lie
hold
in
I'.ity
Hall,
Thui-stlay,
Hepl,
!(U,
at
III
a.m.
List
of
lols
caii
v
hail
at
the
aoUeclbr'C
Of
fire.
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