Anvwhr
at
Anvtlmt.
l'uhlic
Aiirlimi
of
Cil.V
l.oU
will
liu
llt'ltl
in
'it"
Hall,
'rimixltiy,
Hi-pt.
at),
ul
Id
a.m.
.il
or
lots
can
ho
IiimI
ut
Ilu
Oollfclor'
3h
M
TAXI
and
Boston
Grill
Ambulance
Service
tiu
trail
sr
a
nuLni.
asra
smsTss.
and
Sth
8t
MATT
VIDECK,
Prop.
thousand
borne
were
wiped
out
i
h
mi
a
ui
k
rw
a,
air
i.ai
ltuv
aiauu
The
Government
la
fared
with
problem
cf
feeding
the
h?meles
.
i
w
,
iiiiiii
ii
pi.
....
i
v
wih
or
diowu
aaay
nov
one
neaping
naged.
Tbe
whole
contour
of
the
KOWN
FROM
FIRE
ENGINE
nmmiiii
cKiniiiMi
met
IVUK.MIAT
UNroiIVirn
Kant
21
Thrown
frojii
fire
engine
wnich
lie
waa
arivinn
It
akldded
on
the
wet
pavement.
Ill
VailCUUTCT
lir
UTnilWIKIIV,
intr
ih
fir
riiirra
car
wnirn
wat
inn
in,
wav
nui
id
Lilt
nmii
Bikiri
TEST
FROM
MIAMI,
FLORIDA
improving,
The
known
dead
nurti
400,
the
minting
ISO,
the
Injured
M.0O0
throughout
the
entire
hurri
lL
IV
lL
VJIV
I
kll
ill.
i.i
ll
l
l
till
l
ll
IN
MILL
AT
USK
Wore:
has
been
received
In
the
city
a
fire
at
the
mill
of
the
Canada
Miiipri
r
"rtfrt
rti
n
w
r
iinar.
nil
w
a
si
inrriT
itm
navwirn
Aim
.
ANNUAL
TAX
SALE
3
u'iawa,
uepietnoer
33,
smiling
with
political
activity
tbe
cpui
to-
inruu
ui
.iiunaira
mrenr.
Ubrrellam
U
on
top
again
and
Mr.
Meighen
Another
reason
for
Mr.
Melghen'a
slowness
In
getting
out
la
that
It
la
ed
there
are
three
or
four
acu
of
hla
ministry
during
the
campaign
which
!
'
and
therefore
did
tome
thlnga
that
will,
It
la
atated.
call
for
considerable
ex
;
plan
t
Ion.
(
UIIM;t
MVkl.MJ
'
There
are
many
golcga
and
coming
at
Laurirr
Houm.
tbe
Liberal
leader'
home,
I
tnd
lb
King
cabinet
1
stilt
largely
In
the
making.
Among
the
change
now
cred.bly
reported
are:
-
,.,
Cutonu
ahd
Carle-,W.
D.
Euler.
Trade
tnd
Commerce
Jame
Macolm.
Pot
Office
lion.
Lurlen
Cannon,
National
rft
nee-lion.
John
C.
tX'
tott
A
final
alate
I
not
expected
bofore
Thursday.
During
yesterday
afternoon
Mr.
King
In
conference
with
Hon.
Jame
Itobb,
Hon.
Ernest
Lapolnte,
and
lion.
Charlea
Dunning.
Last
night
Robert
Forke
arrived
from
Brandon,
presumably
for
the
purpose
of
llscusslng
matter
with
Mr.
King.
He
will.
It
la
rumored,
be
Invited
to
enter
ihe
new
cabinet
Minister
of
Agrlcul
ture
Th
representation
from
the
Mar
itime
I
likely
to
Include
Hon.
P.
J.
Venlot
from
New
Brunswick.
Col.
Ral
ston
of
Halliax
I
mentioned
at
a
poss-
dblllty
'
from
Nora
Scotia.
It
la
aug-;rstd
that
P.
L
list
field,
member
elect
for
Shelburue.
Tsrmouth,
may
go
to
'.!
Senate
and
that
Col.
Ralston
may
xintest
that
sett
a
a
member
of
the
new
cabinet.
Hon.
3.
E.
Sinclair
may
be
.he
choice
from
Prince
Edward
Island.
IIVU.
I'tlllNKT
Mt.KTINri
(By
Canadian
Press)
OTTAWA.
8ept
22.
Cabinet
making
continue
with
Mackenl
King
eeelng
former
minister
and
prospective
minister
and
at
th
same
time
members
of
the
retiring
government
are
engajed
In
preparing
for
their
departure
Thursday.
What
kill
probably
be
the
final
meeting
of
the
present
cabinet
la
being
held
today.
There
la
atlll
conjecture
In
regard
to
the
portfolio
of
public
work,
custom
national
defense,
post
office
and
Immigration.
Other
will
be
filled,
probably,
by
minister
of
the
last
King
government
with
the
exception
of
trade
and
commerce
and
for
tht
Jame
Malcolm
of
North
Bruce
teem
to
be
the
probable
choice.
W
D.
Euler
of
North
Waterloo
I
now
mentioned
In
connection
with
the
cui-torn
department
and
Robert
Forke.
who
ha
returned
west,
cirrle
with
him
an
Invitation,
It
I
believed,
to
enter
the
cabinet
a
mluitter
of
agriculture.
MEXICAN
SOLDIERS
KILLEDBY
INDIANS
NOOALES,
Sept.
22.
-
Bevonty-flv
soldier
and
28
Yaqul
Indian
were
killed
In
the
battle
In
Sonora
state,
according
to
a
desatch
from
Ouaymas.
Many
were
wounded
on
both
tides.
VANCOUVER
EXCHANGE:
Bid.
Asktxl.
BC.
Silver
1.81
1.85
Dunwell
1.35
1.45
Orsnby
31.00
33.00
Hazel
ton
.01
Howe
Sound
43.60
44.50
Independence
,,
..
.03
.084
Premier
3.18
3.22
Porter
Idaho
.,
...V
.08',
.07
Sliver
Cret
......
v
.
,
.U
Klclunond
10i
11
Wheat
...Vv
l.U
J
'
...
v
.
t
.u
v
..i
.
ivii
-
....
i
v.ii
in"
i
Mwiiuiii
uui
uiu
ubi
(cmiKii.
iae
luae
now
hdhim
i
i
-
it
air
uciinena
teuiiui
an
la
nni
unmi
until
iir
i.
...a.
i.
n
nir
nun
ui
uimx
ana
u
win
rrauue
iwo
or
inree
dtrs
t
rnr
thai
.
ii
tiii.n:-!
i)
is
FISH
PRICES
KEEPING
HIGH
AMI
IIICAV
IHHTk
Ml...
log.lMju
Lit".
AMI
CANADIAN"
tlwaj
I.Hi.
Pun
price
ere
keeping
up.
Todty
American
boat
marketed
1T0O0
pound
at
from
J
7
JO
tj
17.00
and
seconds
at
10
cent.
Canadian
sold
23.030
pound
at
from
16
to
18.50
and
nine
cent
for
second.
Sale
were:
AMERICAN'
Alaska.
21
W0.
to
Atltn
Fisheries.
Kodlak,
30.000,
to
Booth
rther1e.
Tahoma,
15.000.
to
Cold
8tora;e.
Utuya.
14.000,
to
Pacific
Fisheries.
Mrs,
10.000
to
Cold
Storage.
Ivanhoe,
18,000.
to
Cold
Storage.
CAN
llt
Cape
Spencer,
7.500,
to
Atlln
ruhrr-le.
Tramp.
TflOQ,
to
Royal
Pish
Co.
Bingo.
&J&00.
to
Cold
Btortje.
Point
May.
3.000.
to
Atlln
Ftsherle.
Joe
Baker.
3.000,
to
Royal
Fish
Co.
SNOW
COVERS
ALBERTA
NOW
I'AItT
OK
NAtK.iTCIII.WAN
ALMI
lltltlltlH
SNOW
I'AIXINO
lilt
Hi:
TOIIAV
CAMIAKY,
Sept.
22.
Albert
It
tlll
In
the
grip
f
early
winter.
The
ri
lute
Is
blankrlrd
.
with
Mian.
Commencing
sumUy
night
I
lie
fall
i
ont
liming
ami
all
liitr-lellng
iiiemtlnii
are
kliipped
iinlll
the
I
ml
la
n
suniiiier
return
and
the
siiun
dlapeari.
Central
Sakutrlieaii
reurtt
that
mow
It
falling
there
thl
nmriilng.
HURRICANE
STRUCK
iti:iiiiiiTt:.Nf:u
'
hlioice
leaving
CRAN8ROOK,
Sept.
22
fie-christened
"Cranbrookrr
with
a
bottle
of
champagne
on
the
main
street
of
the
city
where
he
broke
away
front
hi
o-nera.
the
aouthrrn
Interior
for
more
than
month,
the
former
owner
of
Charlie-Ed,
the
circus
elephant.
Ii
being
ablpped
to
San
rranclsco
to
reaunie
hit
old
life
Under
the
"big
top."
v
w
w
riuwiiKu
vKtww
imi
irv
inw
rwnx
ministers
in.
i
net
banked
-rv-rT-r-rT-rT-w-w-T--w-w-
HAMAS
FF.LT
.
neavny
on
Being
returned
to
power
GALE
EFFECTS
IKTIIOtStND
HOMES
IHTltOY-
ISV
ttlXI,
AS
OTHlIt
fHO-
"i'LIITY
AT
UKAND
Tl
Hli-
CITY
IN
PARAGUAY
.iirHrnailun
I'iirllj
Wlel
Out.
Kllllug
IMt
and
Injuring
ftH)
ENCARNACION,
Paraguay,
Sept.
22.
A
hurricane
ttruck
the
city
Monday,
.tiling
160
and
.Injuring
600.
Property
lamage
I
estimated
at
a
million
dot
tara.
The
lower
part
of
the
city
was
com
neteiy
wiped
out
and
a
number
of
xmta
on
the
Parana
River
capsized.
fn
the
most
seriously
affected
district
ill
the
buildings
were
destroyed
in.
iudlng
two
banks,
two
hotels
and
.he
customs
house.
The
streets
are
blocked
,
wjjth
"debris.
Archie
Beatty,
who
delivered
th
federal
election
ballot
boxes
to
Atltn
district,
returned
to
the
city
on
the
Princes
Louise,
yestcrdy
afternoon
from
the
north.
Jack
Laurenson,
who
took
the
boxes
Into
Telegraph
Creek,
ins
not
yet
returned.
C.
T.
Lavery,
who
Is
to
be
manager
of
the
local
branch
of
the
Union
Oil
Co.,
arrived
on
the
Prince
Qeorge
this
morning
from
Vancouver
accompanlel
by
J.
Fraaer,
district
maunger.
mix
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
-
"
,
'
,
I
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor
for
hire.
NCW
SODA
FOUNTAIN,
The
latest
and
bent
for
tbe
least.
Phone)
467.
"t
lt
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
WEDNE8DAT.
SEPTEMBER
22,
12.
Circulation
1568
Sale
431
IR
y
'
,,llr
J
-II.,
.
-
RTHOK
MEIGHEN
TO
RESIGN
TOMORRI
KUNb
UVLB
ON
JACK
DEMPSEY
N
THE
BIG
FIGHT
TOMORROW
EVEN
NG
ursday
Set
for
Resignation
of
Hon.
Arthur
Meighen
and
Taking
Over
of
Government
by
Liberals
Cabinet
is
being
made
up
by
Mackenzie"
King
and
much
speculation
as
to
who
are
to
have
portfolios
(8pecll
to
Dally
Newt)
-
-
a-
.
FA.MOl
S
HINDI;
TKMI'LE
nt
Pnlitana,
Imiia.
whefc
a
liea-
lax
has
been
placeil
on
jiilgrims
by
the
Mhharujuli,
fiitiiii:
(ll-feelinjr
among
Hie
Jam
roniinuiiiiy.
ST.
LOUIS
WILL
PROBABLY
WIN
ST
I
II.
11
S
TWO
(1
AMK
LEAD
OVtlt
CINITNNAII
ACTtK
LOSlNO
YES-
j
T
UK
II
AY
NEW
YORK,
Sept.
22--St.
Lcuia
lost
the
major
opportunity
to
clinch
tbe
prnnaut
yesterday
by
lotlng
to
Brooklyn
a
closely
contested
game
but
still
main-
i
tains
a
two
game
lead
over
Cincinnati
that
suffered
the
fifth
straight
defeat
at
tbe
hand
of
the
Boston
Braves.
With,
four
games
each,
to
play.
Clncln-
j
natl
-must
now
win
all
her
game
whllo
'
the
Cardinals
are
losing
three
to
gain
I
tbe
championship.
By
winning
one
more
game
while
tbe
Reds
are
losing
one
and
winning
three,
St.
Louis
can
insure
a
tie.
The
New
York
Yankees
retained
a
three-game
margin
over
Cleveland
by
(wamplng
Chicago
fourteen
to
nothing.
Ruth
knocked
out
his
44th
homer
and
Uzzert
collected
his
18th.
NATIONAL
LKAUl
E
Cincinnati
0,
Boeton
4.
Pittsburg
2.
Philadelphia
7.
Chicago
2,
New
York
5.
St.
Louis
3,
Brooklyn
4.
AMERICAN
I.EAUIU
Boatou
1,
Cleveland
8.
Philadelphia
3,
Detroit
3.
New
York
14,
Chicago
0V
Washington
11.
St
Louis
0.
DISTRICT
I
ORE
STRIKES
IN
ALASKA
ABANDONED
PROPERTY
REVIVED
...
AND
NEW
tTND
IN
TIEKEL
CORDOVA,
Sept.
23.
Rich
mineral
Is
reported
to
have
been
uncovered
by
Ralph
Merrill
near
Port
Wells
on
th
northwestern
shore
of
Prince
William
Sound
near
here.
The
property
waa
abandoned
In
1817
when
the
tunnels
and
shafts
were
flooded.
The
Hurdle
Creek
Mining
Co.
operat
ing
In
Tlekel
district
northeast
of
Val-
dea
Is
reported
to
have
struck
a
strong
vein
of
free
milling
ore
which
assays
at
845
,
a
ton
in
gold
and
'
good
value
In
sliver
and
lead.
Advertise
In
The
Dally
News
Two
to
One
Wagered
That
Jack
Dempsey
Will
Put
Tunney
Out
Withih
the'Firsl
Four
Rounds
PHILADELPHIA,
September
22.
With
Dempsey
and
Tunney
resting
up,
from
now
until
entering
the
ring,
tomorrow
night
at
5.30
Prince
Rupert
time
In-'
tcrest
In
the
chrjnplonstitp
bout
centred
today
in
the
arrangements
for
handling
the
vast
crowd.
Probably
132,000
fan
will
pay
to
tee
the
fight.
No
champion
since
the
day
of
Sullivan
ha
been
as
overwhelmingly
the
favorite
aa
Dempsey
is
today,
few
being
willing
to
concede
the
challenger
mora
than
an
outside
chance.
The
universal
conviction
among
newspaper
critics
la
that
Dempsey
will
win
by
a
knockout
Inside
of
four
rounds,
several
wagers
being
made
at
two
to
one
on
this
basis.
FOOT
OF
SNOW
ONPRAIRIES
H:K1D
THAT
OK
AUK
VALVES
MILL
BE
UIU
EKED
AND
PRICES
ARE
SflrTKNIMJ
WINNIPEG,
Sept.
22.
Wintry
weather
In
Alberta
and
Saskatchewan
continued
today
and
some
points
in
Alberta
reported
more
thsn
a
foot
of
tnow.
Fur
ther
complications
in
harvesting
It
is
feared
will
result
In
lowering
the
grade
values
aud
delaying
movement
of
the
grain
already
threshed.
These
factsrs
ara
already
reflected
In
a
steady
trend
to
ward
higher
prices.
GOLF
CHAMPIONSHIP
BROKE
NECK
IN
FALL
ON
STAIRS
WILLIAM
ST.
CLAIU
WILSON.
WELSHMAN,
LIES
AT
DEATH
S
DOOIt
IN
HOSPITAL
Unconscious
and
paralyzed,
William
St.
Clair
Wilson,
Welshman,
lies
at
death's
door
In
the
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital
following
a
fall
last
week
down
a
flight
of
stairs,
st
tbe
Orand
Terminal
Club
when
he
broke
his
neck
snd
fractured
his
spine.
Wuson
was
going
up
the
stairs
to
the
club
when
the
door
at
the
top.
which
opens
outwards,
was
swung
open
and
he
lost
his
balance
falling
to
the
landing
below.
tV11nn
rtkit
hn
?nri!mrf(t
hv
th
Pin.
FOR
JASPER
COURSE
tll4n
Cold
storase
for
abau
year
and
came
to
Prlnct
Rupert
from
here
he
betU
"
VANCOUVER.
Sept.
22-Thal
the
Can-'
"II
Lng,r
cnnfr
adlan
Amateur
Qotf
Championship
wUl(the
be
rjlived
In
Western
Panaris.
over
'
Jasper
Park
course
In
1928
Is
the
predlc-
,
tlon
of
D.
L.
Anderson,
secretary
of
the
:
Royal
Canadian
Oilf
Association,
who
j
was
present
during
the
recent
tourna-1
ment
held
at
Jasper
National
Park.
The
championship
event
will
undoubtedly
come
west
that
year,
states
Mr.
Anderson,
and
of
all
tbe
courses
which
I
have
inspected
on
my
trip
through
western'-
Canada,
Jasper
Park
is
In
the
best
condition
and
the
only
one
capable
of
extending
better
players
In
a
contest.
DIKKillll.E
LEAVE)
SEATTLE.
Sept.
52.
The
transpolor
Mitchell
Albert
arrived
from
Van-
dirigible
Norge
Una
been
loaded
on
the
couver
on
the
rrlnce
George
this
'Italian
steamer
Savola
for
transporta-
mornlng
aud
will
spend
a
few
days
In
tlon
to
Genoa,
Italy.
The
vessel
sailed
the
city
on
busluets.
I
today.
Peace
River
Coal
Deposits
Greatest
in
Canada
Declares
,
Head
of
Big
Eastern
Company
HALIFAX,
September
22.
There
are
millions
of
ton
of
bituminous
caal
of
a
very
high
grade
lit
the
Peace
River
district
of
Alberta
of
a
quality
superior
to
the
highest
grade
of
American
coal,
according
to
D.
H.
McDougall,
former
general
manager
,
of
the
Dominion
Iron
and
Steel
Co.
and
vice-president
of
the
British
Empire
8teel
Corporation
who
Is
here
after
a
vlsH
to
the
Alberta
coal
deposits.
He
described
the
deposit
as
being
the
"greatest
In
Canada"
available
OREGON
FIRE
BURNS
BOOKS
MILLION
HOLLAR
LOSS
WHEN
MON-ASTERY
tiOES
VP
IN
FLAMES
MOUNT
ANGELE,
Ore,
8ept.'
32.
Fire
early
yesterday
detroyed
the
buildings
of
the
Mount
Angele
College,
a
Benedictine
monastery,
estimated
to
be
valued
at
a
million
dollars,
of
'""
""""IB
"
l?'wr"
operaung
cows.
,
'.
AV
-,,J
.,,
v'
:
a
later
date.
,
a."'
a
;
J"
!!
m,-wis.r
.
which
8400.000
is
for
buildings
and
the
remainder
tor
equipment,
'articles
In
the
museum,
manuscript
and
book!
In
the
library
dating
back
to
the
fifteenth
century.
Two
hundred
students
escaped.
MINIMUM
WAGE
LUMBER
MILLS
VICTORIA,
Sept.
23Brltlsh
Columbia's
new
minimum
wage
law
will
be
formally
proclaimed
in
the
provincial
Oazette
to
be
put
into
effect
In
th
lumber
Industry
on
November
1
It
was
announced
today.
The
new
regulations
will
'be
applied
to
other
Industrie
at
4
'