5
TAXI
and
Aabalance
Service
Anvwhera
at
Anytime.
bland
Royal
Hotel,
3rd
Ava.
and
8th
St.
MATT
VI
DECK,
Prop.
BU
XVI.
No.
217,
INCINNATI
IS
STILL
IN
LEAD
TOHAV
II
UP
A
IIAMK
AHEAD
''
IT.
LOCI
IX
NATIONAL
I.l.lUtr.
IW
YORK,
Sept
18.
Cincinnati
l
a
clean
sweep
in
a
lire-game
with
Brooklyn
and
still
half
a
Philadelphia,
Uadelphla
lost
valuable
ground
.k.M
.
.
n
nmt
vnrv
wnui
.
.
.
........
a
w
aan
......
ss.
uits
I
v
atlltVfllltt
IN'
1
PITIItL
CONDITION
ftimu
from
Bhanchal
says
that
.
.
.
...
.M.n
rA
.1
.
t
v
rnlld
ths
protlnca
of
Hoan.
have
oen
vru
in
oiiuiii
"
-
their
ewtftea
in
iawrs
OTELS
TURN
GUESTS
AWAY
ANY
I'EOPI.C
IN
"
"h,
'"it
''II
Paid
.
admUslon
to
the
ExhlbU
tlon
totalled
1259.75
coverlnc
1.-039
persons
as
compared
with
1
luri
ii.
-
.
w
.inn
w
w.
.
v
uble
defeat
br
Boston
practically
second
day
last
year.
To
the
tnates
Chicago
from
the
race.
sports'
(round
112
people
paid
.
....
-
...!
.
n
A
In
lh
first
-
.
.
-
,
.
ThHf
six
tames
the
New
York
Yankees
4,
no
games
on
the
second
'Hi-
ACKENZIE
KING
I
CAIOAKY.
Sept.
18.
Hartellng
operations
are
held
up
practically
all
over
!
Ilie
protlnre
of
Alberta
by
rain
and
mow
which
ranted
Irum
tenantries
al
Hanff
'
In
half
an
Inth
at
Lethbrldze.
I
lu
the
Idsinnlen
dMrlrt
the
fall
measured
si
lmlir,
accompanied
by
eeu
decrees
of
frot
last
nlht.
It
l'
belleird
the
told
weather
will
tp
the
sprouting
nf
the
grain
In
""
look,
whlrb
In
onie
districts
was
beginning
to
iunif
serious
proportion,
j
;
le
lead
over
Bt.
louis
wno
won
4,
ADMISSIONS
TO
I'AIK
YESTERDAY
A
HI!
AGAIN
AHEAD
..
.
j.
mi
m.
n4
ISaff
t.
.
,
.DAAiinl
f
I
n
alt
mru
ru
w
i
m
o1
isav
yrav
vu
s.v
v.
AMwiir.vN
u:Aa
i:
New
York
8,
Cleveland
.
Boston
1
ChksfO
8.
pWlsdelphla-8t
Louis
postponed.
Washington
1-9,
Detroit
2.8.
W
natiovai.
u.Acar.
'LouU
0,
Philadelphia
2.
.1
m
IlMnllM
4
T
SH
TUGS
RESCUE
WOMEN
1194
80
and
MZ
people
on
ue
FAIR
PROGRAM
WAS
ENJOYED
ru:viK
(
Koiuiir
kti
nth
or
mill
I.P.A
KlTKlsKIl
Ai
niLNtT-
(
Li
t
I
K
IIANCI.M.
j
The
prvfrun
at
the
ralr
Building
lat
ri.Ki
iMiumi
be
the
clever.
If
iaomewhst
ludicrous.
anUas
of
WU1
Lea,
.the
Chatauqua
comedian.
Dresed
a
a
l
.
...
i
In.itnm.nt
nf
Clown,
uri
s"r
u
i
.
.
tcrobstlca
lemonstratlng
an
agility
sur
prUUig
for
a
msn
of
87
years,
lie
virtually
tied
himself
Into
knots
and
did
tn
ramsrksble
hlcn
kicking.
The
evening's
program
also
Included
dsnclng
by
Miss
Ellxabetn
MCLeoa
ana
Miss
Edn
Irelsnd.
Reeve
lom
neia
oi
Surrey
accompanying
on
the
pipes.
The
entertainment
was
preceded
with
.
K.ni
mnrert
bv
the
Klncollth
Sliver
Band.
under
the
capable
direction
m
and
James
Stewart.
The
evening
was
concluded
with
Jitney
dancing
to
the
strains
of
music
by
tht
Lnpcrlsl
Rainbow
Orchestra,
of
Calgsry.
AERIAL
PATROL
C01NG
AGAIN
AM,M,UTrKNOov"T,MS
Wector
or
iimieries
now
'
I
VICTIM!
VANCOI
VEK
SAYS
IT
v
r'-l-
.
n
trom.
VANCOUVER.
Sept.
18-Strong
pas-
vat
rsawwan
u
iiikiiw
irrvi'tv
-----
.
ss
there
slbllltr
exists
tnst
m
in"-"'
v.v.-
i.
ih.
dls-'ment
will
resume
tne
imii
iv.
v.
r
s
,
.".,rt.t.
m
!
fisheries
In
Northern
BrltUh
Columbia
...
.11
Kaa
sfs-ir4tni7
in
W.
A.
TTJUIIU.
U1ITVI
-
mh
irhl
111!
fVfnUll
til
ih.wv,...b
-
-
w
.
...nine
flsiVrltl
SVC
UlUWI.
UW
M
"
.
.
.MlAtiait
in
mlDTCUUU
I
lILf,
'
"v-
w
uts
St
aa-at
V
Afin
l-TaTiTTlal
wri;
81
It
J
.
r
-
.
a
m
iw
th
Found
will
urna
mwui-wwii-8
"
J'L
.,:
with
ruherlft
Commliilon
meeting
in
Beat
.
s.a
-sKihti
iioiMaiion
i
Ma....,
this
enarnnnn.
NrHDRAfiF.
SEES
METEOR
EXPLODE
lowed
by
Knar
ana
p.iari-
'
.Inn
ANCHORAOE,
ANrunRint
Alaska.
Alaska.
Sent.
P-
IB.
Th
NINE
NATIONS
ARE
ELECTED
TO
LEAGUE
POLtNII,
itr.l.OII'M,
ROI'MANI.
HOI
LNH.
CHILE.
COMIMHIA.
SAL-VAIIOK.
CHINA
and
C7.ECHO
(SLOVAKIA.
GENEVA,
Sept.
IBj
Nlnean-perman-
'"r"--
"LL.
,
,h.
Le,,ue
of
Nations
apparent
explosion
of
a
meieor
in
-
"".--
,.,
h
,J.
..mrJ,
...
WT
waa
Wltnewed
nere
ir.
nA
iW-lilumRbuma-
streak
of
flame
waa
seen
nnt
---
-,mK1.
R..Vartor.
td
by
a
trail
of
smoke.
Then
cam,
.
.
-t--
cmna
ana
'"
roar
and
a
shwp
concussloiv
Fair
Attractions
'
Program
for
Tomorrow'
tluurl
lloue
In
KxliiUitiou
1
nnnm
firnnil
Paruilf
from'
IlS
Ha.
KeicliiWaii.Diill
Teum
and
loOul
Moose
Lodge.
2.00p.m.liiball-Kirst
paine
or
douMc-lieader,
Ket-
clnkiui
vs.
ljriiice
Hiipcrl.
,
'
.
8.00
p.m.
llraud
Masquerade
Dance.
:
CANADA
MARKET
Cansds.
was
tbs
leadlns
market
In
first
six
months
of
1928
for
four
01
tne
Itenu.
mcludlnr
the
ma
lor
ones
in
point
of
export
valuation,
namely:
Engines
for
passenger
care,
parts
lor
aeaemD:y.
pans
for
replacement,
and
accessories.
The
f
lgiilres
show
this
country
In
the
;
first
sis
months
of
1928
exported
to
Ca-
1
nada
UM9
automobile
engines
for
pas-1
sexier
ue
valued
at
84.94S.148,
and
Prince
3
Nova
Settle
.New
Quebec
60
Ontario
...
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
BrltUh
Columbia
.
.
Yukon
.
..
BRADY
LEADS
lued
at
1178.810.
In
that
time,
parts
NINETEEN
for
assembly
exported
to
Canada
were
vsiiiMt
st
lS2H3
2f
and
Darta
for
re
placement
at
81
.575.792.
while
accessories
25
4
18
3
I'
0
TODAY
BY
244
YESTEKII
AY.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
P1UNCB
I.Ui'EIlT.
H.
C.t
Tlll'IlSDAY,
SKPTKMHKlt
10,
1020.
HAS
1
12'
53
.
0
0
1
12
1
TOTAL
118
91
iO
2
iT
2
0.
V
0
11
11
0
'0
0
0
0
2
o
o
0
0
ACCESSORIESOF
AUTOMOBILES;
What
!
i
'Ir
p00i
J
prepared
.A
UTIIi;it
rOl
NTKIKH
MAKINO
?IMILIU
mrOKTK
AI.I,
tlVCK
TIIE
WOlll.U.
WASHINOTOK.
Lxlit
Canada
U
the
leading
market
tcr
the
export
of
automobile
parte
irom
ir.e
uniiea
mairs.
m
0
0
f
ae
D.c.
memuers
vu
Standing
Pool
Terms
ThU
Is
shown
by
a
Department
of
Com-
'
i
iry
,
V
n
I
r
1
1
meres
rsnort
on
automotive
proaucv.
y.
axm(
jrc
WAflfl
HOVe
10
JlBn
fteUIUr
K,UIIUULI
which
has
Just
been
issued.
-
a
.:iZ
Forms
and
Lite
up
to
them
alter
joining
iwures'
the
fanners
method
of
msrketlna
their
eraln
to
I
the
best
advantage.
The
letter
of
R.
O,'.
!
Oennan,
secretary
of
the
pool
to
the,
Circulation
189).
!
LETTtK
IROM
POOL
EXPLUNINC!
VITI
ATION.
j
Salts
7M
MAKE
FARM
HOMES
ATTRACTIVE
TO
KEEP
BOYS
WORKNG
THERE
TORONTO,
Sept.
16.
-
OoreiTiments
OSTV'-Clreli
J
WWstikl
wa
s
.
1
I
We
are
In
rcelpt
of
a
communtca-
were
a
long
tune
recognizing
vur
A.
U
the
farmer's
wife
was
.the
most
accountant,
there.
...
that
vu
nr
in-n
tlon
won
Irom
irom
our
uur
rcvuuuuu
mtit.
bu.
-
j
,
j
.
.
.
i..ti,,,,i.n
r
farm
s,
l.l.
Bs
a
..-...
,
.
.
.
.
.
.
i
IKOM-t
ni:
KETl'KNH
IX
SINCE
,
Fsttcrssn,
aavistng
us
tnai
nt
uau
ui
unperwuk
uuuiuuuu
i
the
pleasure
of
a
visit
with
you
some
according
to
Hon.
Duncan
Marshall,
who
i
In
the
.
Alberta
section
of
the
Wo-
i
time
luue
ajo
yf
and
luu
that
ins.
you
jvu
were
...,--
Interests
spoke
svkv
ma
.mw
I
.
.
.
.
.
.,
.
v.
.
.
.......
n.-,..
u'Aman'i
Women's
Ru'lrilntr
Bu'ldlng.
..
...
.
m
in
develonmenu
In
connection
with
.
men's
Institute
Wins.
and
n
ice
appliances
were
"Jure
t
with
a
lew
smai.
P
,u
-
'
.
produced
Dy
t!-e
Canadian
NaUonal
Exhibition.
"By
the
11.418
044.
Thia
totals
in
round
num-'
since
yesterday,
the
majority
of
J.
C
i"
.
.
.
.
v
.
in
.
L"'
:;;w.
l.
V.
rt.
nv,T
Fred
larmers
in
your
provmcr
sajuw
w
couuiv.ua
-
rTT
bers
423OO0.0O0.
OTHER
mi'NTKIEK
Tr
in
Skeen.
rtdimr.
ing.
stanos
.Und.lthe
i
r.Uw.y
line.
W.
have
hl
..r.
com-,
try
-
you
-
.can
mewun
J,..
-the
.vs.
-h..t
.
.
.
.
TYiTnirfttinnm
irom
various
qibuii,-u.
ajuvu
imciuiuic,
usi8
tu
-
.-
.Hu
C't'MTOMKKS.
So
far
tne
total
vote
is.
rl.
;
v.nderhoof.
Quick
SUtlon
and
vou
wlU
nev'rr
make
agriculture
wbit
It
..
.
.
.
-
ajwo:
oiora,
o.i.
...
.
.
te
-,
...
have
tv,
for
-pacuer
8'.
and
there
appeara
to
should
be
tmUl
you
farm
bouse,
Considering
engines,
The
following
lneare
are
Mils
polla
retwrtlna
reporting
since
since
Deiunark.
Argentine.
Japan,
mute
conjldertbIe
totwwt
tne
gr0w.
here
boy,
snf
girl
will
be
glad
to
re-
cars.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
vesteroa
v
i
.
.
.
.
j
.
.
:
.
.
'm
lU
tfiiim
mm,
nit
in
oraer
u
v-s
n.
I
prt
tnere
to
ex.cci
some
uua
u.
b-
Luru.
.
.
o.
--
wsay
.
.
.ki.
.h
i..
...i.
naaa.
u.n.
ti.ii-
21
1
rsngrramv
"
--
Considering
part
f
cr
awembty
.the
T
.
'
'
"
'
a
25
Instance
we
have
assured
them
thtl
countries
rank
a
follows
after
Canada:
H
e
are
wllllnu
to
do
anything
we
pemntrk.
Argentine,
France.
Belgium,
"
3S
34
1
can
to
assist
them,
consistent
with
tr.o
Japan
and
Brarll.
Bav
8
11
i
regulations
ol
the
pool.
Canadian
exporte
of
automobile
part.
"
.
11
which
waa
counted!
The
writer
la
not
laminar
wun
the
first
six
months
of
1926
increased
.VC.
for
PrT"eupert
""'on.
In
those
districts
i
but
belle,.
more
than
32
Der
rtnt
over
tne
nr
.
six
.
.
.
j
,
tneir
metnoa
oi
marseunx
uuiu
month,
of
1925.
and
reached
a
value
of
r!'?.'
"
.the"
CASSIDY
WRIT
IS
REFUSED
83552.802.
;-
Enalneer
Mine
Evelyn.
Glen-
h,t
1
to
be
pooled,
ror
instance,
jinci;
jircnuis
THAT
OOVERN'MENT
The.denartment
reports
shows
Austra-
P'l"'
f"111'
f,
ts;-
we
handle
wheat
only
on
a
-per;
CAvvot
M:RVE
ON
PERSON
lla,
Argentine
ond
Brazil
are
large
mar-
'
'
.
N.M'Harbor.
Namu.
North
.b"l
n.
.n
J,.gI!i
KEStlllNO
OCT
OP
H.C.
ket.
for
automotive
product,
from
.
Porter
Undlng.
River.
Inlet.
.T,m
..
Ih
B(
!
VANCOUVER,
Sept
"ana.
.
ow.
rmuln.
Tatslrrau,
and
"
"V
"J
"
t
I
woodcock.
f
i
.
s
n
i
inn
s
stv
1
rLAu
Ur
HVLLiflHU
IKtLAriU
"
,
t
wheat
wheat
is
is
sold.
sold.
Thf
TV
growers
growers
In
in
any
any
16
The
service
.
n.t
n
I
ir
f'
Vr,mnrtr,n
ln
,onn.tion
with
the
given
district
would
.nave
to
ge
government
for
al-
,otne
""
W
l0nl
oranlzau
u
ln"i
u
Airs
nnitllTnV
TAATn
111
leged
Jellnquency
tn
personal
property
PIAimt
IT
mini
IM
(III)
I
III
NIKl
h
(Ml
IK
ALL
which
they
could
operate
in
makin,
income
taxes
and
Interest
total-
rLUYVN
Al
UUDLlll,
"
up
car
load
lots,
as
could
not
un-,---
w
Mt
MWe
,Q
the
8lJ.
ntlHt.lM
Srnt.
18
Tha
Roval
Dublin
i
Society's
1926
Horse
Show
broke
all
record,
of
attendance,
"even
that
marked
by
the
visit
of
King
Oeorge.
then
Duke
me
jam
santo
or
Kcwanugur.
l.NOLISH
LEAtllE
Dltlslun
I.
Bury
0,
Blackburn
2.
Leeds
U.
3.
Aston
Vllle
1.
Everton
Everton
0,
0,
West
West
Bromwlch
Bromwlch
0.
pi
tor,
in
ma
i.
ine
cnin
hukuuu
was
the
International
military
Jumping
Manchester
U.
2,
Arsenal
2.
On
the
grand
stand,
the
national
nags
'
rm
flown,
the
Union
Jack
settlnc
a
suow
un
uii)
rent,
mr
hi.vutwc
ui
vuv
SaorsUt
waa
for
the
first
time
officially
drnlaved
over
the
Governor
Qenersl's
box.
The
dlitlngulshcd
foreign
visitor.
a
Included
the
Maharajah
of
Alwar,
and
deruke
to
nanaie
tneir
D
"
fw,
totl.T
Mr.
Justice
Ms-
:ler
quantities,
inia
couia
ne
aoue
iu
-
for
d,d,ne
that
a
writ
two
They
could
agree
to
maxe
waya.
ta
.
MrTf1
on
a
QetendDt
load
of
bulk
wh"t
ana
up
a
car
rfdlng
ouUlae
the
proTinCe
establishes
weigh
each
shipper',
portion
"P.,
precent
Cf
importance
to
the
pro-y.
and
advise
our
office
of
the
num
trMiUrv
d;Mrtrn,nt.
ber
of
bushels
or
pounds
which
ean
.
continued
on
page
six)
Princess
May,
Formerly
Plying
io
'Prince
Rupert
Went
to
Rescue
VANCOUVER
EXCH
ANGlv
ma
5
Foundering
Steamer
but
Failed
'
'
'
'
Bid.
Bid.
Asked.
Wheat'
.'.
...
1.44H
B.C.
Silver
...
.
1.80
Consolidated
.
.
'
246.30
Dunwell
,
....
1.45
Gladstone
;
.33
Oranby
..
'29.50
Howe
Sound
...
..
,
.
4100
Independence
.
.
...
.06
L.
and
U
...
..1
...
.10
Premier
,M
...
2.30
Surf
Iniet.
.
.,
...
...
.03
Richmond"1
,f
.,
,12
1.92
1.49
.34
31.00
46.00
.08
2.31
.04
US
NEW
YORK,
Sept.
16.
H
Is
now
believed
that
35
members
of
the
crew
of
is.
nrituh
trsmn
ateamshln
Loval
Citizen
lost
their
lives
when
the
ship
foundered
late
Monday
200
miles
off
Bermuda
during
a
terrific
atorm.
The
vessel
wrelcssed
for
aid
Monday,
stating
that
the
decks
were
awash.
Tha
sLrsmer
Princess
Msv.
formerlv
the
Canadian
Pacific
vessel
plying
out
of
Vancouver
on
the
run
to
Prnce
Rupert
and
Alaska
but
uow
engaged
ln
the
fruit
trade,
answered
the
call
but
when
she
reached
the
spot
ahe
found
only
.the
upturned
lireooftts.
Other
ships
In
the
vicinity
searched
for
the
missing
steamer
without
succes.
Boston
Grill
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hal!,
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor
(or
hire.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN,
The
latent
and
beil
for
Hie
least.
Phone
457.
thick
ron
ncrrt.
Premier
Meighen
May
'
3
A
GOOD
MAJORITY
AIM
AND
SNOW
HOLD
UP
HARVESTING
OPERATIONS
OH
IDE
PRAIRIES
Jarvesting
Operations
are
Held
Up
in
Alberta
by
Rain
and
Snow:
Cold
Weather
Checks
Sprouting
4..t
.a,.f.
4
4-
.
a.
CANADIAN
PRESS
ANNOUNCES
STANDING
OF
PARTIES
TODAY
'
T
,,
,
,
TORONTO,
Sept.
16.--The
Canadian
Press
report
party
standing!
-
i
by
provinces
as
follows:
Edward
iwara
Inland
uisso
.
.
.
.
a
.'tyk
Brunswick
iswlck
.i'.
Lib.
Con.
Prog.
L.-P.
UFA.
Lab.
I.ld.D
t
I.
Resign
Leadership
of
the
Conservative
Party
Is
Offered
Several
Seats
but
has
Not
Decided
What
to
doLiberals
Now
Have
119
and
with
L
beral-Frogiessives
130
OTTAWA,
."ept.
1S
Public
pronouncement
hae
not
jet
been'
made.
by
either
Premier
Melihen
or
the
Liberal
leader,
W.
U
.Makenle
King.
It
i
understood
(
that
Mr.
lelthen
ninmoned
the
member
of
the
cabinet
to
the
capital,
pre
.......hit
i..r
Hi,
nurture
of
oreuarlnt
fr
the
internment's
resignation.
In
I
the
lutantlme.
untonllrreed
and
nnoOlrUI
rumors
satset
ftwilble
resignation
i
from
the
leadership
of
the
ronM-rvatUe
party,
but
on
tbU
point
It
ki
estimated
(the
Premier
will
have
the
oll.r
of
several
ridings
In
which
he'
may
run.
but
he
i
hat
nwt
a
jet
made
dp
hi
mind
as
to
tbe
course
he
may
puMue.
The
lm,rei.iin
Is
that
the
tlovernment
will
soon
relgn
and
the
Liberals
will
be
able
to
take
over
the
rrlns
of
'ofTWe.
lonner
Premier
King
will
thenj
fnrni
a
rablntt.
defending
on
suuiiort
,
mainly
from
eleven
Liberal-Progrelvrs
j
elected.
The
standing
of
the
parties,
all
of
wrmni
have
reported.
Hi
Liberal
I'ouM-rvatlies
1
Liberal
Progresses
...
II
I'nlted
larmtrs
of
Alberta.
.
II
Progresshes
'
8
Labor
".
v
5
:
-
lnHiiiiflents.
..s
.2
'
'f;
TOROKTO.
Sept.
18
TJba
Mall
,
and
gines
and
Urts.
exported
from
the
Cn-.tedt
.
.
.
.i
.w'uVa
th!'
nnU62t
"B
Ighf
Hon
.
;
Art
hur
1
StaWinHjr-y
IN
Vt
SoLVST
tt
thiT
The
AlbcrU-Co-Ocratlve
Wheat
Piodueers.
Limited.
usuaUy
known
i
th
hu
year
ws
JOJO0i3.
or
278
per
cent,
wheat
Ptc''
no
pr'Fared
to
handle
gram
lor
xarmers
in
iat
together
and
send
hU
resignation
to
of
the
total
automotive
experts
for
the
Cclumbla,
provided
tbe
shipper
first
Join
the
pocl
end
la
prepared
to
Lord
Byng.
He
also
will
notify
Mr.
period
amounting
to
8182.008.573.
ThU
cbligatlous
entaUtd
by
becoming
a
member.
The
local
Board
King
that
he
ha
don
this."
1.
.marked
Increase
over
the
first
hlf
from
JJ
CANAOV
.tw
IN
c,nte
Cl!rT
,ettr
"Puln,n
th
""new"1"
ib"
ml8ht
on
A
vUtd
premier
Me'hen
cfferlng
ta
rcsl?n
nu
r
orr
or
?ix.
1
nr
sis
ltrms
considered
tn
e
statistical
the
terme
on
which
memoere
may
oe
aaramru,
,
nU
M4t
In
order
tnat
me
laner
may
A.
L
Patterson,
office
manager
nere4
also
explains
mai
cue
pooi
is
picjicn
contest
tne
naing.
.
I
.
H.
.
the
K.
t-rm
terms
llrl
laid
Hnvn
down.
"in!t
This
1
.
study
by
tht
Department
of
Commerce,
membrs
at
any
time,
commencing
now.
oh
inff
'
ii
a
s
r
V.
rxt
of
rKak
the
Inferlnf
Interior
e
es.
KETCHIKAN
IS
VISITING
CITY
LIVE
CKOWII
AKKIVEII
OX
PKIN't'E
CIIAKI.ES
THIS
AITERNOOX
AX1
KILL
PIT
EXTRA
VIM
IX
TAlIt
PROCEEDINOS.
TtVs
Va
rfltra1
thlel
el
ftrYlTTin
nf
til
mtl
X4-4V3
a
V
SM
wvH-v
"
.
.
bTgicursioirpartj-'
frim"
Ketchikan
Ini'
eluding
the
baseball
team
-ana
.concert
trntirw.
rtn
the
steamer
Prince
Charles'.
Fair
activities
will
fcer
even
more
ener
getically
pursued,
Irom
now
untu
tne
ena
.
v.
n.uj.
.
mvrf
frnm
the
Alas-
kaa
metropolis
aif
enthusiastic,,
one
land
they
promise
'to
put
even
more
p?p
lnta
the.
proceedings.
Tnere
wui
do
hsshail
ffsmes
this
afternoon
and
to
morrow
and
the
midnight
frolic
Is
billed
for
tonight
In
the
westaoirae
Tneatre.
INDIAN
CHILD
WAS
DROWNED
IELL
INTO
SHANNON
lVV
AMI
WAS
NOT
rol'NU
UNTIL
NEXT
PAY.
MASSETT.
Sept.
18.
Ethel
Bell,
a
six
i,
rM
Tnriian
rirl.
was
aecldently
drown!d
at
Sfiannon
Bay
on
Tuesday
night.
ThekeWldaiis
sent
by
its
motner.
who
waa
picking
oeiries,
w
wu
"
the
baby
who
was
In
the
cabin
occupied
by
the
family
m
some
way
tne
cnuu
fell
Into
the
Inlet
and
was
drowned.
It
was
at.
first
supposed
that
the
little
girl
was
lost
In
the
bush
and.
search
parties
spent
all
of
Tuesday
mgnt
m
tne.ousn.
It
was
not
until
.Wednesday
that
the
body
was
found.
CLOSE
BASEBALL
WAS
PLAYED
YESTERDAY
ritlM'E
RI
PERT
HEATS
(1REENYILLE
lb
TO
IS
IN
EXTRA
1NNINU
AIIAIR-
Thrra
waa
a
close
same
of
baseball
at
the
Acropollc
Hill
grounds
yesterday
afternoon
between
teams
representing
Greenville-and
Prince
Rupert,
.the
local.
winning
16
to
IS
alter
an
extra
inning
had
been
nlayed.
the
score
at
the
end
cf
the
ninth
having
been
15-aU,
"Brick'
Skinner
waa
pitcher
for
Prince
Rupert
and
Bob
Frlazell,
catcher.
Harry
A-tri
was
'umpire,
Midnight
Frolic
and
Grand
Vaudeville
Entertainment
AT
11
P.M.
TONIGHTJN
WESfflOLME
JHEATRE
'
ADMISSION:
$1.00;
HO
SKATS,
8t.SU
PKOOHAMS
1.
RAINBOW
ORCHESTRA.
2.
-WOHNS,
of
Ketchikan,
and
hi.
sidekick
-CHASINO
THE
BLUE8."
3-WILL
LEA.
of
Philadelphia.
In
new
humorous
entertainment
ln
which
he
will
tell
ypu
how
to
live
to
be
100.
4.
JACK
HENDRICKS
"(Crazy
Feet"),
the
smartest
song
and
dance
act
I
in
Alaska.
.j
j
,
"'
5.
MOOSE
ORCHESTRA.
:.
'
-v!
:
6.
CY
OREENWILL
and
JACK
HENDRICKS.
In
"Non-Sensible
Nomeuse."
V