U
:.tri:..-
S
(
i
ft:
h
01.
!
Sjlv
lit.
.
lilt"
men
'
.
the
hull
of
the
Prtncean,
;!!
ratood
to
be
eatenalve
,
M-n
to
damaged
frosn
bow
but
the
Inner
aitst!
la
be-m.id
Only
a
lltUe
water
mr
hold.
Alice
I.
due
In
Wran-iiid
will
take
the
puinsn-v.mcouver.
:
Kiiik
will
tow
the
Char-
n.i
where
she
will
be
re-
ALICE
ARM
ORE
subject
of
Conversation
in
North
is
the
New
Vanguard
Strike
s
'!
I
s.tV
ilk;
"ii
iii'li
V
11.
Harris,
the
mining
man
who
ii
the
city
from
Anjrox
yeater-thi
people
of
that
district
of
nothing
but
the
mg
ore
thr
Vanguard.
He
claims
that
n
r.t
this
ore
at
depth
Insures
!opini:
of
a
big
mtuc.
P.
D.
.
ik
interested
In
Altse
Arm.
de-
i
tli.H
mine
means
much
more
Arm
than
the
Premier
does
to
I
because
the
development
of
a
;:nidc
ore
body
la
always
more
"
a
plazc
tban
a
high
grade
mi.
RINCE
OF
WALES
JOINS
WHEAT
POOL
CALGARY.
8ept.
1.
Professor
W.
L.
dfivic.
matiairer
of
the
E.P.
Ranch.
mica
on
behalf
of
the
Prince
of
PUIC
a
uool
rontrurt
OT,vrfn
one
la:.
d
UrTM
UfltK
Ik.
AlVa
WhilRt
fTIIE
MOORING
MAST
m
DIRIGIBLES
OTTAWA.
Sept.
L
A
site
near
'-'I
ha.',
been
chosen
for
the
Canadian
-in
jiirt-
monrlnu
mut
Thio
mt
u
for
USP
nl
HI.,.
11.1.
...
...
airanips
wtcn
it
Pf'Poscri
to
operate
to
different
.parts
untish
Empire.
Halt
AltltlYALH.
Only
one
halibut
boat
offered
Its
:"u'h
at
ti
uh
tt-i
I
"'
TlUfl
was
the
Canadian
Vessel
Capt
Dolf
Prince,
whtelv
"
,
"-u
w.ic
and
6c
from
the
Canadian
1
!i
Storage
Co.
tor
0000
lbs
Young
m
taken
from
the
water
un
conscious
shortly
after
the
German
I
pnnaj
him.
franded
Passengers
From
Prin-I
vierkoetter
kapt
up
tadr
atrokaa.
IrfSH
Charlotte
Entertained
nt
tM
to
minute,
from
aurt
to
in-
it
,
V
ninirell
i
flnlah.
He
waa
given
a
tremendous
I
ovation
from
more
than
200,000
per-
1EU.
Alaska.
Sent.
1.
Two
"one.
tend
seventy
tourists
stssssrtcd
i
"leh""
ftoisn
waa
a
loot
grind
i
the
steamer
mwiai
Otter-
'
had
hours
after
Vterkeetter
,jfd
todav
Into
a
nuu
oi
t
i
midnight
aaproached.
Boon
after
mid-
maki
VT.
.t
r
.
(.,
nt
T-rtlnH
On.
be
taken
aboard
the
.
.....
,h.H
it
u-.gon.
the
last
woman
entrant,
wm
re
.morrow.
IIAMAlii:
KXTKNNIVK
taken
from
the
water.
More
than
180
iperaona
m
all
started
the
swim
i
A
press
report
received
here
last
evening
placed
Arthur
Oompton
ot
Long
Beach.
California,
third
winner)
FOUR
LOCAL
GIRLS"
COMMENCE
TRAINING
FOR
NURSES
TODAY
A
new
class
of
atudent
nuraea
wa
received
In
the
Prince
Rupert
Oeneral
Hospital
training
school
for
nurse
this
morning
for
s
three-year
course
of
training.
They
sre
all
local
girls,
as
follows:
Mlaa
Mary
McRae.
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mra.
D-
C.
McRae:
Miss
'Olive
Oordon.
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
R.
Gordon:
Miss
Muriel
Lindsay,
daughter
of
Mr
and
Mrs.
J.
A.
Lindsay;
and
Mtas
Eileen
Osborne,
daughter
of
Mr.
end
Mrs.
E.
a.
Oaborne.
CUSTOMS
AND
EXCISE
COLLECTIONS
AUGUST
TOTALLED
$33,538.63
Custom
ad
exe
cdlecttoivs
for
the
month
of
August
totalled
S13.538.63
according
to
announcement
made
by
Jarvu
II
McLeod.
collectar
Of
customs
foi-
tills
port
which
Includes
such
oilt-moru
as
Ocean
Pall.
Prince
Ocorge.
Anyox.
Stlklne.
etc.
Prince
itupert
contributed
almost
half
the
total.
The
total
for
August
latt
year
was
138.606.74.
BRITISH
WOMEN
SWIMMING
CHANNEL
OAPE
QRIZ
NEZ.
Sept.
1.
Two
Bri
tish
women
Mrs.
Jack
Weldman
and
"Jane
Darwin"
(Miss
Lorna
Marriot)
began
attempts
to
swhn
the
English
Channel
today.
VANCOUVEK
EXCHANGE
Coast
Copper
Dunwell
Gladstone
...
Independence
Indian
Leadsman
Lucky
Jim
.
Marmot
Premier
Richmond
.
j
Porter
Idaho
I
Bllvercrest
Surf
Inlet
.
.
'simloch
sran-
sta.T
tor
wr
wmd
treat
Walton.
took
place
last
night
and
beina
ahown
nointa
of
Erlokaon
kept
at
It
and
was
last
to
bcins
entertained
at
Oompetttors
retired
rapidly
a
Bid.
Aked
14.00
14.75
i'l.ng
.70
'
U4
07
jn
.08
J.04
.05
V,
AO
.13
"i336
2.37
;:unvi
-20
0V4
22
.05
.00
.02
.60
70
COUPLE
WED
t
ma
t
.
a
-
a
m
.viisk
nne
uecamc
liride
ol
off
in
toe
fred
nubena
White,
elder
daughter
of
Mra.
David
Meaulknish
aio
Ravamth
of-
't
nBsSSl
tSllllUllMS
the
P
cupe
of
years.
Mr
Ciirrle
is
engaged
with
his
father
in!
the
contracting
business.
The
bride
has
been
the
guest
of
honor
st
several
social
events
recently.
soclates
In
the
telephone
exchange
pre
sented
her
with
a
beautiful
reading
lamp.
NO
WORD
OF
St.
Itaphacl
Last
Henrd
From
Last
Night
When
She
Was
Going
Strong
OTTAWA,
Sept.
1.
No
word
had
been
received
of
the
plane
halnt
llapharl'iip
to
eurl
this
afternoon
Iimt
a
statrnirnt
lsutni
Ii)
I
lie
Im-IM-rlal
Airways
Co.
Iat
nlsht
that
llir
iiiarlilue
wa
Mill
jolng
Mrons
a
limit
inldnlglit
when
It
a
estl-malril
It
would
he
half
way
acroM
the
Atlantic
Orrau(
The
plane
shotihl
have
pawnl
Ilrlle
Isle
at
il.iwn
IimI.i)
hut
It
wm
iKilnlril
out
that
It
inay
have
ilrvlatrd
lt
ntiirse
and
flown
ovrr
l-nialfd
Norllirru
IJuehec.
St.
John's,
Newfoundland,
report-nl
a
druse
fog
this
inornlng
after
a
clear
night.
The
Kalnt
Raphael
liopiml
off
friim
llrlslnl
at
Ui
WrilneMlay
inornliiR
for
Ottawa.
Alxmrd
the
xhlp
are
(Uipt.
I,elle
Hamilton,
Col.
E.
P.
Mliichln,
and
prlnress
Uiwen-hlrlti.
the
la.t-iiiriit;iiird
being
ionnir
of
the
flight.
FIVE
HUNDRED
CARS
TWELYE
MILES
ROAD
POWELL
RIVER.
Sept.
1
A
tern
porary
local
executive
of
the
Auto
mobile
Club
of
British
Columbia
was
appointed
hero
recently.
Fred
J.
El-kins,
manager
of
the
club,
addressed
a
well
attended
meeting
at
the
paper
town's
drill
hall,
when
the
motoring
problems
of
the
district
were
discussed.
utver
ana-omyvi'mifes
otTtma.
Thlift5Mm.fJ,6nthe
"local11
Gordon,
vice-president.
Myron
McLeod.
secretary-treasurer,
and
a
board
of
directors
of
eight
Including
Dr.
Andrew
Henderson,
Dr.
C.
C.
Marlatt.
Al
Hatch.
Hugh
Young,
J.
Walker,
W.
B.
Zum-
walt,
W.
E.
Wllshlre
and
John
Mcln
tyre.
VASCOCVHR
WHKAT
.MAItKDT
VANCOUVER,.iJSept.
1.
The
Vancou
ver
cash
wheat
market
has
opened
here
once
more
and
the
quotation
yesterday
August
26
Charles
Joseiih
Currie
This
,
Windsor
at
lJ
Morning
h.kjiit
in
,I'Uim:
is
IN
I'KOOKti.HS
TllllAV
WINDSOR.
Oik..
Sept
1
-
c.
Avenue,
West,
waa
united
in
marriage
bjr
Rev.
Prof.
W.
P.
Barfoot
to
Charles
,,,.'
Joseph
Currte.
aeoond
aon
of
Mr.
and
Mill
M
MJNMI
Nh
Kith
Mean
temperature.
jj58.
Mrs.
John
Currle.
810
Third
Avenue,
;
DURING
........
PiSr
.
MONTH
in
oriae.
wno
waa
preuuy
gownra,
aa
given
away
by
her
stepfather.
lw.
u,
...
.
,
David
MeCullosh.
and
waa
attended
1
...
.
.
"
by
her
atoter,
Mlaa
tvelyn
White.
Ozj
relatlvee
and
a
few
Intimate
friends
o.,.
,
,
were
in
attendance
at
the
ceremony.
hpyht
min.hln.
thr
,h
,
Flower,
for
the
ooeaalon
were
preaanttd
Augu,t
nd
had
o(
4x
rnche.
by
Mr
and
Mra.
W
H.
Sherman.
.
,
,
....
,
,
lt
Following
the
ceremony
the
happy
n
TM
n,,-
JLL.t
niv
uple
left
aboard
the
groom',
power-
IsUnd.
thta
turning
hnAt
ltiihv
Kfa
nn
b
pnilu,
ti
Van
T
,
----
.
!
poiiowtnt
are
teuil
of
the
re-
oouver
and
other
aouthern
point.
On
.....
their
return
to
the
city
in
about
three,
.M
ln...
week."
tlm
they
will
take
up
rert-
arvtlemt
nlnUn
one
daT.
lM
deaee
in
their
new
home
on
Oraham
.,..
m
I
taM,siva
uii
nunvnt
t
.
....
.
..,
'
DriRht
unhlrc.
m.7
hour.
Oongr.tul.Uona
and
beet
wlahe.
will
;
.
,
barom4ter
re,dmg.
mx)
on
be
extended
to
the
ample
by
a
host
of
:
Au(!U4t
le
i
tnend
in
the
city.
Both
bride
and;
h,.mm.,
MJrr
rm
mvtm
hMM
-
.
hmr.
riMM
Mrlv
1
OhiWhood
and
are
equally
popular
and
well
kniwn.
Mta.
Ourrle
ha
been
a
ilane
Hcyal
this
morning
1
1
for
Windeor.
Btjtland
SehHIcr
,
Highest
temfteratur.
79
on
Augustus
Ulght
velocity.
40
miles
from
SX
jon
August
25.
Including
showers
by
Mrs
George
Leekr
iipiiri'r
I
IPIIT
lUinklTIf
and
Mr.
D.
McLeod
Her
former
sAUllUol
LlUlll
lYlsJil
1
H
IN
BUILDING
PERMITS
Willi
Sevrral
lirge
I'nijeels
In
Contemplation,
Improvement
May
Come
hoon
August
was
a
light
month
In
city
building,
permits
representing
..only
8,-585
having
been
taken
out
"during
that
period.
With
some
rather
large
projects
sbout
to
mature.
It
Is
expected
there
may
be
an
Improvement
during
September.
,
Details
of
the
August
permits
are
as
follows:
Longshoremen's
Union,
rc-rooflng
hall
on
Pirat
Avenue.
$100.
T.
Beattle,
rcshtngllng
roof
of
house.
Tenth
Avenue
East.
$100.
8.
D.
Johns
tone
Co.
Ltd.,
new
store
front.
Second
Avenue,
$250.
Gecrge
Thaln.
alterations
to
.residence.
Ninth
Avenue
West,
$75.
C.
J.
Oraham,
reshingltng
roof
of
residence.
Fifth
Avenue
.West,
$00.
Joseph
Greer,
residence.
Fourth
Av
enue
Bast,
$5,000.
Alex
Yule,
store.
Third
Avenue
and
McBride
Street.
$650.
C.
a.
R.
Anderson,
dormer
window
for
residence,
Eighth
Avenue
East,
$150.
C.
I.
Tsylor.
repairs
to
residence.
Fourth
Avenue
East,
$4L
J.
V.
McKlnley,
repairs
to
residence,
Fifth
Avenue
and
Green
Street,
$250.
S.
M.
Johnson,
addition
to
residence.
Hays
Cove
Avenue,
$1,500.
SENTENCE
RESERVED
ACHIBALD
LANG
CASE
AT
VICTORI
A
VICTORIA,
Sept
I
.
Following
police
court
proceedings
yesterday
in
the
case
of
Archibald
Lang,
charged
with
supplying
liquor
to
minors,
Magistrate
Jay
will
give
his
decision
on
Tuesday.
The
eaM!
arose
from
Investigations
following
the
death
of
Miss
Coddlngton
In
which
Fraser
Tolmle
Is
charged
with
being
Implicated.
Harlan
Smith,
Dominion
Archeo!sjtst,
announced
today
that
the
totem
work
along
the
line
of
the
.Canadian
National,
Is
about
concluded
jfor
the
sea-ton
but
It
Is
hoped
to
scarry
on
again
next
year.
The
work
this
year
has
been
done
at
Kltselas
on
the
railroad
side
of
the
river
but
there
are
a
few
poles
on
the
other
side
fhat
need
renewing.
(Mr.
Smith
Is
leaving
for
the
scene
of
the
work
tomorrow
and
will
return
here
after
closing
up.
These
poles
are
mostly
In
view
of
the
train
was
for
Number
1
Northern
Sl.42'4.
and
are
also
close
to
the
highway
25
TAXI
Ambulance
and
Boston
Grill
Ijtryt
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
Service
with
newly
laid
dancing
Anywhere
at
Anytime
floor,
for
hire.
Stand:
Exchange
llulldlnr
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN.
MATT
VIDrXK.
I'rop.
PRINCE
RUPERT
The
latest
and
beat
for
the
least
Phone
457.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
ritlNfK
KITEItT.
B.C.,
THt'IMUY.
SEPTEMUER
1.
1927
Ii
ii-e
Five
Cenli
1NG
PRIZE
WENT
TO
GERMANY
WO
MORE
AIRFLIGHTS
STARTED
TOD
A
Y
FROM
CANADA
Tierkotter
of
Germanv
i
WELL
KNOWN
rri:
"CUT"":
NATIONAL
RACE
i
"
:
ALICE
NOW
ON
Wins
Big
Marathon
at
Toronto;
Michel
Second
ill!l
PLATE
TAKEN
hy
W.
M.
EKK'KSUN
OF
NEW
YORK
WHO
FINISHED
AT
3.31
THIS
MORNING
WINNER
FOUR
MILES
AHEAD
OF
FRENCHMAN
TORONTO,
September
1.
Erneat
Vierkoetter
triumphed
over
mile
oi
icy
cold
lake
Ontario
waters
last
night
to
win
$30,000
i
i,.
Canadian
nutional
swimming
marathon.
He
did
it
in
fine
0nli:
iin
four
mi
lew
ahead
of
Georife
Michael
of
France,
the
Enirlish
Ijuuiin'l
.-ecord
holder.
W.
I.
Erickson
of
New
York
came
third.
A
start
was
made
at
8.30
a.m.
and
the
winner
finished
at
8.14
i
Sin
liel
finished
at
12.15
this
morning
and
Erickson
at
3.31
'
M'V
were
the
only
three
to
finish.
Vlsrkoeter
ploughed
hU
way
around
IOURISTSARE
ENJOYING
LIFE
tlvr
oourw
and
took
the
lead
from
George
Young,
the
youthful
Toronto-man
who
we
favored
to
win
at
the
fire
mile
mark
and
from
then
on
wu
IS
CLOSE
NOW
hy
Pittsburg
Pirates,
Only-
One
dame
Down
an
unconscious
condition.
Babe
rtuth
got
his
forty-third
homer
In
ton
Eenstors
beat
Philadelphia
Ath
letlcs.
XATIOYU.
LK.U1I
i:
Pittsburg
3-7.
Philadelphia
2-2.
Cincinnati
1.
oBstpn
0.
Bt.
Louis
2.
Brooklyn
1.
AMKItRAN
LrilGlC
Bosten
3.
New
York
10.
rbruHCIpbta
3.
Washington
3.
Detroit
14,
Bt.
Louis
3-4.
l.laillK
MTAMIINOH.
'National
Mew
Tfork
70
Boston
PhlhuMphla
W.
Chicago
73
Pittsburg
71
Bt.
Louis
60
yn
.
.
51
.
.
43
American
U
50
50
50
S3
82
Pet.
94
.587
MO
.423
J44
Jfew
York
89
37
.707
Philadelphia
71
54
88
Detroit
68
55
JS53
Washington
67
57
.340
Chicago
59
64
.479
Cleveland
55
70
.440
St.
Louis
49
75
..395
Boston
33
85
14
INDIA
RIOTS
WERE
FATAL
Thirteen
Killed
and
96
Injured
Result
of
Religious
Fracas
mmilM.Y.
British
India,
Sept.
1.
Thirteen
people
were
killed
and
injured
In
a
communal
riot
wheii
a
Hindoo
proreiuilon
pacd
a
Mohammedan
moMjue.
The
police
fired
hi
x
teen
rounds
Into
the
rioters.
PORTRAIT
OF
LATE
PREMIER
OLIVER
IS
DELIVERED
VICTORIA
VICTORIA,
Sept
1
There
has
arrived
at
the
Parliament
Buildings
an
excellent
oil
painting
of
the
late
Hon.
John
Oliver.
This
picture
will
be
hung
In
the
buildings
as
soon
as
the
exact
loca
tion
(or
the
picture
can
be
decided
upon.
The
painting
Is
the
work
of
the
well-known
artist,
A.
V.
Long,
of
Vancouver.
The
order
for
this
work
was
placed
some
little
time
ago,
but
the
fact
that
the
late
Premier
was
111
prevented
Mr.
Long
from
obtaining
the
sittings
which
he
had
expected.
In
spite
of
thM
handicap
the
picture
is
an
excellent
likeness
of
Mr.
Ollved.
The
late
Premier
Is
shown
sitting
at
his
desk
in
a
very
natural
pose.
It
Is
a
three-quarter
length
portrait,
snd
those
who
have
seen
It
remark
upon
the
excellence
of
the
work,
and
the
trueness
to
life.
a,
tot
tfe
hiiae
weleht
nf
thm
a.
mmm
vt.
r,--.
,
.
-.14.
land
.
-
"
-
.
wnw
i
am.
t
inr
ITM
to
'
An
tnterestlna-
weddlna
took
nla.
to,
lnto
4
1Ler
the
last
,
Chloaao
Cuba
In
the
National
Laa-i
thla
morning
at
0-tO
in
Bt.
Andrew'.
ounce
of
po
Had
been
applied
7u
waa
cut
to
one
?amc
yeiterday
AngUoan
Cathedral
when
Mia
Wlrfnl-
"
of
100
mile
an
hour
!
1nd
the
r
hold
oh
first
place
la
at
from
the
.tart.
itake
'today
in
the
game
with
Pltta-
burg
aa
a
result
of
the
Tlratea
taking
a
double-header
from
Philadelphia
TANNOCH
TEMPORARY
GOVERNMENT
AGENT
VICTORIA.
Sept.
1.
J.
R.
Tannoch
has
been
appointed
deputy
government
agent
at
Prince
Rupert
temporarily.
CAIUIIOO
(lOLtt
MINKS
VANCOUVER,
Sept.
1.
Fame
of
the
Cariboo
as
a
gold
producer
Is
returning
with
the
aid
of
modern
dragging
machinery,
Oeneral
F.
A.
Sutton
predicts.
He
intends
working
claims
In
Pleasant
Valley.
I'M
OUT
iviHi:xri:i
i:KI.V
Till
JIOKN.
LONDOf
Sept.
1.
A
Bchlller
andhll
Wood
took
Chicago
Cu'w
Threatened
Today
Terrene
Tullj
and
Lieut.
Cantata
Metcalf
took
ufl
In
thej-
mono-
ptano
Sir
John
Carllng
at
6.86
this
morning
for
London,
fng-
They
Mil
refill
their
at
Harbor
Oraee.
New
foundland.
Despite
the
handicap
of
a
light
ground
haae
the
plane
made
a
perfect
takeoff
I
a
a
.a.
a
a
.-a
SLa
Blade,
outfielder
for
the
St.
UnitT
Cardlnata,
who
were
playing
wlth.
.
Brooke,
wa,
hit
on
the
head
with
a
MRS.
DAWSON
HOLDS
KbII
mnA
r-ll
ftmm
K
f4
In
FIRST
RECEPTION
of
the
season
and
I
now
two
ahead.
-,,,,.
In
,-,nv
Hmmini
i:.n.
Afler
twelve
.tralfht
dtfeata.
Wash
of
hpurlou
Home
on
Fifth
Avenue
Hast
Receiving
for
the
tint
time
sine
her
recent
marriage.
Mrs.
F.
O.
Dawson
la
hastes
tins'
at
tern
;
on
between
the
hours
of
SJ0
and
6
st
a
post-nuptial
eeeaptkm
In
beautifully
decorated
rooms
of
her
spacious
horns.
335
Fifth
Avenue
East,
Many
ladle
are
calling
to
toe
In
troduced
to
their
charming
hostess.
Assisting
Mas.
Dawson
in
receiving
are
Mrs.
8.
Dawson
aud
Mr.
R.
W.
Grlev.
Mas.
T.
MeCiymont
and
Mrs.
Fred
Stork
sre
pouring,
while
Mrs.
L
W.
Kergm
supet-Hssa
the
tss
table
and
Mrs.
W.
T.
Kesgto.
the
lee.
Young
tsdtes
siSttttPg
Is
serving
sre
Miss
Lorna
Ltfwe
temrt3ASsk4tt.
.ay.-Xi
.JtMitmrm'mii
ivwii
wiiiu
4iLirmsx
'
.
suvj
iiiirws.
Averafe
velocity,
3.5
xnUe
per
hour.
CHURCH
MODERATOR
LEAVING
ON
TOUR
VICTORIA.
Sept.
1.
Rev.
Dr.
W.
Leslie
Clay,
moderator
of
the
Presby
terian
Church
In
Canada,
pastor
of
St.
Andrew's
here
leaves
.on
September
11
or
12
for
his
first
tour
of
the
Dominion
in
his
capacity
,
aa
moderator.
He
will
visit
all
synods
except
the
synod
of
B.C.
OLD
COUNTRY
FOOTBALL
KMII.IS1I
I.li.UiLK.
IMv.
I.
Arsenal
4.
Burnley
1.
Liverpool
5.
Bury
1.
Mlddlesboro
3.
Tottenham
1.
Portsmouth
3.
Aston
Villa
1.
IHiMon
II.
Bristol
City
4.
Portvale
0.
West
Bromich
2.
Stoke
4.
burnabymInwas
DROWNED
IN
LAKE
PORT
IIANEY.
Sept.
1.
H.
Chlsholm
j
HER
WAY
NORTH
Will
Pass
Through
Here
Southbound
on
Saturday
With
I'aa-Henger
off
Charlotte
While
the
CPA
steamer
Prince
u
ChartotU.
which
was
badly
damaged
on
tussday
night
whou
she
struck
a
reck
near
WrangeU.
U
at
Wrangell
awaiting
a
tow
agnsta.
the
steamer
Prin
cess
Alios.
Capt.
Tticusas
Cttff,
la
now
bound
north
on
s
spsetst
trip
to
take
the
Charlotte's
pansngsri
asuth
snd
Is
espectsd
here
early
Satunliy
morning
on
her
way
to
Vancou
vsr.
Owing
to
the
accident
to
the
Char
lotte,
certain
re-arrangements
are
being
made
In
the
C.P.R.
Alaska
schedule.
In-
sid
of
the
Charlotte,
which
was
to
have
arrived
hers
next
Maadsy
morn
ing
northbound,
the
Princess
Alice
will
leave
Vancouver
on
Sunday
night,
arriving
here
on
Tuesday
bound
for
Skag-aay.
Certain
other
changes
In
the
schedule
at
the
Princess
Louise
during
September
will
be
announced
later.
PIRATES
LOOT
SHIP
IN
CHINA
Punitive
Expedition
Goes
After
-;Them"tdi;lJu''lta-
Miss
Patricia
Stork
la
opening
the
door
HONO
KONG.
Sept.
I.
The
Indo-
aod,
during
the
afternoon,
Miss
Jean
China
Navigating
Company's
steamer
Ortevr
will
play
piano
selections
j
YaUhlng
from
Swstow
for
Shanghai
was
Pink
roses
snd
candle
are
the
centre
looted
Tuesday
by
pirates
who
escaped
ot
the
decoration
scheme
for
the
tea
to
Bias
Bay.
Several
Chinese
were
taken
(
tables
and
dining
room
while
mixed
bou-
i
i
hostages.
quel
make
very
attractive
the
drawing
.
London,
Sept.
1.
The
Evening
News
room.
IShanzhal
corresoondeut
ststes
that
a
DR.
KING
TALKS
ABOUT
frreatest
countries
in
the
world
It
Is
a
land
with
a
wealth
of
natural
re
sources
snd
golden
opportunities
for
young
Canadians,
Hon.
J.
H.
King,
federal
minister
of
health
declared
here
in
an
address
last
night.
British
naval
punitive
expedition.
Including
the
aircraft
carrier
Hermes,
Is
being
sent
to
Bias
Bay
In
a
search
for
PEACE
RIVER
COUNTRY;
the
plratt
EDMONTON.
Sept
1.
His
recent
twelve
day
tour
of
the
Peace
River
dis
trict
showed
this
to
be
one
of
the
BODY
FOUND
DROWNED
MAN
Fatal
Accidents
Iiefell
Four
of
Same
Family
at
Different
Times
NEW
WESTMINSTER.
Sept.
1.
The
body
of
SfcfJta
Crowe
of
Vancouver
who
had
been
missing
since
January
12,
was
found
fa
the
Fraser
River
A
brother.
Allan
Crowe,
was
drowned
on
March
It.
a
sister
was
burned
to
death
In
a
Seattle
hotel
some
years
ago
snd
another
brother
was
killed
In
a
railway
accident.
LADNER
MILL
IS
DESTROYED
Damage
From
Fire
Amounts
to
$200,000
Covered
by.
Insurance
LADNER.
Sept.
1.
Property
damage
to
the
extent
of
$200,000
resulted
from
a
fire
which
destroyed
the
planing
mill,
dry
kiln,
lumber
and
sheds
as
well
as
five
railways
cars
of
lumber
of
the
Ladner
Lumber
Co.
last
night.
It
1
stated
that
the
whole
was
covered
hy
Insurance.
.
oT
Burnaby
was
drowned
at
Alouette
ltllinrtrn
PIIPprrTrn
Lake
when
he
slipped
off
a
boom.
Hei
illUlUSljH
uUul
LVILU
was
an
employee
of
the
Loughejd,
Logging
Co.
V,-""
WKATIIKU
HKPOItT.
.
Prince
Rapert.
Overcast,
calm;
temperature.
S7.
Terrace.
Cloudy,
calm.
temp.
6$.
Rosswood.
Cloudy,
calm,
temp.
57.
Alyansh.
Part
cloudy,
calm.
temp.
S4.
Alice
Arm.
Cloudy,
calm.
temp.
55.
Anyox.
Part
cloudy,
calm.
temp.
57.
Stewart.
Part
cloudy,
calm.
temp.
55.
Hazelton.--Cloudy,
calm.
temp.
54.
Smtthers--Cloudy,
calm.
temp.
55.
OF
FISHERY
PATROL
VICTORIA.
Sep,
1
A.
E.
Leach,
a
Dominion
fisheries
patrol
man,
was
found
dead
In
his
launch
near
Tpflno
on
Clayoquot
Sound.
Murder
Is
sua-
f'8-
J&'",
The
verdict
of
a
coroner's
Jury
Investigating
the
case
last
night
was
that
Leach
had
died
at
the
hands
ot
a
person
or
persons
unknown.
There
was
a
severe
wound
in
the
head
and
blood
was
spattered
over
the
deck
and
cabin
of
the
gasboat
A
big
Labrador
dog.
Whltehorse.
Cloudy,
calm.
temp.
40
:
which
travelled
with
Leach,
was
mlss-
Dawson.
Part
cloudy,
calm.
temp.
38.
'
(ng.
TeJegrapli
Creek.
Part
cloudy,
calm,
j
Provincial
Constables
Wood
and
iemp.
50.
Mcaki
are
here
investigating.
i
ft,
f