10
REPORTS
ON
HALIBUT
iammission
Will
Hear
Halibut
y.tn
Before
Taking
any
Ac
tion
Kays
Hancock
rii
ioria.
fiept
iherise
unn.inded
that
'cmporaiiljr
I
"Taw
Intarna-
kw
lats
hlWjilSt
akl
.
rt
to
the
United
State
or
i
riUMPnU
"
John
P.
Bab-nan.
aald.
In
reply
to
il
fixnit
saying
uch
'.on
would
be
made.
"In
:ter
thr
cljaed
season
be-
md
Seattle.
A
digest
of
ri..
,.
"nected
will
be
submitted
commission
will
Hstcn
to
the
mi.
who
care
to
talk
and
sat.
.'(-
in
conunlaalon
will
draw
reports
to
the
Canadian
t
t
:i
:
Statea
Oovemmanta."
PRINCE
SAYS
HISFAREWELL
ul0ci7.es
Canada
at
Canadian
Club
dathering
in
Montreal
IKVJTRKAI...
Sept.
a.
The
Prince
of
iincir
farewell
to
Oanada
in
an
txiorc
the
Canadian
Club
here
H"
drew
a
metaphor
from
his
'"
ue
mines
in
the
Rocky
Moun-:ri
said:
"Canada,
tbc
heart
and
!
Cunada
and
the
poastbUitles
of
fnrm
a
reef
of
dtscIouk
metals,
in
extent
that
no
man
living
I'Uie
It
The
deeper
you
go
the
nMounded
you
become
at
the
i
mauiial
and
wealth
of
whu'h
you
find.
The
effect
on
v
l
in
loves
Canada
Is
the
feeling
:
"re
Ik
at
any
rut
a
great
coun-v.-M!hy
of
fulltllmg
a
very
great
'LANE
STARTED
TURNED
BACK
M'E
BOUROET.
France.
Bept.
2.-
l.C'Ui
n
Eld
Pierre
Corbu
Ui
the
bl-olane
pit.-i.,rdl
started
westward
on
a
trans-
lli-ili
'
I,
tli,,.t
Mrl
Kilt
'''i
after
encountcrtiig
fog
about
P"
liiuitlred
milea
from
Paris.
:hinese
steamer
is
TAKEN
BY
PIRATES
HONO
KONO.
Sent
3
Plratn.
seized
''
Chinese
steamer
Koochow
on
West
1
cr
The
captain
and
chief
engineer
"er
Nltot
and
one
hundred
Chinese
'
tnken
prisoners.
SHANGHAI.
Sept.
2.
British
naval
yesterday
conduct
a
.nwuful
ur.Mive
expedition
against
the
pirate
srr"""Knoia
at
Blas
Bay
near
Hong
"Ml
C
Ol
NTIty
HIOTIIAIX
KiieJMi
league
lllv.
I.
;
N
2.
Sunderlsud
A.
her
laat
alfht.
Ppggy
coodtUooa
pre
vailed.
The
plane
will
probably
remain
here
until
tomorrow
if
the
tog
continue
it
ran
into'
bear;
fog
in
the
St
Lawrence
valley
yesterday
and
In
attempt
-
ommission
win
r
pu
mto
Maine
,ng
twjW
lt
m
.
Ketchikan.
Prince
Rupert.
!
.
,.
N
B.-.,tBk
rv
nrnr,.hi.
Prince
Edward
Island.
It
get
thirty
or
I
forty
salles
(to
see
In
the,
direction
of
I
Newfoundland
but
the
fogwa
ao
denae
;
they
feared
they
could
not
find
Harbor
race
mo
turned
back,
finally
landing
bare.
UIMIMIK
TO
MIMIMIK
ST.
JOHN.
Quebec.
Sept.
2.
The
Wlndaor
to
Wtador
plane
which
left
Wlndaor.
Ontario,
yesterday
morning,
waa
forced
down
near
here
In
a
atorm.
The
Royal
Wirideor
plans
to
hop
off
again
today
It
pouetMc.
The
plane
was
rorced
down
by
a
friction
fire
which
did
no
damage.
The
tall
skid
was
loosened
in
landing
but
baa
been
fixed
by
a
bteckemlth.
"The
plane
bad
been
In
the
air
nine
hour."
mil
Waad
aakt
'Everything
waa
pretty
hoi.
The
first
sign
of
trouble
was
a
smoking
In
the
left
wing.
It
was
a
miracle
we
dtd
not
crash."
NAM
PLANK'S
MUIITS
HALIFAX,
Sept.
2.
The
wireless
(tation
at
Cape
Race
were
advised
today
In
a
meaaaee
from
the
Dutch
steamer
BL-JKENDIJK
that
at
six
a.m.
yesterday
tbey
sighted
a
white
light
probably
belongtog
to
an
aeroplane
In
latitude
thlrty-nlae
twenty-eight
north
longitude
sixty-lour
forty-three
west.
The
light
was
proceeding
In
an
easter
ly
direction.
If
tbla
were
the
St.
Raphael
she
'would
ntwee
her
four
bun-
rirod
and
twenty
miles
EJB.E.
New
York,
far
south
of
ber
oourse
and
ap
parently
lost
her
way
as
proceeding
eastward
TRAIN
COMES
FROM
TELKWA
TUESDAY
The
Canadian
National
Railways
are
arranging
to
attach
a
couple
of
paa-nenger
coaches
to
the
stock
train
which
leaves
Telkwa
next
Tuesday
morning
at
10
o'clock
far
the
Prince
Rupert
inhibition,
arriving
In
the
city
that
even
ins
at
9.
This
will
enable
kxssi
people
to
go
to
Telkwa
tomorrow
morning
for
the
week
end
and
return
home
Tuesday.
VANCOUVEK
EXCHANGE
Coast
Copper
Dunwell
Glacier
Gladstone
.
.
Indian
L.
and
L-
Leadamtth
.
Premier
Porter
Idaho
Richmond
Silversmith
.
Surf
Inlet
.
.
Suuloch
Bid.
AskeS
14.50
15.00
.74
0
.04
MVl
.15
20
.07V4
-09
,07i
.0814
.04
3,39
3.40
01,
.21
.16
30
jo
.01
.o-H
.00
-72
BOAT
DASHED
TO
PIECES
ON
I
ROCKY
coast;
Two
Fishermen
Saved
Through
Coolne
of
Light
Keeper
at
Cape
Hcale
BANFIELD.
Vancouver
Island.
Sept.
2.
C.
J.
Frank
and
W.
.
Dud
worthy,
Neah
Bay
fishermen,
ware
saved
yesterday
as
thetr
boat,
thr
Bra
Wolf,
waa
flash
m
to
pieces
on
the
surf
of
Oepe
Beets,
through
the
ool-hsaarda
of
the
light
keeper.
P.
C.
Oo.
who
got
a
line
to
them.
...MYNTtKV
WHEAT
HKVOU
THIMK
(lltAIN
IKItVlN(
aOMONTON.
Sept.
2.
Trails,
the
world
ebaasswon
wheat
and
oat
grower.
Is
ooaductlng
ei
perlasrata
which
are
described
as
suoowiful
with
"mystery
wheat"
from
the
Dominion
experuMB-tal
farm,
which
may
'
cause
a
revolution
in
wheat
growing
In
western
Canada
It
cau
be
sown
later
and
will
ripen
eighteen
days
earlier
than
present
verJe-
Hon.
,
Dr,
King
asasaleed
ssaplas'
of
ttn
.'Heat
dO&g-ht
"
recent
tour.
A
,
.
.
:
AFTER
PIRATES
NEAR
HONG
KONG
Punitive
Expedition
Destroys
Village
With
fiun
Fire
at
Itias
Hay
LONDON.
Sept.
2
The
Westminster
Oasette
Hong
Kong
correapondent
said:
The
eapcdltlon
consisted
of
the
crul-
er
Dans,
the
stoop
Foxglove,
the
destroyer
Sidar
and
an
aircraft
carrier.
He
reported
several
villages
destroyed
by
Run
fire
and
dynamite
but
no
trace
of
the
pirates
was
found.
FISHERIES
PATROLMAN
!
KILLED
IN
LAUNCH
ON
ISLAND
WEST
COAST
VICTORIA.
Sept.
3.
Pawengers
arriving
here
last
night
on
the
Princess
Mary
from
the
west
coast
of
Vancouver
Island
confirm
a
previous
report
that
A.
E.
Leach,
Dominion
fisheries
patrolman,
was
murdered
in
the
vicinity
of
Clayoquot.
They
aald
Leach
was
attacked
at
midnight
and
killed.
The
body
was
found
In
the
launch
eight
hours
after
his
death.
Two
or
three
Indians
are
suspected
of
the
crime
but
up
to
the
time
the
iteamer
left
no
arrests
had
been
made.
BENTLYTO
FLY
FAR
AS
SOUTH
AFRICA
LONDON.
Sept.
2
Lieut.
R.
R.
Bentley
left
Hendon
today
to
fly
to
Capetown.
He
hopes
to
make
the
7.000
miles
in
18
days.
FLOODS
IN
POLAND
WARSAW.
Sept.
3.
More
tjian
180
perbraed
and
ten
thousand
people
are
homeless
and
destitute
aa
a
result
of
floods
In
southern
Poland.
PRINCE
CUAKI-KtvLATK
Delave
'aecquh.'
of
hariig
a
heavy
freight
cargo
to
discharge
at
.
Ocean
Palls.
C-N.R.
steamer
Prince
Charles,
Capt.
Nell
McLean,
which
was
due
from
Vancouver
at
10:30
this
morning,
will
not
arrive
until
4
o'clock
this
after'
noon.
The
train
for
the
East
Is
await,
lng
the
arrival
of
the
Charles.
NANA1MO
MAN
IIIKS.
NANAIMO,
Sept.
3.
James
Pro
v
In.
resident
of
Nanalmo,
Ladysmtth
and
Extension
for
the
past
35
years,
died
at
Ladysmlth.
.425;
.360
ruent
was
fully
merited
but
when
In
addition
to
a
fine
a
man
was
deprived
of
bis
boat
or
car
which
he
required
to
earn
his
living,
he
frequently
took
the
matter
up
with
Ottawa.
FISH
ARRIVALS
Only
3IMMMI
Pound
of
Halibut
hold
at
Kkclisnge
Till
Morning
Halibut
landings
were
again
light
today,
only
59.000
pounds
being
offered
at
the
Ftah
Exchsnge
this
morning.
The
sole
Canadian
boat
received
a
much
better
price
than
two
Americans.
Arrival
and
aales:
Ainrrlran
Brunvoll,
33.000
pounds,
Booth
Fisheries,
10.6c
and
6c.
Imperial,
23.000
pounds,
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co,
10.Bc
and
6c.
Canadian
Royal,
3,000
pounds,
Atlln
Fisheries,
13c
and
7.5c
LAWN
IKJWLIMl
VANCOUVER.
Sept.
34rThe
Vancouver
lswn
bowlers
yeKterdayi
defeated
the
touring
British
bowlers
byr
eight
points
144
to
136.
Advertise
In
The
Dally
News
25
TAXI
Ambulance
and
Boston
Grill
Large
Upstair
Dining
Halt,
Srvlcs
with
newly
laid
dancing
Anywhere
at
Anytime
floor,
for
hire.
Stand;
Echanjre
Hulldlng
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN.
MATT
VIDECK.
Prop,
PRINCE
RUPERT
The
latest
and
best
for
the
leaat
I'hone
457.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
N..
2or,
PRINCE
Rl'PERT.
B.r..
FRIDAY.
SEPTEMBER
1.
1927
Prie
Five
Cents
MI
FLIGHTS
PROVE
FAILURES
HAJ0R
M
ACL
AREN
MAKES
FEW
INTERESTING
PREDICTIONS
Three
Transatlantic
Fly,
ers
Have
Trouble;
St
Raphael
is
Lost
gl.MHJN'
TO
LONDON
PLANE
LANDS
IN
MAINE,
AND
WIND
I
SOU
TO
WINDSOR
AT
ST.
JOHN.
O.UEHEC
NONE
MOVING
THIS
MORNING
f
Flyers
this
week
have
been
farinjr
badly.
The
Saint
Raphael
h
Iff
t
Bristol
Wednesday
morn
i
ok
carrying
Prineeas
Lowenstein,
mamier
of
the
expedition,
Captain
Leslie
Hamilton
and
Colonel
inn
has
not
arrived
on
this
continent
and
is
supoed
vo
be
The
London
to
London
plane
which
left
early
yesterday
for
fit-'
"!'
'".
England,
was
forced
by
foj
to
land
in
Maine
and
the
3:'
v
t
Windsor
machine
which
left
about
ten
o'clock
for
Wind-
l
urland,
had
to
land
in
Quebec
province,
after
being
forced
-'down
by
friction
fire.
HUNT
KAI'IIAIL
OTTAWA.
Sept
2.
The
opinion
here
L.
that
the
Saint
Raphael
never
readied
U
iiborea
of
North
America.
There
l.-
a
remote
possibility
of
the
fUera
betas
picked
up
at
tea
tout
twitting
has
been
heard
of
them
alnce
they
were
reported
in
mid-Atlantic
Wednesday
night.
Tbc
Fusker
monopiaoe
Old
Olory
at
planning
to
give
up
the
Rome
flight
and
bop
off
Joea
New
York
to
search
for
the
Batrtt
Raphael
If
no
"news
of
bef
Is
received.
I.IIMION
TO
MINIMIS
OAlilB&H.
Majaeir
Sept
2VabeIiO
PIRATESLEAD
TOLMIE
WILL
LEAGUE
AGAIN
NOT
CONTEST
Displaced
Chicago
Cub
From
MC
flN
R
lOl
INIIti
National
Ixaaehhip
by
Itcat
j
llLUJUVn
1V1UI11U
if
rain.
Detroit
ing
Them
Thurhday
-
;
,
TAKCOUVER.
Sept
3
-
Hon
Simon
XtrW
TOSK.
Sefft.
2
-
Plttaaura
Tr,
m
lulmie.
leader
of
the
Cobserva.
Ptr's
rasusneel
National
League
OMbe
4-t
in
the
tcrday
In
that
le
In
the
Americas
Washington
Chicago
Cleveland
.
.
St.
Louis
.
.
.
Boston
tbeVaadersh
br
-
t
tr-rj
Effort
1
CHICAGO.
Sept
3.
Walter
Kirk.
mU-
.707
lioaalre
soap
manufacturer,
is
surround
.568
ed
In
his
home
by
armed
guards
Xol-
.559
lowing
receipts
of
s
threat
of
death
.540
before
Saturday
night
unless
ten
thou-
.47
aand
dollars
was
paid
the
extortionists.
.444
The
missive
demanding
the
money
wa
492
signed
"Sympathizers
of
Sacco
and
J14
Vanrettl."
Member
of
Parliament
Defends
Self
Before
Customs
Commission
But
Admits
Interceding
for
Men
OTTAWA,
September
2.
"I
was
never
interested
in
the
of
liquor,
never
smuggled
liquor
in
my
life,
never
bought
or
sold
ariy
smuggled
liquor
in
my
life
although
my
Tory
friends
In
Nova
Scotia
have
stated
I
was
a
smuggler
and
bootlegger."
Thus
William
-Duff,
51.
P.,
declared
to
the
Royal
Commission
during
the
course
of
an
examination
yesterday
afternoon.
On
the
question
of
intervention,
Mr.
Duff
declared
frankly
that
he
interceded
on
behalf
of
a
number
of
persons
who
had
been
guilty
of
infractions
of
the
law.
As
a
member
of
parliament
he
thought
It
his
duty
to
lay
before
the
.
minister
of
customs
the
facta
In
regard
to
a
large
number
of
cases.
He
did
not
Intervene
when
the
cases
were
in
the
courts
or
when
he
thought
the
punlsh-
AERIAL
RECONNAISSANCE
OF
ROAD
WILL
LIKELY
TAKE
PLACE
NEXT
WEEK
It
Is
expected
that
the
aerial
reconnaissance
of
a
route
for
the
Skeena
River
highway
between
Prince
Rupert
and
Terrace
will
be
undertaken
by
Major
D.
R.
MacLaren,
DBO.,
during
next
week
or
the
next
spell
of
fine
weather.
Thi
engineer
of
the
public
works
department
who
will
go
with
Major
MacLaren
is
not
yet
named.
DIED
FROM
BULLET
WOUND
IN
HEAD
NORTH
VANCXMJVER,
Sept.-'
3.
Henry
Pendergast.
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Henry
Pendergast
of
Cepflaho
died
'
to
day
from
a
bullet
wound
In
the
head,
apparently
self-inflicted.
He
had
been
Ul
from
rheumatic
fever.
CONVENTION
OPENS
MONDAY,
OCTOBER
10
OTTAWA.
6ept.
2.
The
Conservative
convention
will
open
at
Winnipeg
on
Monday.
October
10,
Instead
of
October
11
!t
ii
iiuicuaced.
Air
Mail
Service
May
Be
Established
Between
Rupert
and
Vancouver
faattns
CMcsso
Msiid
If
he
would
accept
the
nomas-1
niim-oiiu.
..i-v-..
...u.-......,
game
ptsyed
yes-
t:-n
In
Kotson
and
thus
seek
to
enter
1
I.U.M
lir-u.
Ullir.li
i.ur.ur.on.ni
.uuuwi
iu.'j
i
lng
sxtn-wrs
of
tbs
Dubs'
staff.
Trie
say's
aoorea
weie
as
follows:
.NATIONAL
1.111
(i
1
1;
Oilcago
.
P1ttabu4
Brooklyn-Bton.
rats.
AtltUICANiUilOt
E
Cleveland
S.
ChtoaflS
S.
Detroit
8.
St.
Lottft
4.
B:itcn-New
York
ind
Wasbltsgton-Pblladelphla.
rain.
l.iatllE
MTAMIINtIS
Natlnalftgague
.
Pituburg
73
Chicago
73
3t
Louis
60
r.'ew
Tork
70
Cincinnati
4
.
.
.
M
Brooklyn
M
Boston
St
Phlladetfehla
v...
45
Ainrrlran
league
New
York
.
PhUadelphla
69
71
69
'
67
59
56
49
39
50
1
SO
3
66
70
69
B0
37
54
55
57
66
70
'6
85
the
B.C
laclslature
sad
take
bis
atace
Dhltil.UI'JIIS.M
1
iu.
nil
ijue.
Cleveland
ai
Reuse
leader,
replied
that
he
had!
beat
Chicago
sad
Delrvlt
took
Boston
.lit?
camp.
Other
Earns
were
ut
off
on
account
no
tntont.on
of
d-jlug
m.
I:
La
uuderstood
that
Dr.
TofjtUe
will
The
chances
of
ta
Chicago
Cubs
to
fU
U
elr-tion
election
whan
when
he
he
win
win
probably
probably
rapture
the
Wittsnaj
league
pennant
randlate
for
Vict
arts
City
or
Saaaiob.
are
not
thought
now
to
be
very
good
rbe
New
York
CManSk.
In
fourth
stsoe.
ire
only
two
game
atom
the
lead
after
i
seven-game
wtnjjlng
stroak
from
'
...
western
snfxMIUss.
ii:m;ki.
ri
n(
iii
ItLOCK
IN
VANCOlMilt
leMWsws
won
be
game
for
the
Ptras
bom
Garlsosu
CarlaoaJ
ow
of
the
lead-
VAflOOOVHR.
Sept.
3-Oen-
eral
F.
A.
Sutton,
former
right
hand
an
an
of
lung
Tu
Lin.
j
Chinese
general,
has
bouiht
the
1
ten
storey
Rogers
Block
at
the
)
corner
of
Gran
r
tile
and
Pender
j
Street
from
Jonathan
Rogers
!
at
a
price
said
to
exceed
II.-
000.000.
MILLIONAIRE
THREATENED
J14
Walter
Kirk
Surrounded
by
431
Hlinrrla
Knllnulnrr
Priori
l.n
-
-
-.
m
-
.
Possibly
by
next
spring
or
at
any
rate
in
the
near
future,
the
British
Columbia
coast
will
be
linked
with
New
York
and
other
rot
re.
gr,
member
for
Victoria
-n
-
eaBtern
points
by
an
air
mall
service,
probably
flying
from
Prince
!T:
Hupert
to
Vancouver.
Victoria
and
SeatUe
and
connoting
with
the
-tL'Zl
be
'
.
a
,
,
..
i
n
r
i
tt
United
slates
airman
until
sucn
tune
an
uii-uiusuiau
airman
is
possible,
according
to
Major
D.
R.
C.
MacLaren,
D.S.O.,
head
of
the
Pacific
Airways
Ltd.,
who
addressed
the
Rotary
Club
yesterday
on
the
subject
of
aviation.
Tbe
major
further
said
that
before
very
long
there
should
be
a
dally
air
serrloe
between
Prince
Ru-s
pert
and
Vancouver,
leaving
the-
north-!
irn
pert
at
abcut
ten
o
cl.ck
and
re
!
turning
the
same
day.
This
would
be
quite
feasible.
j
The
major
also
announced
that
the!
Domlalon
Oavernment
was
securing
slxl
light
planes
for
the
purpose
of
popu-j
la
rising
these
with
the
people
of
the;
country.
Two
of
them,
he
understood
were
coming
to
British
Columbia.
He
would
like
to
see
an
organization
formed
In
Prince
Rupert
tor
the
pur
pose
of
using
one
of
ibsm
bare.
The!
would
soon
be
using
planes
In
connec
tion
with
their
services
and
the
malls
would
be
practically
all
carried
by
air
planes
before
long.
Explaining
the
suggested
light
air-
place
scheme
of
the
Government,
the
major
said
light
airplane
clubs
would
be
formed.
The
Government
would
buy
the
plane
and
half
the
coat
would
De
VJ
WUWtl
WIII.J.
mw
would
be
a
sort
of
flying
school.
The
address
dealt
at
length
with
de
RELIEF
BOATS
Princess
Alice
and
Salvage
King
Both
Outside
Yesterday
Afternoon
lng.
velopment
of
aeronautics.
He
explained
.
.
l
....
I
.
rvmr
h
I
-P0'
Wright
brothers
experimenting
with
vrnsll
machines
The
war
hurried
thei
cvo!cpraert,
but
It
was
not
until
The
steamer
Princess
Alke,
on
Its
r-AZire
nngetl
to
pk;lc
up
and
tak.e
M.trZi
mm
that
w.jwnijnr-mM
priDfM
Charlotte,
and
the
salvage
tug
hould
be
used
to
a
much
greater
ex-
lZlD-
wlUcn
m
tew
th
du
tent
by
the
forestry
department.
He
tre"wl
10
Victoria
for
repairs.
prophesied
that
veiy
aoon
the
big
fish-
Hnt.li
nun
sa1
HaM-s
Vsaavfrvl
v
lng
companies
would
use
them
iori
arxittlne
flab
and
for
transportation
""
'
'
-"
"
with)
-"
st
5
In
the
afternoon
and.
by
and
other
purposes
In
connection
their
business
Instead
of
fast
power;1""
anieu
.
boaU
as
at
present.
They
would
be
'""8'r"
".
""
The
too
-ou,nl
or
lar"
mom-
much
more
effective.
railways
,
after
the
war
that
aeronautics
became'
WI"tu
w"
opuonea
highly
developed
science.
The
Royal
DS
company
by
r.
h.
Taylor
and
Air
Force
took
up
the
work
and
was
-
-"
"
uroppeu
the
moat
effle'ent
and
best
orsanlzed
I
recently,
la
now
proposed
to
amalga-
force
In
the
world.
The
speaker
told
of
the
two
different
kinds
of
planes
heavier
than
air
and
lighter
than
air.
He
did
not
look
for
the
heavier
than
air
machines
being
used
to
any
large
extent
for
long
distance
work,
but
air
machines
capable
of
carrying
up
to
a
thousand
passea-
gers
-would
be
developed
which
would
undertake
that.
.
Heavier
than
s,lr
planes
would
be
used
for
short
dis
tances.
The
machine
used
here
was
the
flying
boat,
which
was
found
the
most
useful
because
there
were
no
landing
places
except
In
the
water.
The
use
of
war
machines
had
been
The
Salvage
King
passed
at
8
o'clock
I
last
evening
and.
by
this
time,
should
also
be
at
Wrangell.
NEW
COMPANY
FOR
TOPLEY
to
Amalgamate
Two
Properties
to
be
Considered
Next
Week
mate
with
the
Topley
Consolidated
Company
and
a
meeting
Is
to
b"
held
next
week
for
the
purpose
of
considering
the
amalgamation
proposal.
If
the
amalgamation
goes
through
the
new
concern
will
be
known
as
the
Topley
Richfield
Mining
Company,
Ltd.
The
capitalisation
will
be
$1,000,000.
AIR
LEAGUE
IS
BEING
FORMED
somewhat
of
a
handicap
as
tney
were
OTTAWA,
Sept.
a.
Steps
are
being
not
suited
to
industrial
purposes,
inai
taken
here
to
form
a
Canadian
Air
1
where
Germany
had
the
advan'ige
i
LeagUe
similar
in
scope
and
function
to
as
all
her
machines
had
been
sur-
tht
air
Leaiue
of
the
British
EmDlre.
rendered
so
she
had
to
start
anew.
In
Canada
the
population
was
small
so
sir
services
had
not
developed
as
In
the
United
States.
However,
he
expected
to
see
the
services
used
for
the
development
of
mining
districts
Just
as
they
hsd
in
the
Red
Lake
country
where
regular
service
were
maintained.
this
being
the
only
service
la
Canada
that
made
profits.
THE
WEATHER
Terrae!-rRaln
.qalnv
tmp.
.53,
Rosewood.-.Rain,
calm,
temp.
52.
Alytnsh.
Rain.
calm.
temp.
50.
Alice
Arm.
Rain.
Calm,
tempi
51.
Anj-rjx.
Rain,
calm,
temp.
52.
Harelton.
Cloudy,
calm.
temp.
50.
Smltbers.
Rain.
calm.
temp.
47.
Burns
Lake
-
-Clear,
calm.
temp.
42.
Telegraph
Creek
-Cloudy,
calm,
temp
45.
HL'ATIIKK
ItKI'OKT.
Prince
Rupert.
Raining.
pc;a:
ure,
53.
calm,
which
was
formed
In
Great
Britain
In
1909.
Major
General
O'Brien
U
chairman
of
the
provisional
committee.
TRAIN
DERAILED
IN
FRANCE
AT
MIDNIGHT
TOURS.
France.
Sept.
2.
-The
Parts-Bourdeaux
express
train
was
derailed
at
midnight.
Five
are
known
to
have
been
killed
and
many
other
Uvea
it
Is
feared
were
lost.
TWO
WOMEN
FAIL
TO
SWIM
ENGLISH
CHANNEL
LONDON.
Sept.
2
Mrs.
Jack
Weldman
and
"Jane
Darwin"
failed
to
swim
the
English
Channel
yesterday.
j
I'KICK
Of
WHEAT
I
VANCOUVER.
Sept.
2.
What
today
tern!
is
quoted
here
at
1
43,
for
Number
1
Northern.