Mete
TAXI
Boston
Grill
25
and
Ambulance
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
Serrlco
with
newly
laid
dancing
Anywhere
at
Anytime
floor,
for
hire.
Exchange
Building
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN.
Stand:
PRIINICE
RUPERT
The
latest
and
best
for
the
MATT
VIDECK.
Prop.
least
Phone
457.
Northern
and
Central
BrjUsh
Columbia's
Newspaper
XVII.
No.
200.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
WEDNESDAY,
SEPTEMBER
?
1927
Price
Five
Cents
'
Fair
Opened
Many
Enjoyed
Seeing
Splendid
Novel
Exhibits
Outstanding
New
Features
nre
woiogicai
tispiay
ana
reace
Hlver
rroducts
District
Displays
Excellent
There
seem
to
be
three
outstanding
new
features
of
the
big
fair
rur
in
the
exhibition
building.
They
are
the
splendid
display
..........
I...
I
T
ll?
-
(
j.-'un.i
i.
uuwjiitu
vi
mis
city,
me
new
marine
Dioiog-1
i
j
rxnibit
and
the
exhibit
of
Peace
River
products.
These
are
all)
h
bunion
to
tne
usuai
ieaiures
seen
mere
ana
either
one
is
worth
a
j;
::;d
deal
more
than
the
price
of
admission
to
see.
The
district
3
are
excellent
and
the
sample
of
timothy
seed
from
the
Hjiiicy
Valley
which
beat
the
rest
of
the
world
in
open
competition
i
:;ne
of
the
features
of
which
to
be
proud.
The
new
arrangement
.
a
ef
the
ladle
work,
the
school
exhibit
FEWER
BOATS
FOR
FISHING
NEXT
SEASON
That
is
Suggestion
Made
by
Major
Motherwell
at
Van
couvcr
to
Restrict
Catch
VAT:
OtVER.
Sept
7
Salmon
flata-;
Bl
'
'sh
Columbia
will
become
ua-!;.o
b'h
to
fishermen
and
ean-"
Mic
quantity
of
tubing
gear.
b
r,i
net-
re
no
materially
reel
t!
next
eau.
Major
J.
A.
Mather-t
C:
:ared
t
day.
While
there
U
no
j
at.
on
fur
a
blue
ruin
cry.
tt
Is
t
-
iti'.inn
of
the
dparUnnt
to
so
c
operr.iotui
that
the
supply
mjf
Trained
He
said
he
deplored
t
i
K
of
seaplanes
(or
pa$ol
work.
FALL
SCHEDULE
NOW
EFFECTIVE
j
:
CN.R.
Steamers
to
(Jet
on
Regular
Time-table
Again
This
Week
.
v
dules
of
Canadian
National
F'eQtiuhip
come
Into
effect
this
3
a.'iomoon
at
3
30
steamer
Prince
c
arrived
from
Vancouver.
Powell
:
t
i
l
Ocean
Falls
and
wUl
sail
at
afriioon
for
Anyox
and
Ketchl-rc'
x
iiing
here
Thursday
evening
to
f
'lie
south
at
11
pjn.
g
at
8
o'clock
Saturday
night
o
?
week,
the
Prtnee
John
will
oper-
;t
t
a
f
ortnightly
schedule
to
Vancou-
all
Queen
Charlotte
Island
points.
;i..irs
being
completed
about
the
if
sua
month
to
sa.
prince
Rupert,
i
had
an
accident
recently,
It
Is
unit
that
that
vowel
will
take
the
t.
w
ij.ven
to
a..
Prince
Charles.
INCREASE
IN
Most
of
People
Coming
to
British
Columbia
are
From
British
Isles
VICTORIA,
Sept.
7.-JmmIgratlon
ln-f
Bi
-.h
Columbia
from
the
British
hui
year
Is
approximately
fifty
per
ubove
1026
according
to
F.
A.
p
ie
Bftent
general
In
London,
who
'
ted
that
the
rate
of
Increase
would
.
:
nue.
as
no
other
nart-
of
the
Em-
I
appealed
so
strongly
to
the
people
:s
British
isles
as
did
this
pro-'-a
Most
of
the
B.C.
immigrants
-ne
trim
the
British
Isles,
he
said.
ANOTHER
CANADIAN
RECORD
IS
MADE
VICTORIA
Sept
7--Stan
Jackson
of
a
In
winning
the
five
mile
B.C.
'
Ic
''hamplonshJp
In
twelve
minutes
''
"
'ma
and
oneflfths
seconds
Is
be-
t
fed
to
t-.ave
made
a
new
Canadian
rr
-:ro
t
HALF
HOLIDAY
T1...-.J--.
.
.
j.
ii.ursuay
aiternoon
is
-
hereby
declared
a
Public
Holiday
to
enable
all
citizens
'o
Participate
in
Exhibition
and
stampede
Festivities.
S.
M.
NEWTON,
a,
Mayor.
I
'HttvtTVT
Last
Nig.
Wonderful
Art
Exhibit,
Marine
...
r
.t
and
other
change
have
been
for
the
better.
General
expressions
of
pleasure
were
heard
everywhere
last
night
at
the
manner
la
which
the
exhibit
was
staged
and
at
the
quality
of
the
entries.
The
mineral
display
Is
large
and
represents-tive
and
In
its
new
setting
la
very
effective.
Shortly
after
eight
o'clock
last
evening
President
Dlbb
formaUy
welcomed
the
visitor
to
the
exhibition
and
said
he
hoped
the
efforts
of
the
board
would
meet
with
their
approval
this
year.
He
thanked
all
who
had
made
the
.event
pOMtble.
FORMALLY
Ol'hSlI)
Mayor
Newton
spoke
of
the
efforts
to
daw
together
the
city
and
districts
and
digested
that
nothing
was
so
effective
In
doing
this
as
the
annual
exhibition.
Tjie
city
realized
Its
dependence
on
the
goodwill
of
the
people
of
the
surrounding
district.
He
complimented
the
management
on
the
manner
In
which
they
had
grappled
with
the
situation
and
said
the
result
was
a
tribute
to
their
energies.
He
bopedthe
fair
would
continue
to
live
and
expand,
and
all
the
outside
drtriewafMf
fiavr'anppdr"-
tunlty
to
join.
He
welcomed
all
visitors
and
aald
he
hoped
they
would
en-I
joy
their
rtslt.
J.
C.
Brady.
MP.,
said
no
one
looking
at
the
exhibits
could
realize
how
mueh
was
behind
It
In
energy
and
artistic
development.
He
congratulated
the
president
and
members
who
had
set
out
to
recoup
the
lows
of
the
past
and
give
a
real
exhibition.
He
added
his
word
of
welcome
to
the
visitors
whose
presence
would
be
productive
of
good.
There
were
three
objects
In
the
annual
fair.
They
were
to
educate
the
people,
to
develop
the
commercial
activities,
and
to
amuae.
They
had
fulfilled
all
these
roles
wonderfully
and
he
trusted
they
would
receive
that
support
which
they
deterred.
This
year
the
exhibition
had
ceased
to
be
local
and
had
become
lnterprovtn-elal.
There
was
Trelle's
famous
exhibit
f
wheat
from
the
province
of
Alberta
and
In
the
district
displays
was
the
world
boating
timothy
exhibit
from
the
BuIUey
Valley.
He
looked
forward
to
a
great
future
for
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia
acd
now
declared
the
exhibition
open.
ihstuict
exhibits
After
the
formal
opening
the
Boys'
Band
played
selections
and
the
visitors
pawed
around
and
Inspected
the
exhibits.
The
Peace
River
product
were
given
a
place
of
honor
In
the
centre
of
the
building,
the
arrangement
being
In
the
shape
of
a
pyramid
with
the
grains
and
grasses
and
other
products
grouped
around
it.
Naturally
the
Trelle
exhibit
(continued
on
page
four)
PORT
SIMPSON
WINS
OVER
HAZELTON
IN
NATIVE
BASEBALL
Port
Simpson
won
the
first
game
of
the
native
football
championships
from
Harelton
this
morning
by
a
score
or
3
.
,
?,
was
vmll-fmifrht
match
and
excited
comiderable
Interest.'
Ben
ScU
was
umpire.
t
Port
Simpson
and
Greenville,
present
lioldenrr
of,
the
Exhibition
Cup,
will
now
play
off
for
possession
of
the
trophy.
VANCOUVER
EXCHANGE
Bid.
Askert
B.C.
Silver
..w
1.40
1.48
Coast
Copper
.
1440
15.00
Cork
Province
.05
-06
y,
Dunwell
.70.
.75
Glacier
".0614
Gladstone
.15
.18
Independence
.06
Vi,
Indian
.07'
.08
H
L.
.07'
.07
L.
and
I
.05
Leadsmlth
.04
Lucky
Jim
...
.28?i
27'A
Marmot
Metals
.10
.12
2.34
2.36
Premier
Porter
Idaho
.
.
.22
1
Richmond
.17
17V4
.06
'A
j
SUvcrcrest
M
Silversmith
.
j
Surf
Inlet
.01
.60
72
SunJocti
I
'Ton,
4P0
HALIBUT
BOATS
.
DO
WELL
TODAY
Price
on
Total
of
115.500
Pounds
Better
Than
for
Several
Weeks
Past
Halibut
boat
landing
their
catche
today
fared
well
far
higher
prices
were
offered
at
the
Fish
Exchange
this
morn
mg
than
have
been
forthcoming
f
o.
several
weeks.
A
total
of
11&400
pound
-changed
bands,
four
American
vessel
disposing
of
68400
pounds
at
bid
ranging
from
16c
and
7c
to
17.3c
and
8c
while
five
Canadians
received
from.
14.7c
and
7.5c
to
IS
3c
and
74c
tor
a
total
of
47.000
pounds.
The
local
boat
Signal.
Oapt.
Padd.
Ivanon.
which
Is
understood
to
be
the
high
vessel
of
the
Canadian
fleet
thl
season,
had
a
13,000
catch.
Arrivals
and
aales:
AMERICAN
North.
30.000
pounds.
Pacific
Fisher
le,
18.6c
and
8c.
Ivanhoe.
29,000
pounds.
Booth
Fisheries.
16c
and
7c.
Alkl,
300
pounds,
and
Eastern
Point.
4.000
pounds.
Booth
Fisheries,
17.2c
and
Sc.
CANADIAN
Signal.
22,000
pounds.
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co..
15.3c
and
74c.
Tramp.
8400
pounds.
Royal
Fish
Co..
15
le
and
74c.
Zero.
3.000
pounds,
and
Agnes
B..
2.-S00
pounds.
Canadian
Fish
ti
Cold
Storage
Co..
15c
and
7.lc.
W.T
.
11.000
pounds.
Atlin
Flahcrie
14.7c
and
74e.
RUTH
SLUGGED
THREE
HOMERS
Drove
in
Three
Runs
From
Base
in
Addition
to
his
own
TWO
AHEAD
OF
GEHRIG
NEW
YORK,
Sept.
7.
Babe
Rutl
made
three
homers
yesterday,
bringing
the
total
to
47
and
leaving
him
twe
ahead
of
Oehrlg
who
made
one.
Gehrig
made
a
homer
In
the
fifth
Inning
of
the
first
game
with
the
Yankees
at
Boston
with
none'
on
the
bases.
Ruth
drove
In
two
runners
ahead
of
him
in
the
sixth,
one
in
the
seventh
and
none
tr.
the
ninth
of
the
recond
game.
The
Giants
are
going
west
today
after
wind
ing
up
their
final
home
games,
winning
17
out
of
20.
Pltteburg
maintained
a
one-game
margin
over
the
Giant.
Manager
Mc-
Craw
Is
suffering
from
erysipelas.
AMERICAN
1.KAI11E
New
York
14-2,
Boston
2-5.
St.
Louts
7.
Cleveland
4.
Washington
14-0.
Philadelphia
0-4.
Chicago
8,
Detroit
7.
NATIONAL
I.EAGIE
Cincinnati
0.
Boston
6.
Chicago
1.
Pittsburg
9.
New
York
9,
St.
Louis
13.
CHALLENGER
FOR
MAJOR
GOODSELL
IS
AT
HOLLYWOOD
VANCOUVER,
Sept.
7.
Major
Good-sell,
champion
sculler
of
the
world,
who
defeated
Bert
Barry
here
on
Mon
day,
has
been
challenged
by
Prank
Ag
ney
of
Australia
who
Is
now
lnHoly-
wood,
California.
Ooodsell
said
he
would'
accept
the
challenge
If
Alf.
Burns
of
Australia
who
was
next
In
line,
did
not
come
to
Vancouver.
BOOKLAW
WINNER
ST.
LEGER
STAKES
DONCASTER,
Sept.
7.
Lord
Astor
Booklaw
won
the
St.
Leger
Stakes
to
day.
Hot
Night
came
second
and
Heir
third.
WOLGAST
ADJUDGED
HOPELESSLY
INSANE
LOS
ANGELES.
Sep.
7
Ad
Wolgast,
the
former
lightweight
champion
of
the
world,
Is
adjudged'
hopelessly
Insane.
OASSEII
ON
LAUNCH
VICTORIA,
Sept.
7.
Arthur
Ernest
Johns
of
Chemalnus
aged
36
died
Mon
day
from
the
ecect
of
'being
gassed
In
a
launch
at
Ladysmlth
on
July
31.
NOOK
APPLE
CHOPS'
VICTORIA,
Sept.
7.
Reports
of
good
apple
crops
In
every
district
In
British
Columbia
Is
contained
In
the
latest
horticultural
news
letter.
Miss
Wadea
Mussallem,
who
has
been
yji
Miic
iiuuuny
trip
uu
v,uwutc,,
returned
to
the
city
on
the
Prince
j
Oeorste
tills
njrternoon.
I
V
TOTAL
ADMISSIONS
TO
l.tllt
BULIHMl
LIST
i:KMMi
W,3
4
Paid
admissions
to
the
Fair
t
BulMlng
for
.
th
opening
of
the
t
Exhibition
last!
night
totalled
4
609.
500
adulU
ind
160
children.
V
collefUons
being
1143.25.
IaH
year
a
total
tif
707
persons
en
Y
tered
the
Fair..
Building
on
the
t
opening
night,
and
paid
$334.70.
f
To
account
for.
the
decrease
this
Y
year.
It
might
be
explained
that
4
the
opening
Fair
night
last
year
was
also
election
utght
and
4
t
returns
ware
posted
in
the
hall,
this
probably
.
(a
using
further
attraction.
A
tdtal
of
341
per-
t
sons
paid
1100.30
admlaslon
to
the
cports
ground
yesterday.
4
4
Last
year
on
the
opening
dsy.
4
there
were
I
to
sports
on
the
4
grounds.
CHUMS
RUN
AT
ISLANDS
Seiners
go
to
Wc't
Coast
Where
Salmon
Reported
Most
Numerous
i
SKIDKOATK,
sept.
7
Chum
Sainton
are
riinnlnglnrll,
the
biggest
run
being
rrNirrd
so
far
on
the
;
nrt
rul
at
Muou
Channrl.
All
i
seiner
left
for
the
gruuiul
Sunday
etrnlns.
4
I'hiini
lire
alo
huKlng
up
well
urouml
Skl'legalr
.Inlet.
The
trollrri
Minnie
V.,
Torbeg,
(.('.
Iliiy,
Paint
May
and
Hnytlew
4-aine
In
u
da)
or1,
two
ag
Iruni
the
Mrxt
wt
anVI
are
M-uutlng
around
the
r-at
cMt
for
rohiies.
VANGUARD
VEIN
TEN
FEET
WIDE
Further
Probing
Into
Big
Strike
Last
Week
Enhances
Aspect
of
Its
Importance
HIGH
GRADE
CHALCOPYRITE
Victor
Spencer-A.
I).
McRae
In
terests
Also
Active
on
Other
Alice
Arm
Properties
The
big
vein
of
copper
ore.
encoun
tered
recently
on
the
Vanguard
pro
perty
at
Alice
Arm
In
the
course
of
development
work
being
carried
by
Henry
Heldeman
for
the
Victor
Spencer-A.
D.
McRae
Interests
of
Vancouver,
has
now
been
cut
through
and
Is
proven
to
be
9
feet
8
Inches
wide
according
to
word
received
In
the
city
from
Alice
Arm.
The
whole
vein
Is
composed
of
high
grade
chalccpyrlte
ore
and
was
en
countered
at
a
depth
of
200
feet.
The
vein
Is
now
being
drifted
on
along
the
footwall
In
order
to
ascertain
the
extent
of
the
ore
shoot.
The
drift
la
now
in
25
feet
and
the
ore
Is
equally
as
rich
as
that
encountered
In
the
cross-cut
tunnel.
Development
work
by
the
same
In
terests
on
the
Red
Point
property
Is
also
proceeding
with
all
possible
rapidity.
While
the
main
tunnel
la
being
pushed
ahead,
a
new
tunnel
la
being
started
at
hgiher
elevation
and
it
is
confidently
hoped
that
ore
will
be
encountered
In
a
very
short
.time.
LOOr.F.KS.
KII.I.KI).
ELMA,
Wash.,
Sept.
7,
Two
loggers
were
killed
and
a
third
fatally
Injured
when
a
skyline
broke
while
the
men
were
working
at
a
camp
ot
the
Mumby
Company
of
Malone.
INFANTILE
PARALYSIS
EDMONTON,
Sept.
7.
Five
deaths
were
reported
over
the
week
end
from
Infantll
paralysis.
PRAIRIE
CROP
IS
HALF
CUT
Alberta
Uads
With
Heavy
Yield
and
Freedom
From
Rust
WINNIPEG.
Sept.
7.
Good
progress
In
the
cutting
of
wheat
and
other
grain
throughout
western
Canada
la
reported
by
the
twentieth
weekly
report
of
the
crop
situations
Issued
by
the
Canadian
National
Railways.
Rata
in
some
quarter
has
hampered
the
work
in
the
fields,
but
bright
weather
."oliow.r.g
it
has'
made
quick
resum-oticn
possible.
Manitoba
reports
from
75
to
7S
per
cent
of
her
wheat
cut.
ka:chewan
and
Alberta
average
'bout
fifty
per
cent
with
some
local-..'cs
reporting
even
greater
advance-nent.
Threshtsg
hsi
started
here
snd
vrre
and
will
be
general
in
most
dls-rict
this
week,
other
grain
are
being
-rreared
rapidly,
some
barley
has
been
'nped
erd
rye
threshing
Is
completed
at
different
points.
Alberts
still
stands
on
top
with
a
very
healthy
growth,
the
yield
Is
hvv;
ind
remarkably
free
of
damage.
Rust
slight,
lodging
Is
being
overcome
and
Called
crops
are
picking
up
superbly.
e
Brareau
district
some
distance
nnhwest
of
Edmonton,
reports
a
bet-'.
ter
crop
titan
was
antlclpsted.
Rust
causes
lowering
nf
the
grade
In
several'
areas
of
central
Manitoba
and
Saskatchewan,
but
on
the
whole,
the
damage
I
not
very
heavy.
Wind
and
rain
were
responsible
for
the
downing
of
some
whest
In
Manitoba,
but
farmers
have
bought
grain
saving
guards
to
attach
to
the
binder
knives
and
these
will
save
most
of
the
Injured
crop.
OLIVER
WILL
'IS
PROBATED
Ttal
Estate
I
.eft
.
by,
Late
Pre
mier
Amounts
to
$75,502.92
for
Widow
and
Children
VANCOUVER.
Sept.
7.
The
will
of
the
late
Premier
Oliver
which
wa
pro
bated
today
leaves
an
estate
valued
at
$75402.92.
The
beneficiaries
are
the
widow,
five
sons
and
three
daughters.
Under
the
will,
which
was
dated
July
15
of
this
year,
the
widow
receives
a
life
Income
from
the
estate
except
a
considerable
portion
of
the
Delta
estate
of
which
his
son
William
Arthur
has
the
free
use
for
life.
The
will
mentions
that
Mrs.
Oliver
is
to
receive
title
to
the
family
residence,
at
Victoria,
P.O.E.
debentures
worth
340
and
11.000
in
Dominion
bonds.
The
residue
ot
the
estate
1
divided
Into
81
parts
and
to
each
of
hi-
sons
and
daughters
he
has
bequeathed
parts,
stating
reasons
for
so
doing.
The
will
desired
that
the
total
co&i
of
the
funeral
should
not
exceed
500.
The
estate
Included
the
Delta
estate
valued
at
$27,240;
monies
secured
by
mortgage
$18,162.99
and
securities
for
money
$20,148.64.
Cash
in
bank
12.642.
LONDON
TO
LONDON
-
PLANE
SETS
OFF
ON
FLIGHTJO
ENGLAND
HARBOR
GRACE,
Nfld..
Sept.
7.
The
London
to
London
plane
Sir
John
Car-
ling
hopped
off
at
724
this
morning
for
England
with
Captain
Terry
Tully
and
Lieut.
James
Mcdealf
as
pilots.
VANCOUVER
LADY
IS
INJURED
IN
SOUTH
SACRAMENTO,
Sept.
7.
Mrs.
Es
telle
Dorway
of
Vancouver
wa
seriously
injured
when
the
Shasta
Limited
on
the
Southern
Pacific
lines
was
wrecked
at
Zamora.
Dozens
of
people
suffered
bruises
and
contusions.
PROGRAM
FOR
FAIR
1
TODAY
(WEDNESDAY)
3.00
.p.iri.-la8eball,
Stewart-Hyder
vs.
Prince
Rupert.
iG.OO
.ji.tri.i-Football,
Gilhuly
Cup
final,
Moose
vs.
RegimenC
'l8.00
'p.m.4Performance
by
Cowboys
with
music
by
Miss
OIlie
v
.
-.r
:
Curtis,
champion
cowgirl
rider.
,
'.
Girls'
Drill
Team,
special
performance.
THURSDAY
'
,
.10.30
a.m.-
Native
Football,
Kispiox
vs.
Aiyansh.
1.00
p.m.
Grand
Parade.
'
t
1.30
p.m.
Irospectors'
Race
at
Acropolis
Hill.
2.00
p.m.
Stampede.
Special
attraction:
Ben
Self
and
Bill
Sherman
riding
wildest
steers
of
the
bunch
for
a
side
bet
of
$100.
8.00
p.m.
In
Exhibition
Building,
Bob
Greenfield's
Commanders.
Also
large
and
varied
program.
Airplane
En
Route
to
Rome
Sent
Out
S.O.S.
But
No
Trace
Is
Found
NEW
YORK,
September
7.
An
S.O.S.
from
the
airplane
"Old
Glory"
en
route
from
Old
Orchard,
Maine,
to
Rome,
was
received
at
8.30
this
morning,
G.M.T.,
when
the
monoplane
was
500
miles
east-aortheast
of
Newfoundland.
Beyond
the
fact
that
the
crew,
Lloyd
Bertaud,
Jarce
Hill
und
Phillip
Payne
are
in
the
grip
of
some
tragedy,
there
are
no
details.
Liners
and
warships
are
racing
to
the
assistance
of
the
flyers.
The
Transylvania
reached
the
scene
of
the
message
but
there
was
no
trace
of
the
senders.
The
position,
however,
is
uncertain,
owing
U
the
speed
of
the
plane.
The
plane
carried
a
collapsible
boat
T)(YJ
A
I
UJIMTlCflD
so
that
if
a
landing
ws
mad.
they
j
would
b
in
saiciy.
-
NEW
YORK.
Sept.
7.
Ship
in
the
Kcrth
Atlantic
today
reported
high
sea
ind
a
atrong
wind.
pixriii:
OF
WATER
STOPPED
TRAFFIC
rOKTLAMt
STKIIETS
PORTLAND,
Sept.
7.
Deluged
by
torrents
ot
rain
the
streets
became
rivers
of
water
yesterday
afternoonr
The
sewert
wre
unable
to
carry
oS
the
water
with
the
result
that
the
hasementa
and
conduits
were
flooded
and
much
damage
resulted.
So
deep
was
the
wster
on
the
streets
at
some
places
that
traffic
was
stopped.
PATTULLO
TO
SPEND
TWO
WEEKS
IN
NORTH
MlniMer
.
of
Loud,
and
Member
of
Le-l.Iaturr
-
fr
ITlm-e--
Rupert
Here
Today
Hon.
T.
D.
Pattullo.
minister
ot
lands
and
member
of
the
legislature
for
Prince
Rupert,
arrived
on
the
Prince
George
this
afternoon
from
Victoria.
He
wUl
be
In
the
north
for
two
weeks
during
which
time
be
wUl
make
a
tour
of
part
of
the
constituency
of
Skeena
with
the
member.
Dr.
H.
C.
Wrlnch,
who
Is
expected
In
the
city
to-j
1
day
to
meet
htm.
COMMUNAL
RIOTS
!
NANGPUR,
INDIA
LONDON,
Sept.
7.
Communal
rioting
at
Nangpur,
British
India,
resulting
In
the
death
of
15
persons,
Is
reported.
Many
families
are
leaving
the
city,
fear
ing
renewal
of
the
trouble.
tIAGPUR,
British
India,
Sept
.7.
(Later)
Twenty-two
people
are
stated
to
have
been
killed
and
more
than
one
hundrd
injured
In
the
Hindu-Moslem
riots
Sunday
and
Monday.
PUGET
SOUND
SALMON
PACK
IS
MUCH
LOWER
EVERETT.
Washington,
Sept.
7.
This
year's
salmon
pack
on
Puget
Sound
runs
about
400.000
cases
compared
with
525.000
in
1926.
The
run
of
fish
was
at
its
height
when
the
season
closed
last
night
at
midnight.
OIL
STOCKS
JUMP
ON
NEW
MARKET
MARKET
NEW
YORK.
Sept.
7.
A
sensational
20
point
advance
In
Houston
Oil
fea
tured
a
sharp
upturn.
In
stock
prices
today
which
carried
Che
general
list
to
a
new
high
record
of
all
time.
FIRE
IN
VANCOUVER
DAMAGES
C.P.R.
SHED
VANCOUVER.
Sept.,
7
Fire
did
8.0O0
damage
to
the
CP.
R.
freight
shed.
Number
3
at
the
foot
of
Granville
Street
this
morning.
HAM
UNO
FROM
BEAM.
CHEMAINUS,
Sept.
7.-rCharles
Her.
toert
uurkett,
27
years
ci
age,
was
found
banging
from
a
beam
in
a
barn
on
his
mother's
farm
yesterday.
ROIM)
WOttLI)
FLYERS
RANGOON,
Sept.
7.
Brock
and
Schlee,
the
round
the
world
aviators,
are
here
this
afternoon
from
Calcutta.
PRICE
OF
WHEAT
VANCOUVER.
Sept.
7.
Number
1
Nor-thern
wheat
was
quoted
today
at
141.
Sister
Anna
of
St.
Joseph's
Convent!
here
returned
on
the
Prince
Oeorgei
:.
Ht
.,-!-.'.
;i
frMI'
a
Tip
south
J
fljj
fj
liLJUlV
HARBOR
GRACE
Plane
Reaches
First
Objective
Before
Leaving
on
Long
Hop
Across
Atlantic
OLD
ORCHARD,
Maine.
Sept.
7-The
Windsor
to
Windsor
monoplane
Royal
Windsor,
with
C.
A.
Schiller
and
Phil
Wocd
aboard,
took
off
for
Harbor
Grace,
Newfoundland,
at
445
this
morning
where
they
will
refuel
for
England.
The
takc-eff
was
perfect
and
the
rose
without
effort
after
a
short
run
and
short
circle
of
the
beach
the
raced
to
sea.
The
conditions
were
favorable,
visibility
being
good
and
a
northwest
wind.
She
took
the
air
easily.
HARBOR
ORACE,
Sept.
7
The
Royal
Windsor
arrived
here
at
1240.
Tum
vu
T
rn
1
WU
MLLmJ
IN
COLLISION
Second
Sections
of
Imperial
Limited
Meet
Near
Calgary
CALGARY,
Sept.
7.
Engineer
J.
W.
Fay
and
fireman
,E.
W.
Winifred,
both
of
Calgary,
were
killed
and
two
pas
sengers
whose,
names
are
unknown
were
slightly
hurt
when
the
Canadian
Pacific
passenger
train,
the
second
Number
and
the
Second
Number.
2
of
the
Im
perial
Limited,
collided
head-on
at.
3.43
this
morning
at
Dalemead,
48
miles
east
of
Calgary.
Both
the
eastbound
and
westbound
train
were
travelling
In
two
sections.
Both
engines
were
badly
damaged.
The
men
killed
were
in
the
westbound
train.
U.S.
BOAT
WAS
FIRED
UPON
Hit
Five
Times
by
Chinese
Machine
Guns
But
Silenced
Enemy
WASHINGTON,
D.C..
Sept.
7
Admiral.
Williams,
commander
of
'
the
United
States
Asiatic
fleet,
.reyrted
that'
the
mine
sweeper
Pigeon
was
heavily
fifed
upon
by
machine
guns
at
Slshang,
12
miles
above
Nanking.
The
vessel
replied,
silencing
the
Chinese
fire.
The
pigeon
was
hit
five
time
but
there
were
no
casualties.
ALTERATIONS
NOW
IN
C.P.R.C0AST
SERVICE
The
Canadian
Pacific
Coast
Steamship
Services
announce
that
the
tailing
ot
the
Alaska
service
from
Vancouver,
September
8,
Prince
Rupert
September
10
for
Ketchikan
in
cancelled.
Also
the
sailing
of
the
S.S.
Princess
Beatrice,
Prtnee
Rupert
to
Vancouver,
September
17.
1
cancelled.
For
other
tailings,
see
advertisement.
THREE
CANDIDATES
NORTH
HURON
RIDING
WINNIPEG.
Sept.
7.
Archie
Hlstop,
Liberal,
and.
George
Spotton,
United
Farmer,
and
Sheldon
Bricker,
Conservative,
were
nominated
Monday
in
the
federal
riding
of
North
Huron
made
vacant
by
the
death
of
John
King,
Progressive.
CHAMBERLAIN
SUPPORTS
CANADAJOR
LEAGUE
GENEVA.
Sept.
7
-Sir
Austen
Chamberlain
told
newspapermen
yesterday
that
he
would
support
Canada's
candidacy
for
a
non-permanent
teat
In
"the
'-'ninc'l
of
the
League
of
Nations.