25
TAXI
ind
Ambulance
Service)
Anywhere
at
Anytime'
Stand;
Exchange
Huildlnf
MATT
VIDECK.
Prop.
XVII
.
No
212
FAIR
IE
AGUE
iAS
ENGINES
ARE
DANGEROUS
jlarbor
Muster
at
Vancouver
Drawn
Attention
to
Them
and
I
rges
Education
VANCOCVBR.
Sept.
10.
-Education
I
ii'.y
mean
of
Impreesang
laueh
(
:
if
tbe
extreme
danger
of
gaeo-iiic'.cd
ciuitne
and
stove
to
pre-&
recurrence
of
Monday's
explosion
d
"he
launch
Sutll
In
which
Jean
',
tclaw
perlst.ed
was
streared
by
Com-
lc
Reed,
harbor
master,
at
tlx
in-x
'
Friday.
1
j
verdict
of
the
coroner"
jury
found
ii'
i
blame
attached
to
any
person.
.
1
dc-lared
that
an
explosion
could
.
occur
cm
many
launches
In
Van-c;
Harbur
as
many
of
them
had
ii
a:;k-
cnted
under
the
deck
which
ei
an
extremely
danr'rous
practice.
WOMAN
HAS
TO
PAYALIONY
Fifty
Dollars
a
Month
for
Four
Months
Assessed
Against
Mrs.
iAirentzen
'.03
ANGELES,
Sept.
10.
Per
the
:me
in
the
history
of
the
ttate
'
ntlforola
a
woman
wa
en
to
y
a'lfaTemafnffr&inee
arts
.
band
pending
the
outcome
of
r
or:e
motion.
The
ruling
wai
a:''
under
the
new
law.
t
Mrs
Lorentzen
and
Harold
:n:
icn
sught
to
compel
the
other
;::
.umony
but
the
hueband
satis-
i
t
ie
court
that
he
la
without
fundi
:
.s
-
ie
wife
is
found
to
have
4.000
.5
bank
and
a
monthly
Income
of
l53
Tne
alimony
awarded
la
ISO
.1
for
four
montha.
INFLUENZA
IN
FAR
NORTH
Hrought
Under
Control
by
Hureau
of
Education
Teachers
and
Nurses
AKISK
Alaska,
Sept.
10
More
than
iw
hundred
are
dead
among
the
Es
k
ii.
ot
the
Kuskoksln
River
region
I'
j
influenza
thla
lummer
but
the
epl
&
has
been
finally
controlled
by
the
ted
8!
a
tea
bureau
of
eduoatlon
teach-c
and
nurse
by
heroic
effort.
The
t'L
icx
ti
pp
reached
the
aerlousneas
of
'
'J
:!
1919.
The
dlvea.se
atruck
a
flab-1
amp
and
was
then
carried
to
the
'-'..Ins
villages.
UNITED
STATES
WON
DOUBLES
j
Beat
Franco
in
Davis
Cup
Tennis
(ianie
Yesterday
at
Philadelphia
I
PHILADELPHIA.
Sept.
10.
The'
"ailed
States
took
the
.
doubles
from
Fan
in
the
Davis
Cup
tennis
scries
!icn
Tilden
and
Frances
Hunter
de-fcated
Jacques
Brugnon
and
Rene
Borotra
3-6.
6-3.
6-3,
4-0,
6-4.
HOSPITAL
DELEGATES
ATTEND
OFFICIAL
TEA
VICTORIA,
Sept.
JO.
Addresses
by
g-'afluate
nurses
and
discussion
of
the
auonal
standard
required
of
nursing
candidates
and
a
tea
at
Government
nouie,
featured
the
afternoon
activities
01
the
annual
convention
of
the
B.
Hospitals
Association.
'
KOSSLAND
WON
THIRD
GAME
OF
BASEBALL
VANCOUVER,
Sept.
10.
Rossland
de-
iied
Fraser
Mills
5
to
4
in
the
third
Kame
of
the
B.C.
baseball
playoff.
The
"nal
re
taking
place
here
this
after-
"
ms
PRIM
E
RUPERT.
H.C.
SATURDAY.
SEPTEMBER
10.
1027
OF
MTIONS
ASSURED
GERMANY
IS
FOR
LOT
WON
BY
MRS.
DUPU1S
Haysport
Udy
Takes
Exhibition
Prize
With
Ticket
2837
Dance
Iirings
Fair
to
Close
Mr.
M.
A.
Dupvls,
keeper
of
a
gen
eral
a
lore
and
hotel
and
postmistress
at
Hayoport.
was
Uie
winner
of
the
lot
offered
by
the
rwlr
Board
In
connection
with
Hie
sale
of
menaberahlp
ticket.
As
Mr.
Dupul
la
not
In
the
city
today.
It
Is
not
known
whether
she
Intend
to
keep
the
lot.
which
i
n
Second
Avenue
near
MeBride
Street,
or
aoeept
the
offer
of
11,000
made
by
Olof
Hanson
for
the
property.
The
lucky
number
was
2837.
The
drawing
took
place
at
the
dance
last
night
In
the
Exhibition
Hall.
Blindfolded.
MiM
Ollie
Curtis.
Williams
Lake
cow
girl,
picked
the
number
ou.
f
an
electric
washing
machine,
which
had
atlrrcd
the
ticket
around,
In
tb
presence
of
police
officers.
The
dance,
originally
Intended
as
a
Sow
Bay
ball,
brought
the
Exhibition
estlvltles
to
a
clone.
Although
some
thing
over
800
persons
were
present,
there
were
only
a
few
In
costume
and
the
prize
'tor
the
beet
get-up
was
awarded
to
Ben
Betf.
Bob
dreenfltWs
orchestra'
supplied
the
mutic
and
danalng
was
kept
up
until
130
am.
Ben
Self
was
master
if
eeiemettie.
'Daring
the
efeeng,
-
drawings
wcie
made
for
raffles
conducted
by
the
Women's
Auxiliary.
Mrs.
B.
J.
Bacon
with
tleket
99,
won
a
salad
bowl
and
Mrs.
Carlisle,
with
No.
79,
won
a
eonsol
set.
The
tickets
were
drawn
by
little
Archie
Thompson
In
the
presence
of
Mrs.
F.
a.
Fyle.
president
of
the
Auxll
lary.
Other
Items
on
the
evening's
pro
gram
Included
exhibitions
by
tne
Prince
Rupert
dills'
Drill
Team
under
the
direction
of
Alex.
Mitchell
and
Douglas
Friaeell
and
an
exhibition
of
fire
eatlne
by
M1m
Edith
Ross,
a
visitor
to
town.
ONLY
CANADIAN
FISH
SOLD
THIS
MORNING
Total
of
ll-ViO
rounds
of
Halibut
Of
fered
at
Exchange
This
Morning
Only
Canadian
halibut
wai
offered
at
the
Fish
Exchange
this
morning,
six
vieaels
selling
a
total
of
42.500
pounds
at
from
15.4e
and
7e
to
16c
and
7c.
Ar
rivals
and
sales
were
aa
follows:
Rase
Spit.
14.000
pounds,
Atlln
Fish
erie.
Edward
Llpsctt,
6.000
pound,
Atlln
Fisheries.
Alkl,
9,000
pounds,
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
15.7c
and
7c.
Joe
Baktr.
6,505
pounds.
Royal
Fish
Co..
15.5c
and
7c.
Ringleader.
5,000
pounds,
and
N.
and
S..
2,000
pounds.
Canadian
Fish
St
Cold
Storage
Co.,
15.5c
and
6c.
MEMBERS
OF
CANADIAN
CHAMBER
OF
COMMERCE
VISIT
CITY
NEXT
WEEK
Next
Sunday
morning
C.P.R.
teamer
Princess
Louise,
northbound
to
Skagway,
will
hsve
on
board
about
100
members
of
the
Canadian
Chamber
of
Commerce,
who
will
be
making
the
Alaska
trip
following
their
convention
In
Vancouver.
On
the
Thursday
following,
the
party
will
be
here
agalrj
southbound
and
at
that
time
will
be
entertained
by
the
local
Board
of
Trade,,
f
VANCOUVER
EXCHANGE
B.C.
Silver
coast
Copper
.cork
Province
Dunwell
Olacler
Gladstone
Indian
...
L.
snd
L.
Leadsmlth
....
Lucky
Jim
....
I
.,nv.At
Vfptnl
JVlttii.IVO
"
"
premier
porter
Idaho
.
.
.
Richmond
silversmith
Surf
Inlet
Bid.
Asked
1.47
1.55
14.75
15.00
l
"
.06
ii
.07
Vi
.63
.65
.0614
.14M
.19
.07
H
.0714
.07
.04
.05
30
.27
.10
.13
2.35
i3S
237
32
1
33
.18
.21
.01
',4
-O1
Northern
and
WITH
A
f
(l.OMNO
day
iiati:
ItLUUTS
AT
I
till
exceed
last
veau
t
Oate
receipts
to
Exhibition
activities
yesterday
totallel
M7l
made
up
of
IK3
which
390
peo-
pie
paid
to
see
the
Stampede
in
the
afternoon
and
MM
adnJs-
alotia
paid
by
Kci
person
en-
j
tertng
the
dance
In
the
hall
Ut
,
night.
Last
year
on
the
closing
day.
gate
receipt
totalled
M63
Ineludlng
U13
0
paid
ou
the
grounda
for
the
KetehUan-
Prince
Rupert
baseball
game
and
4433.50
to
the
dance
In
ttw
'
evening.
FAIR
SURPLUS
NOWASSURED
I
Not
Ascertained,
However,
if
It
Will
Offset
Eajst
Year's
Indebtedness
Hough
estimate
of
the
I'alr
Hoard's
flnanrUI
uliiatlon,
folloMlnc
the
l!!7
Exlilblli'in,
Indicate
that
the
eent
I
Ills
year
will
ohow
a
uh-utantlal
aurplus
but,
whetliur
or
not
Hut
Mirplu
will
lie
sdfllrlent
to
roier
lal
jrar's
deficit,
ktlll
reinalua
to
be
keen.
Frank
llibb,
president
Of
the
Hoard,
cave
awiiram'
today
that
the
Italanre
of
Jat
ear's
liabilities
"Would
be
lm
medl.il
ely
clcareif
off.
Oier
f'i.WM)
an
realized
by
lha
Hoard
In
I
he
kale
of
membership
llrkrts
on
uliirh
the
Seeond
.tirnue
lot
was.
drawn.
One
(imiorr,
.Mr
(I.
E.
(lulUk,
Mild
oier
l,0U
worth
of
ticket.
WINNIPEG
REACHES
SIX
MILLION
MARK
BUILDING
PERMITS
WINNIPEG;,
Sept
10
Building
permits
In
Winnipeg
this
season
are
well
away
to
reach
the
17,000.000
mark,
and
It
Is
expected
that
by
the
end
of
the
month
that
figure
will
be
reached.
Permit
now
total
$0,175,000,
being
materially
aided
by
the
1100.000
permit
taken
out
by
the
National
Trust
Co.
Xor
extensive
alterations
to
the
Garry
building.
Several
contracts
of
considerable
proportions
will
be
awarded
shortly
for
city
buildings
and
those
will
swell
the
total.
The
number
of
bulldlnss
erected
this
season,
or
which
are
In
course
of
construction,
numbers
2.030.
and
the
total
permits,
3,330.
LITTLE
BOY
DIES
HERE
DURING
FAIR
VISIT
OF
PARENTS
Their
vUlt
to
the
city
for
the
Fair
proved
a
sad
one
for
Alex
Williams,
section
hand
at
Tyee
station,
and
Mrs.
Williams
whose
three-year-old
son,
Edgar,
was
sel7ed
with
convulsions
yesterday
afternoon
and
died
about
11
o'clock
last
night
at
the
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital
where
he
had
been
admitted
alx
hours
previous.
The
little
lad
had
not
been
ailing
untl
yesterday.
The
body
will
be
taken
on
this
evening's
train
to
Port
Esslngton
where
Interment
will
be
held.
WINNIPEG
ASKED
TO
OPEN
HOMES
TO
VISITING
POLITICIANS
WINNIPEG,
Sept.
10.
-Two
thousand
householders
In
this
city
are
being
invited
to
open
their
homes
to
delegates
to
the
Dominion.
wide
Conservative
convention
which
.will
start
a
three-day
session
here
October
10.
This
wa
decided
upon
at
a
meeting
of
Conservative
organizations
held
here
recently
in
view
of
the
fact
that
hotel
room
will
be
Insufficient.
DONCASTER
CUP
WON
BY
DERBY'S
FILLY
DONCASTER.
Sept.
10,-iord
Derby's
PRINCE
RUPERT
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
GIANTS
NEAR
LEAGUE
HEAD
t
Cubs
Drop
Into
Fourth
Place
as
Ikll's
Homer
Takes
Two
in
'
With
Him
.
The
National
League
race
buzzed
ith
trns.ou
today.
a
the
clubs
were
otv;bcd
into
the
thttkest
combat
of
ymn
with
the
Pirates
holding
a
half
)Md
,
vrr
thc
ofants.
Bewildered,
the
Clcago
Cubs
yester-
AtJ
Ml
ore
ttie
o.tnu
and
dropped
luto
fourth
place
with
St.
LouU
In
third
by
winning
a
ten
toning
battle
from
Bro.klya
aided
by
Bill's
homer
with
two
on.
4
The
American
race.
Is
a
runaway
for
the
Yankees
who
now
require
but
three
victories
in
the
reatalnlng
nineteen
gxeo
tj
clinch
the";
pennant.
Yeeter-
day
score
follow:-
VATIOSAt-
LK.(ll
E
New
York
7.
Chicago
a.
Brooklyn-St.
Louis
postponed.
Philadelphia
a.
Pittsburg
3.
Boston
1.
Cincinnati
8.
A.IEKICAS
IXAIilE
S.
Louis
3.
New
York
9.
Detroit
6.
Philadelphia
a.
Cleveland
1,
Boston
6.
OLD
COUNTRY
FOOTBALL
KMII.ISII
I.K
tm
K.
Olv.
I.
Aston
Villa
a,
AnH-nal
2.
uury
i,
uircon
u.
Cardltf
1.
Middle
boro
3.
Derby
County
3,
Leicester
I.
Ever
.on
S,
Birmingham
3.
Manchester
United
1.
Newcastle
.7.
Sheffield
United
5.
Burnley
.
Sunderland
3,
Liverpool
1.
Tottenham
3,
Huddersfleld
3.
West
Ham
4,
Portsmouth
2.
DliMon
II.
15a
rn
ley
3.
Swansea
3.
Blackpool
0,
Clapton
1.
.
Fulham
1,
Chelsea
1.
Orunsby
1.
Bristol
City
4.
Notts
County
0.
Southampton
0.
Oldham
3,
Stoke
City
1.
Port
Vale
1.
Hull
City
2.
Reading
1.
WestSromwlch
4.
South
Shields
0.
Manchester
City
1
Wolverhampton
2.
Preston
3.
Leeds
United
4.
Notts
Forest
0.
SCOTTISH
I.KAOl
K.
Dlv
I.
Aberdeen
4,
Hibernians
2.
Airdrleonlans
2.
Hamilton
0.
Boness
2.
Dundee
0.
Celtic
3,
Queen's
Park
0.
Cowdenbeath
1,
Kilmarnock
1,
Hearts
5,
Dunfermline
0.
Motherwell
2.
Falklrk3.
PartlckO,
Rangers
6.
St.
Johnstone
0,
Clyde
0.
St.
Mlrren
4,
Ralth
Rovers
2.
HHITISIIEUS
WIS
NEW
WESTMINSTER,
Sept.
10.
The
British
and
Ontario
lawn
bowlers
defeated
New
Westminster
and
district
195
to
83
today.
".....
.
JAP
PRINCESS
HORN.
TOKIO,
Sept.
10
Empress
Nagako
of
Japan
gave
birth
to
a
daughter
Terrace
Orchards
and
Homes
Charm
the
Visitor
Who
Sees
(By
II.
F.
Pullen)
Those
of
us
who
sit
at
home
in
Prince
Rupert
do
not
,
realize
how
the
country
is
developing
and
what
the
people
of
the
outside
are
doing.
The
other
day
I
made
a
brief
week
end
trip
to
Terrace
and
the
apples
on
the
trees
there
was
a
sight
for
sore
eyes.
I
was
told
that
the
season
had
been
a
drv
one
and
that
thin
its
wpcp
nnt
up
to
their-usual
form,
but
those
apples
were
splendid
and
they
were
in
evidence,
evervhere:,.
.Every
garden
had
its
trees
and
most
of
them
were
ladenwith.
fruit.
e
were
the
guests
of
James
McRae,
formerly
of
this
city,
who
has
lately
taxen
to
himself
a
ranch
at
Kltsumkalumt
a
couple
of
miles
from
Terrace,
Just
across
from
the
famous
Frank
Ranch
and
a
hundred
yards
or
so
from
the
R.
L.
Mackintosh
country
house.
It
Is
the
old
place
formerly
occupied
by
Dad
Wicks.
I
did
not
see
the
place
In
the
old
laays
out
according
to
all
accounts
It
three-year-old
filly
by
Throne
won
the
.had
become
badly
run
down,
thebulld-Daucaiter
Cup
today.
lugs,
had
gone
into
decay
and
the
GOOD
r::::;;:;::;:
IOII
AERIAL
STIDY
OF
INTERIOR
ROAD
KOl'TE
Everything
la
now
ready
as
far
as
the
nrovlnclal
denartment
of
public
works
I
concerned
for
the
making
of
the
aerui
recon-
,
alaaa4.ee
of
the
route
between
ua'ioy
Kapids
and
Terrace
for
the
Skeena
River
highway.
H.
C.
WhlUker.
locating
engineer
for
the
department,
has
cen
selected
tn
make
the
ob-
serrations
and
will
arrive
In
the
eity
on
this
afternoon's
train
ttom
Oedarvale
where
he
la
en-
f8a
"
locating
that
part
of
rod
between
Ccdarvale
and
Uk.
The
reconalskance
will
be
made
as
soon
as
Major
D.
R.
Mwlaren.
DSO.
of
the
PacUle
Airways
sees
fit
.
4
GERMANYIS
FOR
PEACE
Will
Accept
Compulsory
Arbitration
Clause
of
League
of
Nations
(1
F.N
EVA,
Sept.
1
Peace
a
a
future
gulldlng
policy
for
mankind
reeelved
a
big
Impetus
at
the
hi-Hembly
ot
the
Iaguej
of
Nations
(iiiMui
Mrroeniunii,
roreten
mini-ter,
that
they
would
accept
llie
compulsory
arbitration,
clause
of
the
world
court
of
jiiktlce
and
In
solemn
lone
a-urrrt
the
assembly
Hut
(iermany
would
not
only
travel
along
ihe
road
of
peace
but
would
seek
to
be
the
pioneer
In
eterythlng
that
pertained
to
peace.
EDMONTON
BUILDING
REACHESTWO
MILLION
(Edmonton
Journal)
At
the
end
of
August
the
Edmonton
building
permits
had
passed
the
two
million
dollar
mark.
This
Is
far
from
being
a
record.
During
the
years
lm
mediately
before
the
war
much
larger
flgurea
were
reached.
But
as
compared
with
those
of
recent
times.
It
Is
a
remarkably
good
one.
With
the
confidence
that
the
successful
outcome
of
the
season's
agricultural
operations
has
Inspired,
an
unusually
active
period
H
likely
during
the
autumn
months
and
the
year's
total
should
reach
much
larger
proportions
than
that
now
recorded.
PRIDE
OFlETROlf
IS
MAKING
PROGRESS
SHANGHAI,
Eept.
10.
The
seaplane
Pride
of
Detroit
arrived
here
this
even
ing
from
Hong
Kong
and
Is
leaving
for
Koklo
Sunday.
PRICE
OF
WHEAT
VANCOUVER,
Sept.
10.
The
price
of
No.
1
Northern
wheat
here
Is
1.42V.
.
.
,
,
Great
Progress
Being
Made
i
fences
were
down.
But
it
is
a
different
picture
that
Is
seen
there
today.
The
fences
are
up,
the
land
cultivated,
the
house
has
been
rebuilt
and'
other
buildings
repaired.
More
than
that,
the
apple
trees
are
laden
with
fruit
of
the
very
finest
quality
uch
as
yellow
transparent,
Mackintosh
Reds
and
Duchess
of
Oldenburgh.
Also
there
were
abundance
of
crabs
and
Jim
told
continued
on
page
two)
better
riding
ON
SECOND
DAYI
Eddie
'Hambriss
and
Miss
Ollie
Curtis
Winner
of
Champion
ship
lUding
Events
There
waa
a
great
Improvement
In
the
form
of
both
horse
aud
'men
at
yes-
terday
afternoon's
Stampede
a
pared
with
the
events
the
day
pre
vious.
The
stock
had
apparently
re
covered
from
1U
tram
trip
and
there
were
some
spirited
iuus
both
by
steers
and
broncho.
There
were
only
fejr
nunureo
apersawr.
as
.comparw,
w:ui
uie
inouaana
on
me
urn
aay
oui
tfeoee
who
attended
the
second
performance
git
the
most-
thrills.
The
test
ride
of
the
afternoon
wa
that
'
Eddie
Barbrlgg
whee
wild
broncho
crashed
into
the
fence
sad
broke
the
boards.
Both
rider
and
horse
went
down
but
the
former
was
still
on
op
when
they
came
up.
Bambrtgg
won
the
championship
belt
for
broncho
ousting
with
a
total
of
395
point
out
f
300.
O.
Adler
was
second
wtth
285:
Marvin
Curtis,
third.
275;
'
and
Leslie
MUlcck,
fourth,
270.
For
steer
riding.
Miss
Ollie
Curtis
won
the
ohamplonship
with
285
points:
Percy
Church
wa
second
with
270
points:
O.
Adler.
third.
265,
and
Roy
Munger.
fourth,
260.
Each
rider
tock
part
In
three
rides
to
decide
the
championships.
Other
Boston
Grill
Jed
for
pulling
leather
In
JiieL-
Wwtf
W7m&&S-T&fa'le
JiepWtOeorge.ndnna
venlle
rider:
Jack
McAbee.
Vic
McDon
ald.
Roy
Wilkinson
and
Pat
Hutch
Percy
Church
won
the
wild
horse
race,
concluding
event
on
the
program,
with
Eddie
Bambrtgg,
second.
During
the
afternoon,
little
Gordon
Munro
of
this
city
was
announced
the
winner
of
first
prise
for
the
best
entry
in
the
parade
which
was
held
on
Thursday.
Successful
local
steer
riders
were
Bronson
Hunt,
Dido
Qurvleh,
and
aalph
Smith.
The
visiting
horses
for
the
Stampede
will
be
loaded
Into
cars
today
and,
with
the
riders
returned
to
the
Interior
by
train.
The
steers
were
bought
jy
P.
Burns
Co.
SCHOONER
NOBLE
ARRIVES
VICTORIA
llnat
seized
In
South
Was
Formerly
at
Prime
Rupert
lor
Time
VICTORIA.
Sept.
10.
Seized
by
the
Canadian
custom
tor
being
In
Canadian
waters
with
liquor
aboard
taken
from
another
vessel
at
sea
the
auxiliary
sshomer
Noble
arrived
today
escorted
by
the
Milasplna.
The
Noble,
a
fifty
year
eld
sealer,
was
formerly
the
Lady
Mine
The
Lady
Mine
wa
here
a
few,
years
ago
with
a
view
to
entering
the
coasting
business
out
of
this
port
HEALTH
INSURANCE
SCHEME
IS
URGED
VICTORIA
Sept.
10
Advocating
state
Insurance
scheme
or
some
system
by
which
a
health
tax
could
be
Instituted
to
provide
free
hospital
care
for
the
public,
was
made
before
the
B.C.
Hospl.
tals
Association
by
provincial
health
officer.
Dr.
H.
E.
Young,
who
stated
that
while
the
time
was
not
opportune
tor
such
a
plan,
urged
that
a
strong
pub-
lie
opinion
be
created
along
these
lines.
JUDGES
APPOINTED
MANITOBA
PROVINCE
OTTAWA,
Sept.
10-Mr.
Justice
D.
A.
Macdonald
of
the
supreme
court
of
Manltcba
waf
pointed
chief
Justice
of
u
fSE?
?.
?S
gour.
barrister
of
Brandon,
has
been
ap-
pointed
judge
of
the
King'
Bench.
OLD
TIME
RESIDENT
OF
VANCOUVER
DIES
VANCOUVER.
Sept.
10.
H.
Mutrle,
an
old
time
resident
of
Vancouver,
once
a
member
of
the
brokerage
firm
of
Mutrle
and
Brown,
died
suddenly
yes.
'
terday
in
a
taxi.
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor,
for
hire.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN.
The
latest
and
beat
for
the
leant
Phone
457.
Price
Five
Centa
URPLUS
PEACE
land
leases
FOR
CANNERIES
Number
of
Firms
Applying
to
Provincial
Gov't.
Through
Department
of
Lands
VICTORIA.
Sept.
10.
Application
fcr
land
lease
received
by
the
depart-
of
UndJ
Vat
continued
de
velopment
of
canning
and
packing
In
the
province.
The
Mlllerd
packing
Company
of
Vancouver
have
applied
tor
a
lease
of
land
near
the
Govern
ment
wharf
at
Solntula
on
Malcolm
mand.
The
Nootka
Packing
Co.
ask
for
the
use
of
five
acres
on
the
Nootka
townslte.
the
Columbia
Fishing
Ac
Packing
Co.
of
Vancouver
for
20
acres
rn
the
south
shore
of
Harbledown
Island,
the
Lscgara
Fishing
&
Packing
Company
at
Massett
for
eight
acre
tn
Mclntyre
Bay
in
the
Queen
Charlotte
Island
district.
THREE
INDIANS
ARE
ARRESTED
Taken
to
Alberni
in
Connection
With
Death
of
Fisheries
Officer
Island
near
Clayoquot
have
been
arrested
and
removed
to
Alberni
as
the
result
of
the.
finding
of
the
body
of
Edward
Leach,
fisheries
patrol
officer,
mere
than
a
week
ago
on
board
his
stranded
launch.
It
was
stated
at
the
post
mortem
that
Leach's
bady
had
been
In
the
water
and
that
he
was
probably
drowned
rather
than
killed
by
blows
PULP
LICENSES
ADVERTISED
Large
Tract
at
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
Reing
Offered
for
Lease
VICTORIA,
Sept.
10.
Tenders
for
pulp
licences
to
cut
spruce,
hemlock
and
cedar
at
Copper
Bay
and
Grey
Bay
on
Moresby
Island
In
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
district,
have
been
Invited
by
the
department
of
lands
with
the
applicants
directed
to
apply
to
the
chief
forester
at
Victoria
or
Prince
Rupert.
Msre
than
80,000,000
feet
board
measure
Ui
embraced
In
the
two
licenses,
applications
to
clcse
October
13
and
30
years
being
allowed
tor
removal
of
the
timber.
MAJOR
TUDHOPE
WRECKS
PLANE
Goes
to
Meet
Empress
Liner
But
Strikes
Wharf
at
Ramouski
QUEBEC.
Sept.
10.
A
seaplane
with
which
Major
Tudhope
of
the
Royal
Canadian
alrforce
attempted
to
speed
the
transatlantic
service
by
taking
malls
frcm
the
Empress
of
France
was
wrecltea
yesterday
when
It
taUed
to
clear
Ramouski
wharf,
the
pontoon
crashing.
Major
Tudhope,
the
mechan
ician,
and
the
malls,
fell
Into
the
St.
Lawrence
River
and
were
rescued
MINING
DELEGATES
VISIT
EAST
KOOTENAY
FERNIE,
Sept.
10
Delegates
to
the
Empire
Mining
and
Metallurgical
Con
gress
spent
yesterday
In
East
Kootenay.
They
were
welcomed
by
Mayor
Irvine
and
devoted
their
time
to
Instructive
and
educational
trips
covering
all
branches
of
the
Industry
in
this
section
within
a
radius
of
100
miles.
STRIKE
CALLED
OFF.
BRISBANE,
Sept.
10.
The
Strike
of
Queensland
rallwaymen
was
called
oS
today
following
dissension
In
their
ranks.