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Boston
Grill
and
Ambulance
Servlcw
Anywhere
at
Anytime
Stand:
Exchange
Hulldlng
MATT
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Prop.
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XVII
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No.
225.
981
Miifi:
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AUIJULjU
CENTRAL
B.C.
BETTER
THAN
EVER
BEFORE
SAYS
DAWSON
Pulp
Mill
at
River
to
be
Built
and
Site
Now
Being
Cleared
Explaining
rumors
that
had
been
prevalent
in
the
city
last
mi
.
o
u
uriTii
ruirnrn
t
rno
mmam
it
h
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or
gKHj
aurnnmy
mai
uarry
believed
to
have
money
of
his
own
sue
ui.
ouinuB
.v.
uruwn
at
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B
establish,
there
a
pulp
plant.
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me
nun
IUver
on
the
Kcatall
Itiver
and
Saunder-
now
has
a
crew
of
men
at
oi.nt-i:
un'oariuion
ir
an
enriy
indcvstood
that
a
deal
covering
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pound,
to
Royal
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Co
a'
14.30c
ami
6r
Prosi
crity.
I8J0O0
pound,
to
AUIn
FJh'rtcs
at
14.400
and
Go.
Eureka.
18,600
Mkind.
JjOBaas
JJ-,
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and
7c
fr
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film.
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14
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and
7c.
CANADIAN
E:
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It
y.
6.500
pounds,
to
AUIn
PWi-
V
i
iiii
7.000
pound
to
Ottd
Storage
l
.700
pounds,
to
Allht
Flatteries
at
-
ami
8c
i.rj
.
xd
II
.
13:000
pounds,
to
Booth
..:
r-.c-
at
13c
aiid
8c
Trump
lljOQ
pound.
to
CoM
Of
raae
-
13i
and
Ac
At.ii
6.S00
pounds,
to
AUIn
rufeertea
a
13
and
Sc.
Ft
,1
Jack.
6,000
pound,
to
OMd
8tir..;r
i:i
and
6c.
BOTTLELETTER
FROMAVIATORS
Nungesscr
and
Coll
Asked
for
Aid
When
off
Halifax
Saying
Were
Lost
NOIITOLK.
Virginia.
Sept.
3.
A
bottle
cntatntng
a
mcMage
signed
by
r;uriii'vr
and
Coll
haa
been
picked
up
by
roaxiuard
patrelroen
near
Manteo,
N
rth
Carolina,
which
reads:
Wf
ar
lust
at
sea
off
Halifax.
Pl
scud
aid
immediately."
ELECTRIC
LIGHTS
SILVERADO
MINE
ARE
UNIQUE
SIGHT
An
pie
trie
lighting
system
lias
been
install
i
d
at
the
Silverado
mine
on
Marmot
Mountain
Immediately
south,
of
Stewart
and
the
Illumination
at
night
make
-
m
unique
atght
In
the
town,
the,
lights
glittering
like
a
eoivrtellatlon
of
bright
stars
in
the
-aky.
PREMIER
VISITING
CITY
OF
NELSON
TO
ADDRESS
MEETING
NELSON.
Sept.
26
Premier
MacLcan
arrived
here
Sunday
night
and
will
address
a
meeting
tonight.
He
was
non
committal
when
atked
when
the
b
election
would
be
held
in
Nelson
but
intimated
that
It
would
take
place
name
tunc
before
1023.
CAR
BARNS
BURNED
OTTAWA
LAST
NIGHT
OTTAWA.
Sept.
26
Fire
last
night
destroyed
the
win?
of
the
Ottawa
Elec-;
8tree:
Hallway
barns
anil
25
trolley
.x-
Tin
estimated
loss
Is
$00,000.
Brown's
n
inn
a...
a
f-n..
aaunuera
01
Vancouver,
who
i
as
well
as
other
financial
back-
T
I
A
I).
T,
t
work
clearing
the
site
and
making
sun
on
Duiiuing
operations.
It
is
transfer
of
the
property
may
be
closed
in
the
city
today.
Mr.
Brown
.........
..
....
j--
day
alternoon'
tnln
and
Mr.
Saunders
it
expected
today.
QueaUoeMd
with
regard
to
the
matter
after
hi
arrival
In
the
city
yesterday.
Mr.
Drawn,
while
confirming
the
fact
that
negotiations
were
under
way,
stated
Mutt
he
would
rather
that
any
statement
to
be
nude
with
regard
to
the
matter
should
come
from
Mr.
Saunders.
The
deal
ha
not
yet
been
dosed,"
be
aald.
The
Brown's
River
site
would
seem
to
be
a
very
suitable
one
for
such
an
undertaking.
There
Is
an
abundance
of
suitable
timber
Immediately
surround-tng
It
and
there
1
a
potential
water
power
hold
tog
at
well.
ENGINEER
AT
STEWART
ON
RY.
MISSION
Examines
.Mackenzie
&
Mann
Line
on
Ilehalf
of
Private
Interests
Aflrr
hating
uprnt
nrarly
a
week
at
Men-art
looking
otrr.
on
hrhalf
of
private
Intrrt-Msi.
the
Miiwlblllty
of
a
railway
up
Ik-ar
Itlvrr,
J.
(1.
Sullivan,
(-outlining
engineer
for
I
he
Canadian
radllr
Italian),
wax
a
KiMngrr
on
I
he
Prince
diaries
this
morning
bound
for
Vaarouvrr.
In
an
Interview.
Mr.
Sullivan
made
It
dear
lli.it
lilt
mission
had
no
con
nrcl
Ion
whatever
with
the
t'.P.It.
and
that
lie
had
been
merely
acting
In
ii
consulting
rapacity
for
private
Interest)..
Who
these
Interests
were,
what
they
Intended
to
do
and
what
hud
been
the
result
of
his
trip,
Mr.
Sullivan
declined
to
reveal.
Mr.
Sullivan
examined
the
condition
of
the
old
II
mile
railway
which
was
built
there
In
1910
by
Mr
Donald
.Mann
and
which
Is
now
for
sale,
the
river
and
i-reek
crossings
where
.bridges
will
have
to
be
built
and
went
as
far
as
the
Hear
Itlvrr
summit
with
a
view
to
examining
the
engineering
problems
that
might
be
presented
by
the
Hear
Itlvrr
puss.
Aside
from
examining
the
Hear
Itlvrr
valley
from
the
railway
construction
point
of
view
through
the
mountains,
he
a
I
mi
was
Interested
In
harbor
and
terminal
povltillltles.
It
was
Mr.
Sullivan
who
several
years
ago
examined
the
Pacific
(ireat
Kastcrn
Hallway
for
the
.provincial
government.
He
was
also
one
of
the
experts
who
reported
last
year
to
the
federal
government
on
the
possibility
of
a
Pacific
Coast
rail
outlet
for
the
Peace
Itlver.
broughYreindeer,
gold
and
furs
to
seattle
from
alaska
!
SEATTLE.
Sept.
20.
-Ninety-one-
llvo
reindeer
arrived
today
on
the
William
TiiDopf
from
Kuskokwtm
River,
Alaska.
The
vessel
also
brought
$75,000
worth
of
.yellow
gold
and
furs
valued
at
30O,
000.
MOSHER
AGAIN
HEAD
RAILWAY
EMPLOYEES
MONTREAL.
Sept.
26.
A.
E.
Mosher
was
re-elected
president
of
the
Canadian
(Brotherhood
ol
Railway
Employees
at
I
their
canjress
clo-ia
Saturday.
Northern
and
PIUNCE
am
lhvitd
llf
IIXJKJIX
PIRATES
HAVE
HOLD
ON
FLAG
Victory
in
Double-Header
Over,
Chicago
Cubs
Practically
Cinches
1'cnnant
for
Pittsburg
i
NEW
YORK.
Spt.
28.
Victory
in
two
games
of
a
douMe-bsader
yesterday
with
Chicago
Cuba
virtually
cinched
tar
National
League
pennant
for
the
Puts
bun.'
Pirates.
NjtwUlislai.dinr.
the
St
Louli
Cardinals
rose
very
close
to
tni-leadership
by
winning
three
week-en.
i
;
4ames
Irom
Boston
The
New
Yar
Olants
now
look
ai
though
they
nilgb.
,
finish
In
third
place
.They
shut
the
.
Ptratoa
out
S
to
nil
on
Saturday
but
their
game
yesterday
with
Brooklyn
Dodgers
was
eatled
on
account
of
darkness
at
the
end
of
the
seventh
Inning
with
no
score.
Pittsburg
can
win
the
pennant
by
taking
four
of
the
five
remaining
games
even
If
the
Olanu
and
Cardinals
take
all
theirs.
Three
wins
for
the
Pirate
wculd
make
a
three-cornered
Ue
under
almlUr
circumstance.
The
Pirates
now
have
a
two-game
lead.
Jess
Petty
of
Brooklyn
stopped
the
Olants'
advance
In
the
scortle
seven
Inning
game.
New
York
Yankees
and
Detroit
Tigers
spilt
honors
in
Um
American
League,
each
winning
over
the
other
onoe.
PhUa-
cMphta
AtAsHtea
and
Cleveland
Indian
split
a
double-header
on
Saturday.
Babe
Ruth
must
hit
three
homer
In
the
four
remalnfgame
if
-
h"tsi
tie
his
1M1
record.
(Saturday's
S-ore
NATIONAL
LHWIIL
New
York
.
Pittsburg
1.
Boston
3.
St.
Louis
4.
Philadelphia
2.
Chicago
10.
Brooklyn
0-6.
Cincinnati
1-3.
AMERICAN
LK.MIl
K
St.
Louis
2.
Washington
S.
Cleveland
3-4,
Philadelphia
4-3.
Detroit
o.
Nw
York
6.
Chicago
0.
Boston
8.
(Sunday's
(M-nre
NATIONAL
LllVdli:
Philadelphia.
8.
Cincinnati
3.
New
Ycrk
0.
Brooklyn
0.
(called
end
of
seventh
account
darkness).
Pittsburg
2-6.
Chisago
1-1.
Boston
1-6.
St.
Louis
4-6.
AMKHIC.IN
LUMlLi:
Detroit
6,
Now
York
1.
Chios
go
1,
Cleveland
10.
St.
Louis
0.
Washington
10.
LE.K1LC
KTANIIINOS
National
League
W.
L.
Pet.
Pittsburg
91
68
.611
St.
Louis
89
'
60
.597
New
Ycrk
88
60
.593
Chloago
83
69
.661
Cincinnati
71
78
.433
Brooklyn
64
86
.427
Boston
57
90
.388
Philadelphia
49
97
.336
American
League
New
York
106
44
.407
Philadelphia
89
60
.597
Washington
80
63
.548
Detroit
79
63
434
Chicago
66
82
.446
Cleveland
65
83
.439
St.
Louis
57
91
.385
Boston
60
97
.340
THREE
MINISTERS
TOURING
THE
WEST
1.
J,
Venlot.
C.
A.
Dunning
and
J.
A
Kobb
In
Winnipeg
Last
Night
en
route
Westward
WINNIPEG,
Sept.
26.
Three
cabinet
ministers.
Hon.
P.
J.
Venlot,
postmaster
general;
Hon.
C.
A.
Dunning,
minister
of
railways;
and
Hon.
J.
A.
Robb,
minister
of
finance,
arrived
here
last
night
en
route
west.
The
two
latter
will
address
several
meetings
in
Saskatchewan
md
Alberta,
and
Mr.
Venlot
will
Investigate
the
post
office
administration
about
which
complaint
has
been
made
and
then
proceed
to
the
coast
Tuesday
night.
WHALING
OPENS
IN
CALIFORNIA
WATERS
-BAN
PEDRO,
Sept.
20.
The
whaling
season
opened
off
Southern
California
yesterday
When
two
craft
of
the
newly
formed
Los
Angeles
Whaling
Company
put
to
sea
for
the
vicinity
of
San
Clements
Island.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
KUI'ERT.
B.t
..
MONDAY.
SEPTEMBEIl
26.
1927
.
.
.
I
Lieutenant
S.
II.
Vcbter,
the
B.itMh
aviator,
who
has
beaten
all
records
for
Mpeil,
thu
man
in
the
centre
of
the
group.
To
the
right
ol
him
;m
Lieut.
P.
M.
Kinkead
and
Squadron
Leader
L.
H.
Hlatler.
while
to
the
left
are
II.
M.
Sehofield
and
Lieut.
O.
L.
Worsley
British
Flyer
Smashing
All
Records
for
Speed
Making
281
Miles
an
Hour
Wins
Cup
VBNICE.
Italy.
September
20.
Plight
lieutenant
S."N.
Webster
in
4he
supermarine
Napier
S5
monoplane
today
smashed
all
seaplane
speed
records
capturing
the
famous
Schneider
Cup
for
Great
Uritain.
Italy.held
the
cup
for
the
past
year
as
a
result
of
last
year's
victory
over
the
United
States.
At
Hampton
Roa'ds
Webster
averaged
281.488
miles
an
hour
compared
with
the
record
of
24C9G
per
hour
of
Major
Mario
de
Bernard!,
who
won
lat
year.
Lieut.
Kinkead,
British,
and
three
Italians,
including
last
year's
winner,
were
forced
to
give
up
before
the
completion
of
the
course.
-
This
year's
win
makes
the
third
victory
for
Britain.
Others
were
at
Monaco
"in
1914
and
Naples
in
1922.
(1EII.M
CLASSIFIED
OF
INFANTILE
PARALYSIS
NEW
YORK,
Sept.
25.
-special
A
world
despatch
says
the
germ
of
Infantile
paralysis
has
been
definitely
classified
by
Dr.
W.
L.
Ay
cock,
head
fo
the
Harvard
Infantile
Paralysis
commission.
He
said
the
main
problem
now
Is
to
find
a
suitable
animal
to
yield
an
an
tl-toxin.
MINING
DEVELOPMENT
.
CAUSES
LABOR
DEARTH
.Members
of
Prince
Charles'
Crew
Had
to
Handle
J'rright
as
no
Other
Men
Available
Unprecedented
mining
activity
has
caused
a
dearth
of
labor
at
Stewart
according
to
word
brought
to
the
city
by
the
steamer
Prince
Charles
this
morning.
Men
were
not
available
to
unload
and
load
cargo
on
the
ship
and
members
of
tbe
vessels
crew
had
to
turn
In
andi
lend
a
band.
The
two
properties
most
In
the
public
eye
at
this
time
in
the
Portland
Canal
region
are
the
Prosperity'
and
Big
Mis
souri.
On
the
former
.property
the
Pre
mier
Oold
Mining
Co,
has
abput
flft)
men
employed
and
oh
the
latter
the
Consolidated
has
a
crew
of
over
100
men.
VANCOUVEK
;
EXC
1
1
A
NGK
Bid
Aske
Wheat
1.4IU
Coast
Copper-Cork
.15.50
.,
;
1625.
Province
.074
M
Dunwell
39
30
Oladstone
UK
.19
Independence
.
.07
V,
Indian
.05
L.
and
L
.07
V,
.08
Vj,
Lucky
Jim
.
.
.
.27
Vi
23
Marmots
.10
Premier
2.25
22H
Porter
Idaho
27
Vj
29
Richmond
.m,
.18
Silversmith
.
.
.
.?9H
21
Sunloch
.60
.65
Big
Missouri
20
.32
Qorrn
Drmnn
kJi
JUUU
IXUKsXJlYLJ
BISHOP
WILL
REAPPOINTED
Archdeacon
Ilix
Itecounts
Need
Here
and
Synod
Agreed
to
Find
Money
TORONTO,
Sept.
S6.
The
desire
of
the
Diocese
of
Caledonia
for
the
appointment
of
a
lllshop
met
the
approval
of
the
Anglican
Synod.
It
recommended
the
appointment,
al-
though
the
episcopal
endowment
funds
have
not
reached
the
amount
required
by
the
regulations
to
produce
an
annual
'revenue
of
?l,50O
before
a
Bishop
can
be
appointed.
Archdeacon
Klx
of
Prince
Ituprrt,
however,
won
the
sympathy
of
the
Assembly
by
a
stirring
recital
of
the
heroism
of
the
clergy
ami
the
scattered
peoples
to
complete
the
fund.
He
s)lnteil
out
that
rontrl-j
billions
promised
or
received
for
the
.Endowment
Fund
totalled
SX3.000,
of
which
the
clergy
of
Caledonia
Fcre
giving
12,(mk).
by
voluntary
payment
from
small
salaries,
and
that,
despite
conditions
In
England,
the
British
Missionary
Society
had
made
a
generous
contribution.
The
balance
of
the
fund
for
Caledonia
will
lie
provided
by
the
Missionary
Society.
It
transpired
that
the
following
dioceses
which
have
Hlshops
have
not
sufficiently
large
endowment
funds
to
produce
the
required
revenue
of
Sliuo
n
year:
Athabasca,
Keewatln,
Moosonee,
Yukon,
Edmonton,
Algoma,
Ontario,
(ju'Ap-lelie,
Saskatchewan,
Cariboo,
Nova
'
Scotia,
Kooteuay
and
New
Westminster.
.These
thirteen
dioceses
got
their
Hlshops
before
the
present
regulation
came
Into
effect.
PATTl'I.LO
ACTING
PREMIER
Hon.
T.
D.
Pattullo,
minister
of
lands
F.
G.
Dawson
Prosperity
in
Interior
Motored
from
Smithers
to
Prince
hays-
Country
Never
lockeu
so
iiood
as
it
lines
today
The
country
between
here
and
Prince
Gorge
never
looked
so-good
as
it
doea
today,"
declared
F.
G.
Dawson
who
with
Mrs.
Dawson
returned
yesterday
from
the
interior.
"We
motored
through
the
country
from
Smithers
to
Prince
George
and
everywhere
were
signs
of
prosperity.
Increased
acreage
is
being
brought
into
cultivation
and
here
and
there'
are
new
farms
where
formerly
was
only
bush.
Wheat,
oats
and
hay
are
an
excellent
crop
this
year
but
roots
are
a
failure.
Harvesting
operations
are
complete
and
threshing
is
almost
finished.
Askad
about
increased
acreage
lna
md
member
of
the
legislature
for!
VANCOUVER.
Sept.
28.-
Only
two
'rlnce
Rupert,
has
been
named
acting
',
small
wheat
shipments
were
made
from
j
rentier
of
the
province
during
the
ab-
j
'
here
last
week,
the
Craftsman
taking
-enoe
from
Victoria
of
Premier
J.
D.
30.332
bushels
for
Liverpool,
and
the
McLean
on
a
ten-day
speaking
tour
Point
Judith
12.000
bushels
for
Puerto
:hroujh
tiw
southern
interior.
'crlcmbia.
0
wheat
this
yea.
Mr
Dawa
aald
it
was
difficult
to
arrive
at
anything
like
an
accurate
ettjnate
but
he
would
Judge
there
was
pretty
nearly
fifty
per
cent
mere
wheat
acreage
this
year
than
ever1
belcr
in
the
history
o!
Um
country
:
and
the
yield
has
be:n
heavy.
Timothy
I
and
clover
seed
wculd
be
about
tbe
I
same
as
last
year.
'
Mining
is
also
being
carried
on
at
'
Hasdton.
Sent
than
and
Topley
with
re-
ncwed
vcr
and
the
little
setback
at
.
jpley
by
the
withdrawal
of
tbe
Stand-,
ard
Silver
Lamd
Company
has
already
been
fully
overaome
and
work
there
Is
f
proceeding.
Speaking
caT
the
roads.
Mr.
Dawson
said.ther
wa
Kw
a
rati
highway
moat
of
tbe
way.
Talf
ware
aMe
to
make
kWfty
aulas
an
our
without
dUflawy.
I
un
o:
tn
auree.
p
.weaixn
m
ua,
hcauntry
this
yT.wUL
the
-.tie
bust-
ness.
about
a
million
delUrs
win
.be
firemen
were
taken
to
the
hospital
overspent
this
year
In
the
country
through
come
with
smoke.
The
chief
damage
which
he
traversed
In
getting
out
a
was
caused
by
smoke
and
water,
million
and
a
half
ties.
Alsd
the
pole
,
buslcens
will
bring
In
about
three
quar-
J
ten
of
a
million
dollars.
1
Mrs.
Dawson,
who
was
making
her
-first
trip
through
the
country,
was
very
much
enthused
over
what
she
saw
and
could
scarcely
realize
that
such
wonder
ful
farms
could
be
found
In
so
remote
a
country.
9
s
s
4
4-
TWO
TWO
INCHES
INCHES
OF
OF
SNOW
SNOW
MUtTII
NOItTII
OF
OF
ENOLIND
ENOLIND
LONDON.
-Sept.
29.
Snow
to
the
depth
of
two
Inches
has
'
fallen
In
the
north
of
England.
The
heavy
rainfall
In
Lanba-
(hire
this
season
may
muse
a
pr.Mto
shortage
In
the
Industrial
Ci
districts.
FLYING
OFFICER
HULL
JERICHO
BEACH
HEAD
Aviator.
Well
Known
locally,
wins
Distinct
Promotion
and
Responsible
Post
Many
friends
In
Prince
Rupert
of
Flying
Officer
A.
H.
Hull,
who
for
several
seasons
was
engaged
In
aerial
fisheries
patrol
here,
will
be
Interested
to
learn
that,
after
two
years
a
an
Instructor
at
Camp
Borden,
the
central
training
station
of
the
Royal
Canadian
Air
Force,
he
has
returned
to
Vancouver
to
take
up
a
new
appointment
as
commanding
officer
of
the
Jericho
Beach
station
of
the
R.C.A.F.
Flying
Officer
Hull
Joined
the
Royal
Canadian
Air
Force
In
1924
and
was
attached
to
the
Vancouver
station
until
his
transfer
east.
His
home
is
at
Nanalmo
and
he
at
one
time
wa
part
owner
of
tbe
Electric
Bakery
In
Prince
Rupert.
He
gained
his
first
flying
experience
during
the
war.-
SCHOOLS
OF
FERNIE
ARECLOSED
TODAY
FERNIE.
Sept.
26.
All
schools
are
closed
today
and
children
are.
excluded
from
picture
show
and
mttst
remain
in
their
own
neighborhoods
to
prevent
their
gathering
In
numbers
as
a
result
at
the
development
of
one
case
of
tnfantUe
paralysis
here
Saturday.
SMALL
WHEAT
SHIPMENTS.
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor,
for
hire.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN.
The
latent
and
best
for
the
least
I'hone
457.
PH.
e
Five
Cents
Sees
Great
.
V
George
With
Mrs.
Dawson
and
a
vynnn
lj
1
1
Li
A
I
I
V
Is
1
1
1
lltiJ
XjlWJlJljU
MUCH
DAMAGE
IN
VANCOUVER
Firemen
Fought
Blaze
on
Granville
Street
for
Three
Hours
Last
Night
VANCOUVER.
Sept.
26
Plre
laat
night
in
the
Northern
Pacific
building
on
Granville
and
Pender
Streets
caused
jiumt.
estimated
at
$l&0
0ob
Chiefly
to
Ni
,
j
f"jtf
JH)
p
iivtfafia'UsXore-
.and
offlses.
The
entire
rire
brigade
ought
the
blaze
for
three
hour.
Three
GERMAN
TO
FLY
BY
THIS
ROUTE
Lieut
Otto
Koennecks
Will
Pass
Here
Enroute
to
States
BASRA,
Mesopotamia,
Sept.
26.
Lieut.
Otto
Koennecke,
German
aviator,
who
started
from
Oolongne
on
an
at-temped
flight
around
the
world,
announced
on
arrival
her
in
his
plane'
Oermania,
that
tbe
route
he
Intended'
to
follow
to
the
United
States
would
be
via
Bombay.
Calcutta,-Shanghai,
Tokyo,
Saghallen
Island,
Aleutian
Islands,
British,
Columbia
Coast,
San
Francisco,
Mexico
City
and
New
York.
This
would
be
tbe
same
route
as
that
followed
by
the
United
States
world
flyers
only
in
tthe
reverse
direction.
BETTER
TIES
P.G.E.
RAILWAY
VICTORIA.
Sept.
26.
It
is
anticipated
by
the
railway
department
that
175.000
reduction
In
the
deficit
of
the
P.O.E.
Railway
this
year
as
a
result,
of
reduc-.
ttona
In
operating
expenditures
and
Increased
business.
REOPENING
OF
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
MILL
TALK
Henry
N.
Serrth,
One
of
the
Principals
of
Southern
Alberta
Lumber
Co.,
Again
Here
Henry
N.
Seretb.
one
of
the.
principals
of
the
old
Southern
Alberta.
Lumber
Co..
which
operated
the
sawmill
at
Queen
Charlotte
City
before
It
went
bankrupt.
Is
again
at
that
place
and
there
Is
talk
of
the
plant
being
reopened
according
to
word
wrought
from
the
Islands
aboard
the
steamer
Prince
John.
Two
of
the
Pacific
Coyle
Navigation
Co.'s
leg
carrying
barges
are
at
the
present
time
loading
lumber
from
the
plant.
XANSAS
CITY
WOMAN
IS
WINNER
AT
GOLF
GARDEN
cm.
New
York.
Sept.
26
Mrs.
Myrtum
Burns.
Horn
of
Kansas
City
won
the
national
domen's
golf
championship
today
defeating
Miss
Maureen
Orcutt
of
Hawthorn
five
and
four
over
39
hole.