CLASSIFIED
HABIT
Boston
Grill
Mitm
Everyone
read
the
Classified
LARGE
CABARET
'
Special
Dinners
Thursdays
and
It
you
lose,
advertise
for
it
'
Saturdays
If
you
find,
locate
the
own.
y.
Dancing
every
Hat
u
relay
night
"
from
9
to
12.
Whatever
you
need,
advertise
for
j
Dance
Hall
fur
live.
Vy
'
PRINCE
RUPERT
Accomodation
for
Prlvae
Parties
GET
THE
CLASSIFIED
HABIT.
Jj
V
rhone
457
Northern
and
Centra)
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
V
I
XVIII.,
No.
215,
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
THU
KSDAY,
SEPTEMBER
13,
1928
Price
Five
Cents
Three
New
Planes
for
Yukon
Territory
Work
Being
John
Dore,
on
His
Return
From
With
Telegraph
Lines,
T
facilitate
transportation
because
of
greatly
increased
.
::,f
activity
in
the
Mayo
district,
three
new
airplanes
are
Mag
iht
into
the
Yukon
for
service
this
winter,
reports
John
J.
i
district
superintendent
of
Government
Telegraphs,,
who
re-
(1
t
the
city
yesterday
afternoon
from
a
three
weeks'
trip
th.
The
first
plane,
a
large
-
n:
anroHH
for
the
Yukon
Treadwell
Mining
Co.
The
machine
:!.'!
lor
skid
for
landing
on
snow
and
ice
as
well
as
pontoons
water
and
was
to
leave
Carcross
immediately
for
Mayo.
Another
tplaae
is
being
Brought
in
by
Greenfield
MAX
BISHOP
IS
BASEBALL
HERO
j
tltlOKY
!(
M
W
K.MJA
IN
Now
i
IAMOI
H
IIITTLE
Ol'
THE
UKONX
NEW
YOKK.
6ept
13.
Thanks
to
,
x
u.M,
.p
Philadelphia
-
:ii
utter
rout
in
the
i
,t
-.fx-
Bronx
Bishop's
drame-
.'
1
1
;
;
.
1
1
uimng
home
run
carried
with
a
lour
to
three
victory
for
the
Mack-urn
ui.d
enabled
them
to
beat
a
dlg-ifieo
i'u',
hasty
retreat
from
the
ta-
:
;
1
1
ri
Tii
Yanks
lead
was
clipped
to
r
.'ain
and
a
half
margin,
which
the
At
!.;.,:
hup
to
overcome
the
v
A.tj
invade
the
west
Saturday
1'
t:ii;hia
scored
twice
in
the
third
::.
the
fifth,
ones
In
1
Tins
mi
the
only
American
league
In
the
National
the
at,
in
r-M-d
It
leaf
wo
:,.!.
UK
Cincinnati
whue
the
Oiants
vm
.die
Brooklyn
beat
the
PhUUea
m
the
other
game.
fJ-
i
NATIONAL
LT.AU1E
,Ki
i.
6.
Philadelphia
1.
.ni.uti
1.
8t.
Louis
3.
AMEKlCAN
LEAOt
E
,,o.
ipiua
4:
New
York
3
COAST
LEAOIE
4.
Hollywood
0.
U:mku
i.
NATIVE
BASEBALL
AND
SOCCER
GAMES
j
.
i
I
S
:t:ii.m
beat
Kleptox
in
the,
.
name
ol
native
football
in
oon-.
.th
the
Exhibition
last
night.
'
i
.
.
i
ai.d
Oreenville
will
play
at
:.x
k
this
afternoon.
The
firth
,
i:.tcrrd
is
worn
Klneoltth.
H
,
at.
ton
won
the
opening
game
of
.
htuM-bali
this
morning
by
K
i.cjlith
which
failed
to
.
ti
nreenvUle
and
Port
BtmpeSn
o
ti.iiid
to
play
early
thia
after-
VISITING
REBEKAH
IS
GUEST
OF
HONOR
AT
SEVERAL
EVENTS
A
Atkins,
president
of
the
Be-
,
Ai-M'tnbly.
arrived
from
Vancouver
.!
tu
pay
an
official
vlelt
to
.
k
lodge
A
luncheon
was
given
-I
tumor
in
the
Boston
Cafe
where
t
the
order
took
the
opportunity
.,.-..
iig
her.
In
the
afternoon
she
"'.wn
around
the
city
and
shown
(
interest
and
taken
through
'
M.ui
xiorage
plant.
A".-r
H
well
attended
lodge
meeting
vvning
an
informal
banquet
and
tt.is
Kiven
for
her
in
Boston
Hall
vi.ih
tlte
Oddfellows
were
Invited,
Ktxty
of
them
being
In
attendance.
Mt
Atkins
left
for
Terrace
on
this
mii',:',,
train.
NUMBER
APPOINTED
KING'S
COUNSELLORS
Ntrn-VKR
Eept
14.
-The
Bun
to-
hvk
the
following
have
bean
made
counaellors:
Hon.
B.
Matland.
"
:n
Orlffln,
W.
I.
Burns,
C.
M.
O'
ty
.n
Ladner
r
O
T.
lAioaa.
R
I'linn'.
all
of
Vancouver:
gmerwood
i'
inner
of
Pernle:
H.
L.
Bomonds
of
'
V''Mtnlnter.
and
OHcar
Baas
of
Vie-
AUSTEN
CHAMBERLAIN
IMPROVING
IN
HEALTH
-M11TON
BermtidB.
Sept
14
Sir
'''iHMiijcriHin
walked
ahore
utt-
c
v.s'oidnv
from
the
steamei
r
MimiH'tf,
of
urn
parly
said
h
'to
.'tjtly
impruvetuent
Taken
in
There
Northern
Tour
In
Connection
Tells
of
Activities
monoplane,
arrived
while
Mr.
Dore
Pickering,
who
operate
the
stage
line
from
White
Horse
to
Dawson.
It,
will
be
used
to
carry
passengers
and
freight.
The
third
plane
la
named
'
"Eagle
Bock"
and
la
being
brought
in
by
other
Interests
j
Ur.
Dore
brought
an
interting
budget
of
general
news
from
the
north
Considerable
interest
has
been
taken
in
the
recent
movement
of
a
Polish
"mva-
terv
women"
who
made
her
wat
aram
Hww!
ton
over
the
Yukon
TalearaDb
line
and
was
beyond
Whits
Horse
whan
Mr.
Dora
was
there,
aha
is
on
s
hiking
tour
and
mid
she
was
going
to
go
on
through
down
the
Yukon
River,
though
ber
objective
a
evidently
lather
uncertain.
Hector
Morrison,
an
old
time
trapper
of
the
Yukon
who
want
in
to
the
territory
In
UN
lasts
Daweon
was
founded,
m
mUf
want
out
oa
hie
ftret
trip
in
thirty-Dvs
years.
Be
recently
made
a
stake
of
over
aiOO.000
when
he
aoM
claim
to
taw
Yukon-
TMadweja
Oa
la
looking
leeward
to
great
mining
development.
The
Oovernment
Telegraphs
ars
lag
aoaeldarabli
improvements
their
lines
In
the
Yukon.
PRINCE
GEORGE
HAS
EXHIBIT
AT
FAIR
The
Prince
George
district
exhibit
f
agricultural
products,
which
was
Salayad
In
transit
from
the
Interior
arrived
yeeterday
and
was
mounted
In
the
ball.
It
caused
much
favorable
only
entry,
won
the
Association
cup
for
district
exhibit
TOLMIE
READY
TO
NEGOTIATE
WITH
i
IMMIGRATION
VIEW
'
VANCOUVER.
Sept
13
-Premier
Tol-
atle
today
Informed
Or
legatee
of
the
Bmpire
ParHamentary
Aaeociatlon
that
Brrtlth
Columbia
was
prepared
at
any
time
to
enter
into
negotiation
in
the
;
moat
sympathetic
manner
possible
for,
the
placing
of
British
born
ertUars
on
BC
lands.
He
apohe
at
the
of
the
conference
between
the
rates
and
the
Vancouver
Board
of
Trade.
STAMPEDE
IS
RFINf,
HFI
n
Wlth
clouds
disintegrating
after
a
ImihI
nf
vain
hlujt
&KV
DeenillV
forth
and
every
Pair
director
holding
hU
brmth
l"
ord
not
to
further
arouse
the
ire
of
Jupe
nuvws,
tnare
was
Met
after
1
o'clock
this
tXternoon
than
an
unproveanent
id
weather
conditions
might
fortuitoualy
occur
to
help
along
the
opening
of
the
!
moeo
which
the
Bshtbtuen
Board
nan
decided
must
take
place
this
afternoon
rain
or
enine.
rne
ewre
"
lined
up
on
the
streets
and
the
steers
and
broncha
were
being
brought
out
to
nartlcloete
In
the
street
demonstration
to
precede
the
opening
of
the
stampede
t
3
o'clock
M.
P.
laeOaffery,
.
presi-
.
I
dent
of
the
Pair
Board,
and
sedgeant
3.
P
M.
Hannah,
chief
of
city
police,
In
chant
of
the
msranaiiing
m
I
.
the
parade
from
which
the
Prince
Rupert
Pioneers
Association,
fearing
continuation
of
bad
weather,
decided
to
withdraw
this
morning.
A
large
crowd
had
gathered
at
tb
Acropolis
Hill
grounds
and.
If
the
Weather
Man
wUl
only
be
kind.
Prtnoe
Rupert's
second
stampede
should
nroto
s
fine
success
.
mrrting
of
thr
monthly
The
rrnulai
school
bol
hold
Uuiu:lii
Monil.i
v
is
un
H
wan
to
nine
lui-
liWIi
JhiDCll
UIUU
BIG
ATTENDANCE
AT
EXHIBITION
VAI
DfcVILLE
KHOtV
WENT
OVER
MTRONG
LAT
MOHT
OATE
IOK
DAY
TOTALLED
$403.50
There
was
a
large
attendance
at
the
Fair
Building
last
night,
the
principal
attraction
of
the
evening
being
the
vaudeville
show
la
which
Tex
Young.
cowboy
moving
picture
comedian,
and
Butt!
it
MaUoy,
a
pair
of
Seattle
merry-maken,
participated.
The
paid
admissions
list
night
included
714
adults
and
371
children,
the
gate
amounting
to
40S.M
which
compares
favorably
with
the
gate
of
the
second
day
of
the
Fair
last
jear
which
totalled
MM.u
including
baseball
and
football
games
in
the
afternoon.
There
www
no
receipts
from
the
sports
ground
yesterday
owing
to
stormy
weather
and,
in
the
afternoon,
school
children
wen
admitted
free
of
charge.
The
entertainment
program
last
night
was
an
excellent
one.
all
those
who
attended
being
highly
asttaftod
with
the
Mil.
Test
Young
appeared
la
a
rope
twirling
act
as
wan
as
in
humorous
oow
boy
patter.
Ruth
and
asaUdy
put
up
an
iasosUent
comedy
hit
and
dancing
act
which
went
over
strong.
The
Two
ln
of
Nonsense,
in
the
monologues.
P
wwng
and
step
dancing
acceptable
entertainers.
The
pro-
gram
was
rounded
out
with
aeteotlons
j
by
the
Boys'
Band.
Tex
Young
Ruth
and
M
alloy
ana
the
King
of
Noneense
will
appear
again
to
night
in
an
entire
change
of
program.
pimhopT
to
interior
leader
(rodfrey
and
for
Frar
Hike
Flying
Into
the
teeth
of
a
heavy
rain
Hhewer,
Squadron
Iyeader
A.
Earl
Godfrey
and
hit
companion
hopped
off
from
Seal
Cove
at
12.40
noon
today
for
Fraxer
I-afce
on
their
return
TranH-Canada
flisjht
to
Ottawa.
Reports
of
better
weather
had
been
received
by
tins
flyers
from
the
interior
and
they
are
hoping
to
snake
the
hop
of
over
350
miles
from
here
to
Fraeer
Lake
bv
4
o'clock
thia
afternoon
at
the
outside.
They
set
their
course
from
here
U
the
mouth
of
the
Skeena
River
up
which
they
will
fly
to
the
headwater
of
the
Rulkley
Kiver
and
thence
to
1
rawer
Lake
on
the
other
side
of
the
divide.
The
big
Fairchlld
mono-seaplane
will
be
refuelled
at
I'raser
Lake
and.
in
view
of
the
late
start
today,
will
probably
remain
there
overnight,
hopping
off
tomorrow
morning
for
Peace
River
Crooning.
Lake
Athabasca,
Fort
McMurray,
Ladder
lake.
Cormorant
Lake,
Fori
Churchill,
Norway
Houwe,
lc
du
Bonnet
are
alo
scheduled
stooti
for
the
plane
which.
If
weather
proves
propitious
should
make
the
return
to
Ottawa
within
a
week's
time.
Exactly
an
hour
after
the
plane
left
here,
the
Government
Teletfrnphtt
reported
that
it
had
pasned
over
Terrace.
FAMILY
OF
SEVEN
IS
tumruiiLLi
uirti
uui
ST
CLOUD.
Minn..
Sept.
13
An
en-
w"
M
"Ight
when
the
Northern
Pacific
paa-
eenarr
vniu
u
-
f1
crossing
near
suver
sawn.
a
.totn
HiMut
haa
wtfa
and
rlea
-
-
KILLED
IN
EXPLOSION
OF
A
TANK
STEAMER
BTOTVNPORT.
N.C.,
Bent
18.
ve
seamen
were
killed
and
four
Injured!
in
an
explosion
at
sea
'WeBneiday
on
-
i
:f
i
lhc
tank
steamer
Shrevpert:
bound
from
Philadelphia
to
gulf
porta.
Toamty-
nin
nine
sun'ivurs
were
rescued
by
the
apanlah
steamer
Aldeco
and
brought
here.
GEORGE
FIFIELD
IS
STILL
CANADIAN
CHAMP
MOKTRBAL.
Bept
18
Oeorge
Pl-
fleld
of
Toronto
kno-ked
out
Leo
La-
fontnliM'
of
Montreal
In
the
ninth
round
uf
ti
n1h"IuNh1
t'ii
rund
bout
hi
de-It
i;
i
in
title
as
C'atmdldi
elt-r-
u
.-i.:
l..iiai'..
ii
MACDONALD
IS
PLEASED
WITHCANADA
Sails
for
England
After
Enjoyable
Visit
10
This
Country
QUEBEC,
Sept.
13.
"I
left
my
heart
behind
me
and
am
sorry
I
did
not
min
the
ship
in
order
that
I
mlfriit
see
more
of
Canada,"
tieciarjd
Right
Hon.
J.
Ramsay
Mactlmald.
as
he
mounted
the
gangway
of
the
steamer
en
route
to
Southampton.
MI
am
going
home
full
of
most
pleasant
receUee.tions
of
Canada.
You
hare!
a
wonderful
country
and
I
hope
to
be
back
again
next
year.
If
-:t
were
left
to
e
I
would
be
back
again
next
month.",
the
former
British
premier
said.
Stoll-McCrackei
Parly
Now
on
Way
South
Exacts
to
Arrive
at
Prince
Rupert
in
Effie
M.
Monisscy
Soon
After
a
atuxtssiul
walrus
Hunt
which
concluded
the
expe-cUIJm'b
eanjsloratiirtiH
of
the
Artlic
Ocean
during
the
past
sum
arer,
the
ehooixr
Effie
M.
Morriseey
is
now
on
her
way
south
and
the
Stol!-Mc(
racken
expedition
expects
to
arrive
in
Prince
Rupert
between
October
1
and
IS.
The
schooner,
which
was
in
radio
cemraanicalion
last
night
with
local
station
5GT,
left
Ncsse
Last
night
frr
Prime
Rupert.
All
on
board
are
reported
to
be
well
in
sp;te
of
boisterous
weather
which
has
been
encountered
lately
and
which
interfered
with
radio
RELIEF
ASKED
EMINENT
MEDICAL
OF
GOVERNMENT
MEN
SPEAK
HERE
i
,
MtKICIP.tL
COXAKNTION
MAKES
rOST-Mt'RAL
LECTJl
KES
tilt
EN
I
N-Nt
MHkK
(H
KMtlFNTS
AT
AX-
i
lEIt
AIMMCEH
Of
MN
LIKE
AS-
I
Nl'AL
ItEltSfON
trail.
Boot,
is
Relief
of
munlci-
palKiee
from
charges
for
the
oare
of
prisoners
sent
up
from
their
yorisdletion
'
jxcapt
where
offandars
haOe
alx
xaoerths'
,
ranaanoe
quaiaiosuon.
was
one
or
we
fiim.
or
niw
em,
smmu
.ihUm
-
-
-
i
aaksd
bv
the
Union
at
BMtlafe
Onlmi.
tla
yesterday
yesterday
from
from
the
the
anwvlnclal
peovlnclal
gov-
gov
ernment..
Other
forma
of
relief
asked
include
either
free
or
nominal
motor
llcsnais
for
municipal
road
making
equipment
and
refund
of
tax
collected
on
gasoline
'
in
their
road
work.
A
Changs
in
favor
of
a
taxpayer
1
arrears
was
asked
in
a
tion
of
the
penalty
limit
from
fifteen
par
cent
to
twelve
and
of
tan
par
cant
,
to
seven.
among
outer
tax
requests
was
a
change
in
the
murUolpal
act
to
fedM-
.
tot
taxing
harbor
rom
mis-tor,
Isnds
emanating
from
North
Vancouver.
Marko
Roskovlch
was
hit
by
a
fall
of
rock
at
the
Anyox
mine
yesterday
morning
and
died
at
Anyoz
nospital
from
a
fractured
skull
test
night.
He
yeft
Jugo-AUvla
in
1926
and
came,
to
Anyoz
eighteen
months
ago.
He
leaves
a
widow
In
Jugo-Slavla.
KILLED
WHEN
PLNE
CR'SHED
INTO
HOUSE
OAKLAND.
Oct.
IS.
Three
persona,
two
men
and
a
girl,
were
killed
last
night
when
an
airplane
in
wBb
they
were
riding
crashed
into
a
house
in
Bast
Oakland.
The
dead
are
Jessie
Walla?
it
and
a
brother.
T.
A.
Wallace
2ft.
and
Clyde
Berry
30.
pRot
of
the
plane.
M
KANCE
CO.
from
the
i
and
couth
gave
poet-mural
lectures
in
the
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital
last
!
vnlng
and
thia
morning
before
local
!
phymlclmai
.uf,,.,
oe
tour
be-
tag
an
annual
affair
under
the
ausptess
...
r
....
.
.
.
oa
war
awn
uie
Assurance
ao.
ajaieei
.
-
-
work
ed.
the
meet-
,
ing
being
pusldsd
by
Dr.
J.
P.
president
of
the
Prince
nop
tet
i
mi
ni
us.
www
arnvra
un
van-
oouvar
yiatirday
saw
ill
in.
and
proceeded
to
Prince
George
today,
were
Dr.
A.
T.
Basin
and
Dr.
A.
H.
Oordon
of
the
medi
cal
faculty
of
McOlU
Ontveialti.
Mon
treal:
Dr.
Oordon
Bates
of
Toronto,
and
Dr.
A.
H.
Spoon
of
Vancouver.
District
medical
men
who
came
to
attend
the
lectures
tadueXt
Dr.
I
Brumanlt
of
Terrace:
Dr.
3.
T.
See,
Burns
Lake,
and
Dr.
Leonard
Wrtnoh.
Baaelton.
PORT
SIMPSON
YOUNG
PEOPLE
WERE
MARRIED
BY
A
LOCAL
MINISTER
a
pretty
wedding
took
place
in
the
United
Church
parsonage
Tuesday
even-
inc.
Rev.
A.
Wilson
officiating,
when
Government
Urged
to
Appoint
Public
Utilities
Commission
and
Deal
With
School
Situation
TRAIL,
Septaaober
18.
A
proposal
to
the
provincial
government
to
set
up
a
public
utilities
commission
was
unanimously
endorsed
In
a
resolution
'
of
the
Union
of
B.C.
Municipalities
here
last
night
as
follows
:
"That
the
provincial
government
be
requested
to
enact
legislation
making
provision
for
a
public
utilities
commission
with
effective
powers
to
control
rates,
capitalisation
and
contracts
of
all
public
utility
companies
and
their
subsidiaries
based
upon
sound
principles
of
luw
and
economics,
which
principles
should
be
set
forth
in
auch
legislation."
The
Union
a!
"that
the'
i
Union
reaffirms
1U
to
the
gov-1
rnmsnt
to
operation
of
toe
WJII
w
vac
praram
w
w
oriu
into
fore
the
recrnamndntlons
of
the
'
Putnam
and
Weir
report
and
that
the
i
executive
of
the
Uataa
he
instructed,
I
owing
to
tb
urgency
of
tb
altuatlon.
to
pram
for
auch
legmAaUen.
j
i
I
MINER
KILLED
FALL
OF
ROCK
o
1111
SALE
TOIiAV
i
Mies
Or
OS
Moody
of
Port
Simpson
be-j
1
racne
th
bride
of
Charles
Oreen
of
the
;
Rot
enough
fish
king
offered,
tlicrc
.
m
P'"'"
The
best
man
was
David
waa
no
halibut
aale
here
this
morning.
I
Muagrave
and
the
bridesmaid
Miss
Mar-There
were
only
two
boat.
In
the
tha
Currle
Other
present
included
Amrlrnn
Ri
Imti.
.
with
13.500
pinmda
Dwyer
Oreen.
father
of
the
groom.
Paul
iiiul
the.
Edwutd
1
ipsett
with
5.000
S-ott.
Mist
Oraoe
Beynon.
and
J
IKiuiiJ.-.
M'ttier.-
News'
Campaign
Ending
Tomorrow,
Big
Success
Promptly
at
9
o'clock
Friday
night
The
Prince
Rupert
Daily
'ews'
mammoth
subscription
campaign
will
come
to
an
end.
This
vill
culminate
a
campaign
of
9
weeks'
duration
in
which
a
large
number
of
ambitious
men
and
women
have
worked
bard
and
faithfully
to
eome
out
winner
of
one
of
the
five
prizes.
The
Pontiac
"G"
2-Door
Sedan;
the
Ford
Tudor
Sedan;
the
cash
prize
of
fSOO
or
one
of
the
two
$100
ean
prizes.
The
Daily
News'
campaign
has
been
a
great
success
and
has
succeeded
in
adding
hundreds
of
new
friends
to
The
Daily
News'
already
large
family
of
booster
readers.
On
the
eve
of
the
close
of
this
big
event
we
wish
to
extend
our
slnceresti
thanks
to
each
and
every
one
of
the
many
candidates.
Our
only
regret
is
that
we
oeanot
give
each
of
you
an
ttttomobHe.
We
leal
that
each
candidate
has
done
his
and
her
part
towards
making
The
Dally
News'
ramps
Ign
the
tremendous
uieeeas
which
it
has
been,
and
we
know
that
It
Is
to
the
combined
efforts
of
the
splendid
list
of
candidate
that
we
one
the
hundreds
of
new
ubaerlbers
we
have
added.
Tun
Piiiyp
fin
;
,
t
h.
Mwlo-
th
fctoH.'04
180
oegatea
the
Union
of
BC
Palitlea
opened
a
two
semton
eat
one
in
each
district)
will
eaer.
be
!
day
1
TeeMnt
T.
Held
in
J-86"1'
an
adit
awarded
an
enclosed
automobile,
and
tb
UntoB
to
for
the
I
pres.
goes
without
eeytng.
that
the
culmfcv
auon
of
the
campaign
win
be
a
very
j
PPlnUnit
of
a
public
utilities
corn-happy
erne
to
them
mission,
suggeeting
that
the
B.C.
Hea.
ihe
candidate
who
Is
Is
next
next
high
high
tol
Bllwr
and
urt
under
the
the
car
winners
I
regardless
of
which
dtatrlct
be
or
she
may
be
in)
will
receive
a
each
prize
of
ISOO.
Then
the
candidate
in
each
district
who
eome
neat
high
to
the
winners
rf
the
above
prims
will
each
receive
a
cash
prtee
of
tlOS.
Then
every
other
candidate
who
has
remained
active
throughout
the
QMiipslgn
and
who
does
not
win
one
of
the
can
or
regular
eaafa
prteee
wOl
be
given
a
cash
award
caps
to
Ml
per
cant
of
eeatv
dollar
he
or
.he
turned
tn
emrkw
the
Campaign.
I
CltEfKS
MAILED
The
winner
of
the
prtee
can
will
be
notified
as
soon
as
possible
after
the
last
count
is
oompteted.
Those
winning
cash
prises
and
those
entitled
to
ceah
commissions,
under
the
rules
of
the
campaign,
will
have
their
cheek
MAILED
to
them
as
toon
as
possible
after
the
winding
up
of
the
campaign.
It
wUl
take
some
time
to
figure
and
ac
curately
cheek
all
of
the
but
this
work
will
be
rushed
aa
fa't
as
posatkee.
and
checks
wul
be
MAILED
so
the
various
candidate.
Every
cheek
should
be
In
the
malls
not
later
t
Uai
next
Wednesday.
The
deertion
now
rests
with
the
bal
lot
box.
and
the
final
results
cannot
be
v
Known
untU
the
Judges
have
completed
the
final
count
The
final
results
will.
"
"77!
Saturaay
a
Dauy
News,
as
soon
as
we
count
Is
completed
a
bulletin,
showing
the
winners,
wtl;
be
posted
In
the
win-man
r
-ni
nail
Nwa
otflee.
MAT
THE
BEST
CAMMDATB9
WIN!
STOCK
QUOTATIONS
(Courtesy
of
8.
D.
OS.
Lsd4
Rufus
M;
a'
Day
slew,
ml:
S-
B.
C.
salver.
1JB;
lJ.
Bkf
Missouri.
44;
Cork
Proetnee,
It
fTfc.
Cotton
Bolt.
SO:
all.
Dun
wen
11
14.
Duthic
go:
a.
Oeorg
coppsr.
I
B:
ayM.
Oeorate
River.
aK
rs.
IS:
M.
86:
81.
Orandrlew
41
11:
W.
Kootenay
Ploranm
n
:
M.
u
&
l.
aval
Laaertew
1
1.
leedsanlth
t
If.
Luoky
Jim
IS:
3d.
Marmot
Metals.
18.
Marmot
River
Oold,
:
Vt.
Mohawk
4V:
I.
National
Salver
a
14.
Noranda
.:
agJO.
Pend
Oreille
IMt
11.44.
Porter
Idaho,
eft
aa.
Premier.
3Mi
IM.
Richmond
ail:
4.
Ruth
Hope,
art,
M.
Silver
Crest
It!
nU.
Silverado
S;
T.
SUvecamlth.
19:
11.
Slocan
King.
nU:
.
Bunlock.
1J0:
H.
anowflak
MH;
It.
Termlnua,
nil:
19.
Topley
Richfield.
cO;
SI.
Whit
Water
1.T9;
1.80.
Woodbine
IS:
1V
OILS
DalhoMste
2
JO.
nil.
Devaniah
St:
at.
FABTON
10:
11.
Home
S
SO;
3
U
Thia
afternoon's
train
due
from
the
east
at
3
30.
was
reported
his
mormon
U'
be
on
time
UNION
OF
B.C.
MUNICIPALITIES
I'llEMDENT
I
IM1E8
XEEII
OF
PUBLIC
ITILITIEH
COMMISSION
FOB,
PROVINCE
TRAIL.
Sept.
14
With
an
attendance
new
ownership
was
so
powerful
as
to
be
almost
monopolistic,
while
the
dispute
between
the
Grand
Forks
and
the
Wee
Kootenay
Power
companies
was
another
Illustration
of
the
need
of
a
controlling
body.
He
also
urged
relief
of
the
taxpayers
in
regard
to
school
maintenance
through
the
medium
of
larger
government
grants
to
schools
and
of
a
special
school
tax
on
Incomes.
!CAQTFRH
HE
DM
FN
liiiUlblUI
1
HJlliyiVllllylt
COMPLAIN
OF
DAMAGE
TO
GEAR
BY
SEALS
PORTLAND,
Me..
Sept.
IS.
Maine
fishermen
are
loud
In
their
complaints
of
damage
to
their
gear
by
seals,
which
they
claim
are
much
more
plentiful
than
In
several
yeam
past.
At
low
tide
on
any
sunny
day
the
ledges
and
.eets
are
almost
black
with
the
creatures.
Rest
to
the
dog
fish,
according
to
the
fishermen,
the
seal
la
more
destructive
to
fish
than
anything
alve
that
iwlms
in
local
waters.
They
tear
holes
in
tb
mackeral
and
herring
Mines
and
feast
at
will.
The
seiners
do
not
bsgrudge
the
seals
a
good
meal,
but
they
do
object
to
having
valuable
cordage
slashed
and
their
catches
NEW
SERVICE
BY
AIR
OPEN
HITEItN
C.IXAOA
AIHWAYK
LTD.
START
TKll'S
IKOM
WIN.M-l-Wl
TO
KCOINA
AND
CALOAKY
WWNePBO.
Sept.
ls
An
eight-pas-
super
De
Havlland
biplane
of
the
Western
Canada
Airways
Ltd
took
off
from
bar
at
93i
this
morning
Inaugurating
a
regular
twice
weekly
return
trip
aarvioe
to
Begins
and
Calgary.
Premier
Bracken
went
aa
a
passenger
on
the
plant
which
was
piloted
by
W.
L.
BrinteU.
operating
of
th
company.
Also
on
board
X.
W.
McMastcr.
master
mechanic,
and
A.
McNeil
of
the
Western
OU
Oo.
Ltd.
PRINCE
VISITS
MARY
PICKFORD
HOLLYWOOD.
Sept.
14.
Prtno
Oeorge
of
England,
lieutenant
on
HMB.
Durban,
anchored
at
Oanta
Barbara,
Upped
into
Hollywood
by
autoraoMle
yesterday
and
was
the
guest
of
Douglas
palrbanke
and
Mary
Plohford
NEW
rLYISfl
IKIAT8
COM
lift
NORTH
TODAY
Vancouver.
apt
IS.
The
new
flying
boats
recently
acquired
by
the
Wevtern
Canada
Airways
Ltd.
will
lesve
todsy
under
charter
to
the
Department
of
Marine
and
Flahertea
patrol
The
destination
of
the
ships
ts
not
revealed
but
It
is
understood
they
will
work
out
of
bases
between
Swanson
Bay
and
Prince
Rupert