f
APT
UN
INGOI.F
HIIMTEN
FELL
IKOM
M'MOONMl
GRANT
NEAR
"
uoy
ihlanh
Reporting
the
loss
by
railing
over
tx
ard
in
Chatham
Sound
two
mUea
i,.:-uveet
of
Lucy
Island
outside
Prince
Rupert
Harbor
of
her
master
and
part
wier.
Capt.
Infolf
Wlctstea.
the
Senile
Halibut
schooner
Orent
arrived
In
i
.:t
today
with
a
eaten
of
34.000
;
und.
The
loss
of
Capt.
Wldsten
oo-
uired
bou;
I
O'clock
this
morning.
ii-
was
seen
to
come
out
of
Me
room
k
the
(tack
of
list
fceaUook
around
and
disappear
overboard.
The
boat
.,
pitching
aiigntly
and
it
U
pre-i.med
that
the
unfortunate
man
allp-jl
and
went
over
the
roll.
The
boat
hove
u
Immediately
and
remained
torching
for
three
or
four
hours
but
no
trace
wsa
found
of
Captain
Wtd-mi
ii
The
loot
kipper
was
about
thirty-i.:ne
years
of
age.
a
Norwegian
by
birth
,.ni
naturalised
American.
He
U
nvrd
by
a
widow
and
one
child
In
Seattle.
He
bod
fished,
out
of
more
Rupert
on
the
Ormnt
lor
the
part
tin
i
yere,
having
previously
been
en-xned
in
flahlng
on
smaller
boats
out
:
Brattle.
The
.os
of
Capt.
Wldsten
"
re-)
ii
to
the
United
States
consul
and
:ie
customs
at
Prince
Rupert
by
SUICIDE
WAVE
AT
SEATTLE
M
Lit
I.
tLAIMtli
AH
KKNl'LT
OK
DEHPONDKNCY
BRATTLE,
Sept.
10.
A
suicidal
wave
ainrh
struck
here
Saturday
night
had
tunned
six
Uvea
yesterday.
Pour
men
killed
themselves,
supposedly
because
of
despondency
over
111
health.
One
mnn
was
killed
by
her
husband
before,
he
took
his
own
life
and
another
v.uii.n
romiuttted
suletdo
reputedly
be-'
ixme
of
a
separation
from
her
hus-
The
deed
are
B.
O.
KtVey,
83
publisher
of
a
suburban
newspaper;
Oeorge
Prriiun,
34,
mechsnle;
James
Barbour.
boilenMker.
Mm.
Alma
Hendrlek-".
30.
housewife;
Ernest
WDson,
48.
a
oured
army
sergeant;
Mrs.
Prances
Wilwn,
jo,
housewife.
CARD
OK
THANKS
The
Leek
family
wish
to
convey
their
mere
thanks
to
their
many
frlenas
'"r
the
kind
eapreeetorM
of
sympathy
i"t
floral
tributes
received
In
their
'
-ent
bereavement.
They
wish
to
'"lecislly
thank
the
members
of
th
I
o
DA
and
Pythian
Sisters,
and
'"ny
frlenda
who
were
so
kind
to
'"ir
mother
during
her
illness.
CANADIAN
WON
FLYING
RACE
OMAHA,
Sept
10.
WUllain
Drury
of
London,
Out,
flying
a
racing
plane
-4wu'
technically
winner
of
the
lertef-
natlonal
air
race
from
Windsor.
Ontario
to
Los
Angeles.
Sunday,
being
the
only
pilot
to
reach
Omaha
by
340
pm..
the
dead
line.
He
landed
here
at
12.44.
The
only
other
plane
of
the
five
atarters
to
reach
here
was
a
moth.
piloted
by
Kenneth
Whyte
of
HamU
Ion.
Ont.,
who
landed
at
4
.S3..
The
rules
may
be
waved
to
allow
the
race
to
continue.
STOCK
QUOTATIONS
(Courtesy
of
8.
D.
ohnson
Oo.
Ltd.)
Ths
following
quotations
were
bid
nd
ekrd:
Argent
Rufus
23
K:
24.
Bay
view
K:
7.
D.
O.
Silver
1J;
IM.
Big
Missouri
SI
Hi
W.
Cork
Province,
28H;
3ri.
Sotton
Belt
45;
nil.
Dunwell
13;
13.
IDuthle
98;
1.00
Oeorge
Copper
5.7S;
S.M.
Oeorgla
River
31;
92.
Otesisr.
30;
23
K.
Otsdstone
3;
all.
Ooieenda
88;
01.
Oraadvlew
41H:
43.
Independence-
10fc;
10)4.
tfee'
.
T
deceased
In
the
ownership
of
Kootenay
Florence
21K;
MK.
L.
&
L.
10U;
10.
LaXevlcw
IH:
IK
Leadsmlth'
nil;
2K
Luek
Jim
38;
27.
Marmot
Metal
9;
10.
Marmot
River
OoJd
9;
9.
Mohawk,
4;
8.
National
Silver
13;
14.
Norenda,
nil;
M
M.
Pend
Oreille
13.80;
13.90.
Porter
Idaho
70;
74.
Premier
340;
3.43.
Richmond,
nil:
8.
Rulh
Hope
M:
60-Silver
Crest
10;
10ft.
Silverado
84;
nil.
Silversmith
9H;
10.
Sunkxk
2.13;
3.30.
Snowtltke
48H:
47.
Terminus.
19:
30H.
Topley
Richfield
61:
03.
Tortc
2.75;
3.00.
Woodbine
18
H:
H.
OILS
Psbyon
12;
13.
Home
2.37:
2.60.
THREE
COUNTRIES
TO
BE
REPRESENTED'
LEAGUE
OF
NATIONS
Oeneva,
Spain
and
Veneumela
were
....
j
,n
iha
non.normsnent
va-
riecwa
w
.
caneles
on
the
council
of
the
League
of
Nations
today.
VANCOUVER,
Sept.
10.
Major
Godfrey
completed
his
long
flight
from
Ottawa
arriving
here
at
6
p.m.
Saturday
evening.
FIVE
HUNDRED
MILLION
CROP
Deputy
Minister
of
Agriculture
flakes
Optimistic
Estimate
of
Wheat
Yield
OTTAWA,
Sept.
10
"I
would
not
like
to
be
called
a
prophet
but
1
think
the
common
estimate
of
500,000,000
bushels
is
conservative,"
declared
Dr.
Joseph
II.
Grisdale,
deputy
minister
of
agriculture,
in
commenting
on
the
prospects
of
the
western
wheat
crop,
following
a
trip
to
the
prairies.
Dr.
Grisdale
forecast
the
establishment
of
an
experimental
farm
in
the
Peace
River
near
Grande
Prairie
where
he
says
"the
crop
U
or
the
finest."
THRBEBRITISH
NAVAL
AIRMEN
FEARED
LOST
being
performed
by
Walter
J.
8.
Laurie,
Deputy
Orand
President
for
Canada.
The
meeting
for
the
Initiatory
cere
mony
waa
then
placed
In
the
hands
of
the
ocfleers
and
degree
team
of
Ketchikan
Aerie
Ho,
103
presided
over
by
Pas
Worthy
President,
Wlkstrom.
The
following
officers
were
elected
to
direct
the
affairs
of
the
new
acrte
for
he
remainder
of
the
term
ending
at
the
first
meeting
In
June,
1B3Q:
Junior
Past
WJ
W.
J.
MeCuteheon.
WJ
T.
dough.
Vice-president
Win,
Sherman.
Ohaoteln
Bert
West.
Secretary
Angelo
Astoria.
Trustees
Ben
Talt,
2
year
term;
Wm.
Murray,
1
year
tewn.
Ojnduotor
Lee
J.
Dell.
I
Made
Ouerd
Alex.
Strtchan.
Outoide
Ouard
Oee,
Ctaey
Jr.
,
Phyelcieo
J.
II.
Canon.
M
D
Treasurer
Thor
Johnson.
The
degree
team
of
Ketchikan
Aerie
arc
an
exhibition
of
fancy
team
work
which
was
very
Interesting
to
the
members
who
had
Just
been
Initiated
Into
two
broVhVrV
from
'RoMlana',
B.C.;
one
from
Nelson.
B.C..
and
one
from
the
Mother
Aerie
of
the
Order,
Beattle
Aerie
No.
I.
The
first
business
meeting
of
the
new
Speaker
of
the
Legislature
LOCAL
WEDDING
ON
SATURDAY
EVENING
MlM
AUrid
OlMn
Iteromrs
llrld
Otto
OJrrtad
end
Will
U
CHy
Tho
weddsag
ok,
jjs.
on
Sanrdaf
evening
of
Otto
Orstand
of
Prince
Rupert
to
Miss
Astrld
Olson,
also
of
this
city.,
sister
of
Mrs.
James
Mot
A.
The
ceremony
was
per
termed
at
the
lrl
Whli'h
Tmk
off
from
1
1.
M.S.
Argus
Lutheran
parsonage
at
7
JO
pm.
Rev
llrlirird
lo
Hate
Dropped
Into
i
John
Hanson
officiating.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
from
Hiia.
Argus
on
September
8.
NEW
AERIE
OF
EAGLES
HERE
SAN
FRANCISCO.
Sept.
10
One
man
waa
killed,
three
ate
mlaatnc
and
fourteen
Injured
In
a
quarter
million
dol
Hall
reorfanteatlon
of
Prince
Rupert
isme
Aerie
of
the
Fraternal
Order
of
Eagle
took
place,
the
InetaUatlon
ceremony
"The
news
in
food,"
Mr:
Kirkwood
commented.
Thomas
Johnston.
Labor
M.P.
for
Dundee,
whose
speech
on
the
treatment
of
harvesters
at
Winnipeg
erected
a
senss
lodge
will
be
held
on
Thursday
evening,
tlon,
Issued
a
statement
that
he
and
his
September
13,
when
a
good
class
of
new
friends
were
at
one
In
their
appreciation
candidates
will
then
be
enrolled.
J.
McMillan,
deputy
organiser,
will
re-(received
all
over
Canada
and
from
what
main
In
Prince
Rupert
until
the
end
of
,
he
had
seen
and
learned
he
aald
he
waa
the
present
month
to
complete
the
or-
sure
a
large
proportion,
of
the
miners
ganlastlon
work
and
assist
the
new
of-,
were
highly
satisfied
arid
likely
to
re-flcert
in
their
duties,
!
main
and
make
a
success
in
the
West.
ENTRY
LIST
FOR
Bishop
Rix
Consecrated
ruiv
lo
iiEiV
I
!
x
I
-r
ALL
PARTS
or
DISTRICT
REPRESENTED
AMI
COMPETITION
WILL
HE
KEEN
GOVERNMENT
JUHJES
HERE
With
all
parte
of
Central
Biitlst
Columbia
represented
and
competition
alieady
keen
In
many
of
the
classes,
the
Pair
Office
ths
morning
reported
.
entry
list
of
some
1600
exhibits
Icr
iho
annual
Prtnoe
Rupert
Exhibition
which
will
be
cpeced
tomorrow
evening
by
Hon.
T.
p.
PattuUo.
MJA.
There
ts
only
cue
district
exhibit
of
agricultural
"'XONVICTSTRY
'Mrs.
James
Moen.
eeeape.
ir.
ana
Mrs.
uyerstd
nsvs
token
up
r
ESCAPE
JAIL
SIX
KHJX
AND
ANOTHER
FATALLY
UOINDKII
riTCIIED
IltTTLE
LIST
NH1IITV
North
Sea
James
Moen
were
the
witnesses.
-m.
.
I
During
the
oarwnony
Mrs.
Hanson!
BATON
ROUGE.
La.
Sept.
10
Six
LONDON.
Sept.
10.
Three
British
''
ery
sweetly
"You
wtu
Love
Me
ere
kUled
and.
another
fatally
airmen
rue
wounded
and
eight
men
more
or
less
naval
aro
mlsalng
and
the
air
,
jr-"
ministry
fears
they
have
fallen
Into
the
Following
the
wedding
a
banquet
was
"1T
Wuni
last
night
In
a
pitohed
North
Sea.
The
trio,
consisting
of
,TTed
to
Immediate
friends
of
the
con-
j
bUI
tb
,ut
penWentlary.
when
pilot
officer,
naval
lieutenant
and
rdk
I
tracttng
couple
at
the
home
of
Mr.
and
a
numbr
of
nlt
attempted
to
re-dencs
'
818
A
NINETEEN
KILLED
NEW
PIER
HI
KM:I
WHEN
AUTOMOBILE
HITS
GRAND
STAND
MILAN.
Italy.
Sept.
lar
fire
which
swept
Pier
t
under
eon-
persona
were
wUled
and
28
Injured
OIIICIKS
INSTALLED
AND
DEGREE
,lruon
nw
nr
started
In
an
when
a
machine
at
an
auto
rite
t
TEAM
WORK
Is
siioiiN
i
eaptoaton
of
tar
gisias.
Monaa
autodrome
Sunday
afternoon
Tlx
oolr
body
recovered
la
that
of
plunged
into
the
grandstand
while
On
Saturdev
oeeolM
In
the
Boston
'Albm
And0'1'
wtchmn-
taveUtng
124
miles
an
hour.
Investigation
by
British
Labor
Members
Shows
that
Miners
Are
Pleased
with
Cahada's
Reception
J
ASTER,
September
10.
Members
of
the
Empire
Parliamentary
Association
spent
Sunday
here
en
route
to
the
coast.
Personal
Investigation
was
made
en
route
into
the
condition
of
the
British
harvester
miners.
After
a
visit
to
farms
in
Saskatchewan
and
Alberta
David
Kirkwood.
Labor
M.P.,
and
George
Hall,
representative
of
the
Welsh
collieries
district
and
himself
a
farmer
Self,
a
year
term;
John'
m'"",
both
expressed
themselves
satisfied
with
the
conditions
they
found
Mr.
Kirkwood's
investigations
showed
that
of
150Q
miners
who
eame
to
SwkstchcwM.
only
four
failed
s
-.
to
find
work.
The
miner
hnrveoter
nnnu
rt
111
n
mid
were
receiving
an
average
of
MJO.
tt
oo;
DULII
UT
tlULU
UlJ
and
in
some
case
9UM
a
day
and
were
satisfied.
The
fa
rafters,
too,
wore
eat-UTIed.
Mr.
Hall
Investigated
the
neighborhood
of
Edmonton.
He
found
that
out
of
700
miners
only
five
failed
to
get
the
mysteries
of
Eagledom.
The
ritual-
work.
Four
of
these
were
phyatoaUy
un
letlc
exemplification
by
the
officers
of,
fit
and
the
fifth
would
net.
work.
All
KatobJkaj)
Aerie
waa
of
a
very
high
and
the
miners
available
oa
tho
Botnoatoi
Inleresttnx
nature
and
thorouthW
sn.
section
had
found
lafes.
ftomt
100,
to,
preehitej
by
the
large
li
of
catull-
ISO
more
mlneea
,
ooukL.n
hale
.been,
datea
and
vleltor.
there
belngpresent
placed.
St.
Andrews
Cathedral
With
the
head
of
the
church
in
British
Columbia
acting
as
.uief
celebrant
and
five
oiher
bishops
of
both
Canada
and
United
oiaes
as
well
as
members
of
the
clergy
from
various
parts
of
this
zar-flung
diocece
participating,
the
consecration
of
Kt.
Rev.
George
.ilexander
Rix
as
the
third
Bishop
of
Caledonia
took
place
yesterday
in
St.
Andrew's
Anglican
Cathedral
here
with
all
due
impressiveness
and
ceremony.
The
consecration
proper
took
place
product
for
competition
tni
year
that
at
morning
service
yesterday
though,
throughout
the
day,
there
were
fremprince
oesrge-aithouth
the
Bulk-1
fcpecial
services
in
connection
with
the
occaaion.
Tribute
to
the
new
icy
vsij
aw
u
rrace
iur
ar
h,d
of
the
church
In
Northern
British
.
ie..rcfcei..ed
with
Interesting
dlvplaya.
Following
are
the
Judges
appointed
by
the
provincial
government
who
are
1
1
-ready
here:
Pru.t
and
vegetables
E.
C.
Hunt,
district
hsrticuHuraltot.
NeUon.
Held
crops
S.
S.
Phillips,
Field
Crops
Branch.
Smtthers.
,
Poultry
Rev.
C.
McDermott,
Mission
Crty.
Columbia
was
paid
not
only
by
members
of
the
congregation,
over
which
he
ha
presided
for
fifteen
years,
who
attended
jx
large
numbers,
but
also
by
the
seeeral
clt.iiry
of
Prince
Rupert
by
whom
be
has
long
been
held
In
oiteem
and
respect.
The
occasion
was
a
mem-,
.
rable
oao
In
Vval
church
history.
I
cessors
of
the
newly
oonsecrated
Bishop
10
Nineteen
10
episcopate
of
Caledonia
first,
FOUND
IN
A
DITCH
VANCOUVER.
Sept.
10.
The
body
of
seven
year
old
Andrew
Perrler.
missing
al
Alaska,
and
the
Ooapel
lesson
by
Rt.
Rev.
L.
II.
Wells,
formerly
Bishop
of
Spokane.
The
Nlcene
Creed
was
chanted
and
the
sermon
was
delivered
by
Rt.
Rev.
I.
O.
Stringer.
Bishop
of
the
Yukon.
Taking
ai
his
text
the
scriptural
pro-
factions
as
well
that
would
faU
to
tho
lot
of
Ood's
servant
In
his
new
and
elevated
capacity.
Reference
was
made
to
the
Illustrious
and
revered
prede-,
the
late
Rt.
Rev.
William
Ridley,
and
second,
the
late
Rt.
Rev.
F.
H.
DuVer-net.
both
of
whom
had
left
a
mark
which
would
long
remain
unerased.
HI
devotion
and
success
during
his
minis
tonal
career,
as
clergyman,
canon,
arch
deacon
and
administrator,
had
endowed
the
new
bishop
with
attributes
which
would
ensure
like
success
In
his
new
capacity.
Without
the
assistance
of
his
!
clergy,
lalety
and
all
those
of
his
church.
however,
there
could
not
be
entire
sue-ioses.
The
bishop
from
the
north
made
several
cahortattons
In
the
matter
of
carrying
out
church
work
and
laid
emphasis
upon
the
fact
that
there
should
be
no
esclutton
by
reason
of
nationality,
so-called
station
in
life
or
for
any
other
cause
but
that
the
Church
should
go
forward
as
an
Indissoluble
whole.
On
this
day,
Bishop
Stringer
oonduded,
the
brother
who
waa
being
elevated
might
derive
comfort
from
the
fact
that
the
prayers
'of
the
church
all
over
Canada
and
of
the
clergy
and
people
of
his
dlo-ceee
were
on
his
hehalf.
But
the
great
and
lasting
comfort
In
time
of
stress
end
at
all
tunes
would
be
the
knowledge
that
the
Sptrtt
of
the
Lord
was
with
nun
now
and
for
eve
more
"Behold
I
shall
be
with
you
alwaya,
even
unto
the
eod
of
the
world."
THE
CONSECRATION
During
the
singing
of
the
next
hymn,
.
k.
m.hMu
nl
nalumhla.
ind
ths
Yukon
from
here
for
three.
Knurs
Rstunu
nisht
!
conducted
the
Blehoo-Blect
to
the
Vea-
was
found
In
the
water
of
a
canal
ditch
wb"
h
0nn1
hl
roohrt'
thl
followed
by
the
presentation
of
on
Lulu
Island
near
Brtghousc.
I
the
Bishop-Bfct
to
the
Metropolitan
.
.
.,
,
"
who
proceeded
with
the
ceremony.
The
.
,,
,
J
record'Ot'rletMstJ
jsa
duly
read
oy
o
Tin.'-
'V-
!;
'
Ol'&NlNO
PROGRAM
I
OK
THE
FALL
FAIR
TurMliir.
!r!.
II
Y-.Rtttt...
CrttVnl,or
fbMetropOlltsn
and
the
oath
of
obedience
by
W.
E.
Fisher,
diocesan
chancellor.
The
Litany
waa
chanted
by
Bishop
Huvton
of
Olympta
Ucroase.
Alyanah
vs.
Prince
and
the
ritualistic
questions
were
put
Rupert
1.30
p.m.
Formal
Opening
Exhibition
by
of
the
kindly
welcome
the
men
had
Hon.
T.
D.
Psttulo,
IM.
by
the
Metropolitan
and
anewerea
oj
HIT
BY
TRAIN
!3tPl,
"
"
?JT,U!.the
T'
VEN
OFP
TOR
PICMC
PARTY
BIT
nodicus
cathedral
taxed
to
Its
capacity
ONLY
ONE
BIRVIVEI.
agnsuauon
srrvice
was
openea
wtut
,
the
precession
si
hymn
during
which
KILLED
WHEN
BLIND
RIVER,
Ont.
Sept.
10.
Plve
Mrmnnk
?mm
Insitantlv
Vtllaw
ans
etlsv.4
at.
Rev.
A.
V.
ler
Archbishop
o
aether
m
w.,
proh-
T,
r
!t
bl
tnjuiej
in
a
collision
be-
!2t
'
Wl.
bUhPJ
tween
sn
automobU.
and
a
O.P.R.
wtth
their
escort
of
vWttag
bishops
and
v.,.
m1fmMin
.
.....
tdlrttUWergy,
tued
down
the
main
aisle
Mo
&
fci.'W
f9
ui
.um
wurcn,
jea
dj
Lkuuu
w.
r.
ttta-brook,
to
take
their
respective
places
li
the
chancel.
After
prayer,
the
epistle
was
read
by
Rt.
Rev.
P.
T.
Rowe.
Bishop
(cm,
17
Bui
ah
Hannun.
27;
of
Ottawa;
'Mrs.
Frank
McCain.
50.
of
Cleveland.
The
sole
survivor
was
Beatrice
ile
The
seven
persons
were
starting
for
an
afternoon'.-
outing
and
plenlc
when
the
auto
waa
struck
by
the
train
a
crossing.
It
dragged
the
car
with
Its
occupants
500
feei
to
the
station
platform.
Francis
McCain
eseaped
the
fate
that
mite
of
the
Lord
"Behold
I
shall
be
befell
her
father
and
sisters
because
of
wtth
you
.always
even
unto
the
end
of
i
insufficient
room
In
the
automobile.
the
world."
Bishop
Stringer
spoke
elo-j
uently.
He
referred
to
the
difficulties1
and
the
discouragements
bbt
the
satis-'
BRONCHOS
AND
STEERS
ARRIVE
Twenty-two
unbroken
bronchos
and
a
carload
of
wild
steers
arrived
here
yeaterday
and
are
today
resting
up
In
readiness
for
the
opening
of
the
rodeo
Wedneedsy.
It
is
stated
by
those
who
have
the
handling
of
the
animals
that
they
are
tough
customers
and
there
is
every
Indication
that
they
will
put
up
a
big
fight
for
mastery.
Jack
McNeill
of
Telkwa
Is
due
to
arrive
this
afternoon
to
manage
the
stampede.
PILOTAGE
ENQUIRY
SESSION
WILL
BE
HELD
IN
CITY
SOON
Mr.
Justice
Ault
Morrison,
acting
as
a
royal
commission
to
Investigate
pUotage
affaire
on
this
coast
for
the
federal
government,
will
be
In
the
city
September
19
to
hold
a
session
In
the
Court
House
here.
He
will
be
accompanied
by
Capt.
O.
L.
Robertson
of
Ottaws.
director
of
pUotlng
for
Canada
Capt.
F.
T.
Saunders.
feaoal
agent
of
the
Marine
Department,
has
received
Instructions
to
make
arrangements
for
the
session
of
the
enquiry
here.
FIRE
SATURDAY
AT
ALICE
ARM
secretary,
and
tho
,
xil.EGIt.VPII
OIIICE
AND
EQUIP
MENT
DESTROVEJI
IN
MINING
CAMP
(
Government
Teesgrapos)
ANYOX.
Sept.
I.
A
Ore
of
unknown
origin
destroyed
th
telegraph
office
at
the
Bishop-Elect.
Alice
Arm
with
au
or
its
equipment.
!
The
coneecratton
took
the
form
of
At
about
10.30
Saturday
night
the
fire
Slldtrw
throush
ball
of
fire
'
the
traditional
laying
on
of
hands,
in
wm
first
discovered
from
A.
W.
Fal.
by
Dare
DevU
Lundy
8
pm.
token
of
the
apostolic
succession,
by
!
Doners
Hall
where
a
dance
was
In
pro
Open
Air
Boxing
8
pan.
the
Metropolitan
and
the
assisting
gress.
The
dance
was
called
off
and
a
O
0
Bishops,
thus
ending
the
Impressive
bucket
brigade
formed
and
tho
tire
was
(continued
on
page
six)
confined
to
this
building
only.
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reads
the
Classified
Ad.
LARGE
CABARET
Dinners
Thursdays
and
Special
It
you
lose,
advertise
or
It.
Saturdays
It
you
find,
locate
tho
owner.
Dancing
every
Saturday
night
from
9
to
12.
Whatever
you
need,
advertise
Tor
It
Dance
Hall
for
Hire.
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RUPERT
Accomodation
for
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Parties
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-Central
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CONSECRA
TED
YESTERDA
Y
RITISH
LABOR
PLEASED
CANADA'S
RECEPTION
MINERS
Big
Airplane
Which
Crossed
Canada
From
Ottawa
Left
for
Prince
Rupert
Today
Before
Noon
Flight
Demonstrated
Advantage
of
Using
Waterways
for
Landing
in
Cross
Country
Airmail
Route
VANCOUVER,
Spt.
10.
Major
Godfrey
hopped
off
for
Prince
Rupert
at
11.30
this
morning
accompanied
by
Wing
Commanders
J.
L.
Gordon
and
L
F.
Breadner
and
Sergeant
Major
Graham.
OTTAWA,
September
10.
Flight
Squadron
Leader
Godfrey
has
demonstrated
that
the
natural
waterways
provide
the
best
route
for
trans-Canada
flyers,
stated
J.
G.
Desbarata,
deputy
minister
of
militia,
today.
The
placing
of
costly
landing
fields
along
the
air
mail
routes
to
the
Pacific
coast
will
not
be
necessary,
it
is
indicated.
Squadron
Leader
Godfrey
has
made
a
splendid
(light
and
the
department
is
wefl
satisfied
with
the
outcome,
Mr.
Desbarats
said.
SKIPPER
LOST
OVERBOARD
J.
W.
JONES