.
ONE
OF
PLRKIERS
STABBED
BY
JUVENILES
FROM
VANCOIVER
.j
AT
KAMLOOPS
REVEITOKE,
Sept.
11.
Apprehended
when
they
allegedly
attempted
to
get
away
with
art
automobile
which
Ihey
found
parked
on
the
west
road
fiw
miiea
from
here,
two
juvenile,
said
to
b
from
Vancouver,
were
caught
after
a
thrilling
chcae
ir.
which
Dar-
ra'gh
smythe
of
Rmistoae.
ore
c:
the,
"
irrof'o"
:tatv
0
'
nL
TouthT-i,n
The
two
are
held
In
Ja.l
FIRB-
I'BEVENTION
VICEK
-
OTTAWA.
8-pt
11
Cy
v'.ri
t
of
a
proclamation,
the
wreV-
x-n.n.?n;lng
Octrber
7
and
aodMi
tti
thirteenth
la
designated
a
Arc-prevention
week.
gASSiFlDl'ABIT
Boston
Grill
LARGE
CABARET
reads
the
Clarified
Ad.
Everyone
Special
Dinner
Thuradaya
and
U
you
lose,
advertise
lor
It.
v
Saturday
Dancing
every
Baturday
night
locate
the
find,
owner.
If
you
from
9
to
It.
Whatever
you
need,
advertise
tor
It
Dante
Hall
for
Hire.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Accomodation
for
Prlvae
Parties
GET
THE
CLASSIFIED
HAI1IT.
I'hone
457
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
Vol.
XVIII.,
No.
2)
V.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
TUESDAY.
SEPTEMBER
11,
1928
Price
Five
Cent?
A
Ramsay
aid
Had
Nothing
But
Good
Impressions
of
Canada
He
Says
as
He
Prepares
to
Go
Fixed
Price
for
Canadian
Wheat
in
Old
Country
is
one
of
Cherished
Ideas
of
Labor
Party,
Leader
Declares
MONTREAL,
September
11.
"I
am
going
home
to
j
tx:
upon
the
government
the
necessity
of
appointing;
a
commission
which
should
be
half
British
and
half
Can-:
adian
..
to
go
into
the
whole
question
of
Canadian
immigra-!
.?r
n
i
u
I
'11.
e
Uon
said
Ramsay
Macdonald
upon
hisamval
here
from
Of
tav.
a.
He
is
about
to
conclude
a
month
s
tour
of
the
dominion
and
sails
today.
"My
impressions
have
Vr
British
Labor
leader,
in
discussing
his
tour.
"This
is
a
wonderful
country
antMs
developing
very
rapidly
but
v
hat
strikes
one
is
how
much
richer
you
might
be
withi
a
larger
popu.anon
maning
use
oi
me
aimost
unioiu
possibilities
your
land
offers."
A
minrnntpwl
fivPfl
nriff
for
fJnnnrlirm
wriPfit.
in
the
..WV-
I
'
-
.,
.
.
....
-
UIU
LUUIHIV
l
ami
an
mca
of
Britain,
Macdonald
said,
Is
uimutc
imu
jui,
ucc.i
uuuc
members
nau
the
idea
unaer
GIANTS
BACK
IN
THICK
OF
THE
RUNNING
TOOK
DOI
BI.E
HEADER
FROM
BOSTON
YENTEHDAV
PHILADELPHIA'
YANKKB
OAMK
TOMOKROM"
NEW
YORK.
Sept.
IX.
The
Oianu
-..'ird
tliemaHvea
back
Into
the
k
of
the
National
League
running
-.j,iy
by
taMevg
a
jlouWe
header
Boston.
I'.d
cardinala
lost
the
third
atralghi
nu:
ui
the
first
series
with
Cincinnati
-
K
pt
the
two
and
btlf
game
lead
f'hicago,
whlak
dropped
one
to
T
'-:mri(
riniadelphla
and
New
York
resume
crucial
Anertoa
League
settee
NATIONAL
UltdlE
Cn.
Klyn
9-7.
Phllsoelphl
11-2.
N.
York
4-IX:
Boston
1-0.
t'
tuburg
TS
OttlMfo
I.
(
:irtiuiatl
T.
Bt.
LOUU
2.
AMERICAN
LKAOt'K
Bton
S;
Washington
3.
Louis
5:
Otevetand.
3.
(
'Micsgo.
6;
Detroit
4.
I
COAT
LEA
(I
IE
Itoilywood
6-1;
Sa
rrancleco
1-0.
M
w.oni
9-8;
Los
Angsts
1-4.
Su
ramento
S-J;
Oakland
1-1.
I.EAOtlj
MTANDINOH
NATIONAL
W.
L.
Pet.
Ft
Louis
81
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60
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w
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York
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roit
81
78
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88
'
BO
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IW't'ni
48
80
861
D!ycd
by
loading
canned
salmon
In
"
N
River,
Union
itamer
oatlala,
'
M"
E.
A.
Dlekaon.
I
due
at
880
this
'iinKJii
from
Anyw,
Stowart
and
":
port
of
call
and
will
sail
aoen
iir,!ftrr
fot
Vancouver
and
way.
PUIII.IC
HOLIDAY
In
order
that
all
citizens
milV
linvn
nn
ntnArlnnltv
nf
visiting
the
Prince
Rupert
Exhibition,
I
hereby
declare
the
afternoon
of
Thursday,
'September
13,
to
be
a
public
holiday.
S.
P.
McMORDlE,
Mayor.
4
t
been
nothing
but
good,"
said
.!..
inuniw,
m.l.,
lor
mnce
u-
w
'
'
.
.
-
'
i
ilxi
t
t
liiui
innuu
ujr
uic
jjouui
yai
and
added
that
while
nothing
oU
fliof
lino
fV,n
T
nVinv
,
aiuiis
nw
iu-
w.v
iiw.
serious
consideration.
DEFENCE
MADE
nTtvrir
nrnnir
KI
rWtLL
J11X1E
(iKVNT
MAKES
OIUrX'TION-ABI.E
HEMAKKH
WHICH
ARE
REPENTED
BY
CONSUL
MATTEK
OF
HISTORY
MATTER
TO
BE
TAKE.VTO
MINISTER
OF
JCKTICE
NTATHN
filtEEK
REPRESENTATIVE
VANCOUVER.
Bewt.
It.
-Peter
Ban-'
croft,
consul
for
Oreec.
cam
to
the
defence
of
his
countrymen
in
to
nat-i
uraUcatton
court
here
yesterday
wnn
'
Judge
DvM
Orant
made
remark
whlth
,
Mr.
Bancroft
Interpreted
a
casting
a
reflection
on
them.
During
the
application
for
nattirall-
netwn
oi
earn
Kanuiiw.
a
mi
DONC
A8TER,
Sept.
XX
The
Oham-welte.
Jadge
Orant
recnarked
that
I
psgnc
atakes
for
two
year
olda
of
tlx
court
looked
with
a
groat
deal
of
aua-
j
frlongs
was
won
by
Lieut
Col.
Olle
pteton
on
Oreeks.
"NUMteen
hundred
j
Led,,
.
Arabella.
Rtecamouth
Cam
yeara
ago.-
he
added.
"It
waa
said
that
L,
u,a
tne
niack
Abbott
third.
Ten
all
Cretan
who
were
Ore
wre
liars
j
started.
and
that
oMirvatlon
ha
not
been
con-
j
Uadloted
since
then."
He
stated
that
he
had
found
Oreeks
engaged
In
tfce
whhe
stave
Iraff
le.
'
"Without
clean
womanhood
you
cannot
have
clean
manhood."
said
Judfe
Orant.
"Your
honor,
oh
behalf
of
my
oo
unify
I
would
like
to
state
that
you
are
mist
ken
In
such
word
against
the
oreotsn
reot."
said
Mr.
Hancron.
"I
am
speaking
only
a
I
found
them
her.'
leplled
Ma
honor.
"I
have
reotwainended
some
Orrek
for
cltlaen-ship
and
I
always
do
whan
I
find
them
worthy."
The
argument
olosed
with
the
Judge's
remark
that
he
refused
to
discus
th
matter
further.
Mb
Bancroft
stated
iubnnnty
that
he
Intended
to
write
to
the
minister
of
JtMtlc
at
Ottawa
about
the
Incident.
The
application
of
Ksmllle
wm
jgg'atood
over
until
inquiry
had
been
made
Into
the
case
by
the
police.
OBSEQUIES
FOR
I
SERVICES
HELD
FOR
JOB
NEION
AT
Bl'TZK
RAPIDS
UNDER
SAI.-
VATION
AHMV
AlsriCES
Mentors
of
the
family
and
friends,
to
the
number
of
about
twenty.
jr
tardsy
aftornoon
attended
obsequies
which
were
held
ovor
the
scene
In
Butse
Rapid
where
Job
Nelson.
Mette-katla
native,
lost
hi
life
by
drowning
In
the
whirlpool
lt
Monday.
Deceased
was
a
Salvation
Army
worker
at
Metlaktlbv
and
the-
.senile,,
was
token
'by
Ensign
S.
Joyce,
local
commandant,
'
,
.
...w
uatu
hv
and
Mrs.
jojwv.
11
-
-
rtlifton
of
Metlakaua.
iner
iWM
,
brief
sermon
as
wtll
aa
prayer
and
to
the
fastnesses
of
the
desolate
hill
around,
went
the
sound
01
tne
hymn
"Jew
Hver
of
My
Soul"
and
"Lead
Kindly
ugnt.
i
notion
war
weighted
and
eent
down
to
the
depth
of
water
near
the
point
where
the
fatality
ooouitsq.
,
Mia
L.
M.
Dodd
will
ll
on
the
Princes
Louise
tomorrow
afternoon
for
Vancouver.
REPUBLICANS
WIN
ELECTION
wi-land.
p'.
h
-
By
the
tut:
majority
ever
given
a
4jubemtortI
;
cand
le
m
mic
wm.
t
o.rdiner,;
.'lepuMv.:'!.
-;):
Int.
lflr?
yesterday
over
Edward
C.
Moran.
Jr.,
Dsuoc.-at.
Ti.e
let
uu
Air:
n
vl
tcry
was
decisive
In
every
c-jntert.
-nDKBO
rntiv
ruKmfcS
MIiMdlLK
mviM
or
LNDS
TO
VISIT
HIS
NATIVE
HOME
IN
EAST
.
.
I
M
,
.pert,
arrived
last
evening
on
the,
char,
from
vicuna
and.
to-'
"eUler
:th
Mayor
S.
P.
McMordle.l
;wlI,
0,rlcUte
tonight
at
the
opening
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Kx
position
On
I
Thunday
morning,
the
former
minuter;
of
lands
will
leave
by
train
for
the
Kat
on
a
bualnesi
trip.
Beeldes
his
native
hpme
In
Woodstock.
Ontario.
Mr
Puttullo
will
visit
Toronto,
Ottawa,
Montreal.
Chicago'
and
New
Tork.
SALYATION
ARMY
YOUNG
PEOPLE
TO
ENJOY
BADMINTON
The
Salvation
Army
Young
People's
Leg
Km
at
its
regular
weekly
meeting
1
nlfht.
dVcldfd
jf
engage
thla
wn:
ter
In
the
playing
of
badminton.
The
hall
will
be
prepared
as
a
court
and
-equipment
ordered
shortly.
lne
meeting
oi
tne
legion
next
week
w,
take
the
form
of
a
paper
ehase.
t
rtit
nin
IPVP
PT
1
VTJC
LIlrtllirlUML
Jlll
3
WON
BY
ARABELLA
PRIZECARS
MY
BE
SEEN
Pontlac
Six
and
Ford
Tudor
Itoth
on
Exhibition
in
City
The
two
prize
cars
to
be
awarded
Friday
night
In
connection
with
the
Daily
News
campaign
are
now
on
view
In
the
city.
The
Ford
Tudor
is
on
view
at
S.
V..
Parker's
stall
at
the
exhibition
and
the
2-door
Pontlac
Six
Is
In
the
new
showrooms
jut
opened
hy
Walker
&
Ross,
on
Second
Avenue,
corner
of
Fourth
Street.
ROYAL
BANK
SOON
TO
BUILD
AT
VANCOUVER
VANCOUVER
Si)t.
11
-The
Royal
Bunk
of
email
will
construct
head
office
building
lie.
c
shortly
to
cost
between
a
million
and
a
halt
and
two
million
dLllura.
OLD
COUNTRY
FOOTBALL
EMII.ISH
I.KAC11E
Division
1.
Birmingham
1.
Leicester
City
0.
Burnley
4,
Newcastle
United
3.
Cardiff
8.
West
Ham
3.
Sheffield
United
I,
Liverpool
3.
DATES
ARE
SET
F0R
B.C.
BY-ELECTIONS
VICTORIA,
Sept.
XI
The
datei
for
nine
by-election
for
members,
of
the
cabinet,
if
these
are
ncccmary,
are
set
Mr
Ootober
6
with
nomination
on
Sep
tember
36.
A
sale
of
work
and
home
cooking
will
be
held
at
St.
Peter'e
Church.
Seal
Cove
on
Wednesday,
October
34.
YOUTHS
CAUGHT.
STEALING
CAR
Forty
Men
Employed
Today
on
Steel
Car
Barge
at
Drydock
and
Numbir
Will
be
Increased
There
are
for
y
men
oip'oyed
o
i
the
big
new
steel
car
barge
being
eons'ru't'ed
i.l
'he
Ury:lonk
shipyard
here,
the
actual
steel
work
1
ivi..g
Lx.n
in
hand
for
just
a
week.
This
number
will
be
gradually
increased
until
by
the
end
of
the
month
from
76
to
75
will
be
employed.
Of
these
about
seventy
per
cent
are
skilled
men.
In
all
there
are
ninety
men
on
the
payroll
at
the
Drydock,
the
other
departments
there
being
rather
quiet
just
now
with
the
exception,
of
repaint
to
a
few
small
fishing
boats.
Pilots
at
Victoria
Use
Speed
t
Boats
andRtibWth
Each
Other
to
Meet
Incoming
Steamships
Evidence
Given
lie
'ore
Royal
Commission
is
Against
Compulsory
Pilotage
and
in
Favor
of
Present
System
VICTORIA,
September
11.
British
Columbia
leading
to
long
coming
ships
was
described
to
Mr.
age
commission
met
here
yesterday,
when
telling
of
the
fight
to
get
business,
Captain
Percy
Shadforth
claimed
the
right
of
the
pilots
to
deal
direct
with
the
master
of
the
boat,
ignoring
completely
the
ship's
agent.
He
vigorously
defended
his
action
in
going
over
the
heads
of
the
agents
and
securing
the
pilotage,
for
efficiency
of
service
was
generally
agreed
upon.
W.
M.
Allan,
agent
here
of
the-
Pacific
Salvage
Co.
had
no
desire
to
change-'
the
present
pilotage
system
although
a
system
of
examination
would
be
agree-
able.
Captain
C.
D.
Neuroutaoe
said
while
his
company
was
not
interested
In
the
main,
they
were
in
teres
led
in
having
first
class
pilots
on
other
ships
aa
if
not,
the
ship
became
a
menace,
eapec-
(ally
In
the
fog.
He
favored
Oovern-
SHOT
IN
BACK
"
BY
A
BANDIT
,
SECOND-HAND
DEALER
AT
VANCOU-J
VER
INJURED
AS
HE
FLED
FROM
DESPERADO
VANCOUVER,
Sept.
11
Nathan
renaon.
second
hand
dealer
of
Powell
'.treet
waa
shot
In
the
back
by
un
-
j
identified
bandit
early
last
night
a
he
wa
looting
up
hi
hop
when
be
re-
fused
command
of
the
robber
to
lie
on
'
tt
floor.
Arer.cn
fled
to
the
door
and
wM
h
"
IUtUrT
"tarjn
eacaoed
.
j
DIED
NEW
HEHTMIVHTER
I
'
JTW
WT3TJHTT8TB?.
Bnpt.
11.
A
T.
AugU'tAe
45
year
of
age,
coe.1
mer
-
'
t.
d.cd
yesterday
of
lnlan'Ue
par
-
-1-
s'n.
I
j
Keen
competition
among
pilots
in
races
in
speed
boats
to
meet
in
Justice
Morrison
when
the
pilot
ment
supervision
and
examination
of
pilot.
Xlke
.Allen,
he
did
not
favor
compulsory
payment
of
pilotage.
Captain
J.
W.
Troup,
late
manager
of
the
B.
C.
coast
service
of
the
O.P.R.
testified
at
yesterday
afternoon'!
aeselon
that
the
shipping
men
of
Victoria
were
satisfied
with
the
present
pilotage
system.
He
strongly
wa
agalnat
com-
pulsory
pilotage.
PROGRAM
FOR
THE
FAIR
WEDNESDAY
AFTERNOON
Ilig
Procession,
starting
from
the
Court
House
at
1
p.m.,
marching
along
2nd
Ave.
to
7th
St.,
back
on
3rd
Ave.
to
City
Hall,
then
to
Ball
Grounds.
All
children
are
specially
invited
to
take
part
in
the
procession,
alto
cjtisens
with
care.
Kverybody
get
in
on
this
and
make
It
a
parade
worth
remembering.
'
Wednesday
Afternoon,
Children's
Day
Children
free
to
the
building
in
tae
afternoon.
Other
afternoons,
admission
for
children,
lue.
Rodeo
starts
at
S
p.m.
sharp.
Admission:
Adults,
$1.00;
children,
50c;
clatldnn
in
arms
free.
No
extra
charge
for
grandstand.
Special
feature,
Tex
Young-
in
his
best
at
the
Stampede.
Indian
Football
at
6
p.m.
WEDNESDAY
EVENING
Fxhibition
HuiWIiig,
8
p.m.
Admission:
Crtlldr'n,
SsSc;
Adults,
50c.
'
.
-
Program
Tex
Young,
the
funny
little
Cowboy
CortIan,
in
hta
wonderful
lariat
twirling
act,
as
well
as
his
humorous
Cowboy
earned)-.
(A
laugh
a
minute).
Ruth
and
Maloy,
in
their
big
comedy
hit
and
dancing
act.
(You'll
laugh
your
head
off).
The
Two
Kings
of
Nonsense,
in
their
monologues,
rope
twisting
and
step
dancing.
(They
are
a
scream).
hand
selections
by
the
Boys'
Italid.
The
longest
and
best
entertainment
ever
had
in
Prince
Rupert
for
the-money.
Big
Airplane
Failed
Arrive
Last
Night
Nothing
Heard
of
It
1
.,,
'
.
Digby
Island
wireless
station
this
morning
i
was
attempting
i
to
get
in
touch
with
the
big
Fairchild
seaplane
carrying
Squadron
Leader
Earl
Godfrey
and
companions
who
are
reported
missing
on
a
flight
from
Vancouver
to
Prince
Rupert.
It
had
been
raining
neavjit.
thf8
morning
with
visibility
very
poor,
at
times
it
being
im-
PO3ibie
to
see
a
mile
over
the
water.
It
is
assumed
that
Major
God
trey
ran
into
unfavorable
weather
yesterday
and
was
compelled
10
Jana
inuugn
up
ui
noun
tuuay
mcic
wen
nu
lawn
huvivo
of
him.
it;.;
r
OtxIfrey"a
companions
on
the
flight
irom
Vancouver,
which
com-
fhencr-d
t
11.30
yesterday
morning,
it
Vlng
Ctxr-aarKSer
J
L.
Gordon
Jtr.d
L
F
Ureedner.
from
Air
Force
readqttartera
at
Ottawa,
who
recently
'conducted
an
Investigation
at
Victoria
into
the
disaster
a
couple
of
week
ago
.to
the
B.
C.
Alrwsys
passenger
.plane
in
Ipugct
Sound,
and
Sergeant
Major
Or
sham,
mechanic.
Godfrey
and
Ora-
hetn
last
week
few
from
Ottawa
to
Vancouver.
While
flying
conditions
on
thla
part
of
the
coast
since
yesterday
have
been
vary
unfavorable.
It
is
orr.fi
den
tly
hoped
that
Major
Godfrey
Is
safely
landed
somewhere
on
the.
five
hundred
mile
distance
between
h,
re
and
Vancouver
Formerly
la
command
of
Jericho
Beach
air
station
at
Varcouver.
Majcr
Godfrey
Is
weti
c
mstomed
to
flying
on
this
coast,
having
made
the
flight
between
Van
couver
and
Prince
Rupert
on
several
occasion
previously.
A
general
call
wa
sent
out
today
for
all
shipping
to
keep
on
the
look
out
for
the
missing
plane
and
It
1
probable
that
aerial
and
other
form
of
search
may
be
Instituted
for
the
nyuz
units
their
safety
becomes
soon
aaauiod.
Opinion
wa
growing
today
that
Major
Godfrey
bad
made
a
forced
landtag
tn
some
remote
harbor
where
be
had
been
unable
to
communicate
eettser
w4tir
VaBooaver'
or.
Prince
Rupert
Meantime,
anxiety
1
being
feK
and
many
inquiries
have
been
received
herej
from
Vancouver
as
to
any
newa
of
the
nln.
that
mlsht
h
farthfinmifur
'
VANCOUVER.
Sept.
11
No
word
has
been
received
here
from
Godfrey
since
be
passed
Powell
River
55
minutes
after
leaving
Vancouver
for
Prince
Rupert.
VANCOUVER,
Sept.
11.
It
la
believed
here
that
Godfrey
and
hi
companion
came
down
on
one
of
the
numerous
waters
along
the
coast
because
of
the
foggy
and
smoky
weather.
"No
fear
of
"disaster
is
entertained
here."
Lieut.
A.
H.
Hull,
officer
commanding
the
Jericho
station
said
here.
PRINCESS
IS
IN
TROUBLE
Slipped
off
Ways
at
Victoria
and
Cannot
be
Moved
VICTORIA,
Sept.
11.
The
C.P.R.
motor
ferry
Princess
Elaine
slipped
off
the
rails
as
she
was
being
put
back
into
the
water
after
a
general
overhaul
and
is
stuck
on
the
ways
at
the
Ray
Street
plant
of
the
Victoria
Machinery
Depot.
She
cannot
be
moved
off
or
entirely
on
and
may
be
in
that
position
for
a
month
or
more
until
a
launching
device
or
cradle
is
built
under
the
ship.
HUGE
WHEAT
CROP
IS
LATEST
ESTIMATE
JJ
WINNIPEO.
Sept.
ll.--Wheat
mod
j
884.000.000
bushels
Is
est
lms
ted
for
the
prairies
in
a
report
published
tn
the
Pree
Press
today.
TOLMii:
premhent
VA
vmirVRH
Sant
1
1
Prxnlar
Tol
b
slMtnl
mHt
at
the
P.
O.K.
i
at
the
first
meeting
of
tht
new
board
1
of
director
Monday.
Blake
Wilson
was
I
elected
Vies-President.
)
I
,
,
o
t
DIED
OP
PARVI.VJJI8.,
j
MISSION
CTTY.
Sept.
!l.-Alicen
u
Lean,
eleven-year-old
daughter
of
Mr
I
and
Mrs.
William
MeMea,
Mixion
tniy.
"
yaterdsy
from
Infantile
paralyat.
CARD
OP
THANKS
.
Mr.
and
Mr.
C.
Possum
wish
to
t
tkmnV
thlr
frlMvrts
fmnMisllv
the
Odd
follow',
for
their
kind
expressions
of
avmnathv
and
kindness
shown
In
their
bertavament.
DINNER
GIVEN
BY
CANADIANS
TO
THE
LEAGUE
PREMIER
MACKENZIE
KINO
AND
'
ASSOCIATES
ENTERTAIN
ALL
PROMINENT
VISITORS
GaNEVA.
Sept.
11.
Premier
King
of
inada
and
other
msabers
of
the
Canadian
delegation
to
the
assembly
of
tht
League
of
Nations
were
boats
at
a
brilliant
Sinner
last
night;
The
guest
Included
aa
array
of
brUliant
tt
men
from
every
nation
lasorHtert
tn
any
way
wsth
the
league.
Owing
to.
problems
tJtpaeted
to
de-etop
before
the
committee
on
technical
reduction
of
armament
Wednesday
and
Thursday
in
which
awn.
C.
A.
Dunning.
Oanadian
minister
of
railway
and
aanaU
la
IntsttcatM.
Vrtnlar
King
altered
bU
plant
lor
the
tear
and
will
-tmaln
within
call
of
KOOTEN
AY
RESIDENT
DIES
rlFIER
ILLNESS
NELSON.
Sept
11.
Fred
R.
Covert
Moffatt.
alnce
187
a
resident
of
the
Kootenays
associated
with
tbe
newspaper
and
legal
professions.
Is
dead,
after
an
illness
of
thro
years.
He
wa
born
in
Toronto
In
1835
editor
of
the
Rossi
and
Dally
Miner
and
later
editor
of
the
Nelson
New
untU
In
1809
be
wa
called
to
the
war.
KINGSFORD
SMITH
IN
NEW
ZE4LAND
FLIGHT
WNOT0N.
NZ
.
Sept.
it.-
Captain
Ktngsford
Smith
and
two
companions
in
Us
p.ane
Southern
Croas
In
which
he
flew
from
Oakland
to
Sydney
across
the
Pacific,
successfully
completed
hi
first
flight
from
Syeney
aero
the
Ta-
man
Sea
to
New
aealand
today.
BOXING!
MOOSE
HALL
Tuesday,
Sep.
11,
at
8.30
p.m.
Young
Italy
Howie
Keefe
Victor
Reese
(Port
Simpson)
vs.
Tommie
De
Marco
(Prince
Rupert)
Victor
Robinson
(Metlakatla)
V3.
Curly
NVWton
(Prince
Rupert)
t
.
Chris
Nelson
(Port
Simpson)
vs.
Nick
Gurvich
iPrince
Rupert)
Jimmy
Ryan
(Metlakatla)
vs.
Fred
Boulter
(Prince
Rupi-rt)
Man
Events
10
Rounds
Madison
Dix
(Seattle)
vs.
Alf
Harding
(Calgary)
Ladies
specially
invited
j,
.
n.pvall
w.
R
I
General
Admission,
$1.10
Tickets
on
sale
at
Joe
Brown's,
Grotto
Cigar
Store,
.
.
......
.
.
uranci
terminal
1
iud,
ana
Empress
Club,