lime,
A
Z
Motrirt
No.
L.
DMrict
No
1
included
only
:
p;iu
residing
within
the
erey
i
of
Pr.nos
Rupert,
'j
o
of
thoM
who
finish
ad
tn
t
N
l
together
with
all
.
until
the
and
of
the
oacapelgn
r
.(i
Sept.
14.
are
as
follows:
Wn,
Buasey
UMW
i
i:
FnowU
MjMJH
-.
Collart
HJISJOf
A!i-
McCrea
7.H1M1
'''
i,
Ermy
ZareUl
F
Wermlg
-
MUM
:,
f:
:i.n.ato
k
MUM
Edna
Ollkar
MM,.
Batley
4JU.H8
f
:..-..e
Morgan
40Jt4
.1
M
Culllaon
SAW.IM
DWrlet
J.
About
those
!PM
admlssioM.
attended
the
danee.
rt
No
t
i
includes
tncfttOM
only
omy
pants
rraldtng
owtslde
of
the
city;
j
f
the
city
of
Prince
Rupert.
t-tW
VORK.
Sept.
U.
The
bears
lc
a
sudden
raid
on
the
market
'"iiy
in
final
dealings
ut
as
the
were
about
Vo
claim
the
day.
nrarly
two
soore
lasuea
had
been
1
up
from
on
to
fifteen
dollars
mw
limn
prices
for
the
year,
the
'
-
broiiKht
about
a
general
down
as
they
conoentrated
their
at-i.
n
Warner
Bros,
lasuea.
bringing
,
iiic
common
stock
seventeen
dol-.
.iid
Clau
A.
nineteen
dollars
from
o
;j.,v
s
hiKfi
Radio
dropped
ten
dolus
volume
of
trading
being
over
,
llion
dollars.
HON.
ROBERT
FORKE'S
DAUGHTER
IS
MARRIED
EnANDON,
Sept.
15Ilon.
Robert
r
announced
the
marriage
of
his
i!ir
Ethel
May
to
Charles
J.
Mac-Ij
-.1:1(1.
formerly
of
Los
Angeles,
but
"
-
r
Vancouver,
at
Vancouver
on
r
:
8
API'OINTMUNT
OAZKTTEII
OTTAWA.
Bept.
15
The
appointment
r
Cici.re
in
Maotn
of
Ottawa
as
.iumt4)tifr
of
tti
Yukon
it
(
'
'iv
Ruisetted.
He
suoceeds
Percy
Miu
lcan
Is
at
present
In
Daw-
Ptionfo
o
mnnfVi
nrrn
n-oo
Trmnrl
in
nna
nf
tVio
rrynrtaa
to
refund
four
million
dollars
matur
,
"'fe1"'v-7l
'lag
treasury
certificates
due
Novem-
The
police,
after
questioning
Cyrus
Northcott,
57
br
1
and
two
mimon
short
term
p.
Tars
of
age,
owner
of
the
ranch,
are
on
a
coastwise
hunt
ny
bumming
for
his
son
and
mother.
The
police
say
young
Northc6tt
j
n
Tn'Jiow
the
Canadian
i.i
believed
to
have
fled
to
Canada
following
Clark's
ar-i
commerce,
tuc
Dominion
s-rest
by
immigration
officers,
who
held
him
for
the
Can--
arjian
immigration
aUinOrilieS.
flrm
to
handle
the
new
loan
outright
Tun
mnntria
nrrn
Tlnrk's
sister
ramp
from
trip
f!1nrk
to
ol
t
nt
obtainable.
It
is
rjuii.il
in
ounuiuuii,
uuuud,
iui
a
viaiw,
lemming
iiuincMUM
ot
u.
hlgh
nMa
for
n,,
MW
two
weeks
later.
GIRL
IN
NORWAY
WINNER
OF
LOT
TICKET
M6T.
PrRCIIASEII
II
V
LOCAL
IHIEXI).
PHOVEH
LICKV
ONE
OK
OLtl.COUNTRY
LADY
HOSPITAL
PRIZES
Mtas
S.
Anderson,
who
lives
la
Norway,
with
ticket
MOT
which
was
bought
In
br
name
by
Pete
Sunderland,
an
employee
of
the
AtUn
Fisheries
here,
woo
the
lot
on
Second
Avenue,
which
was
offered
ai
neetion
with
a
raffle
prist
In
oon-tbe
sale
of
bhlMUon
!wi
jm
I
umbershlp
tickets
this
year,
and
lor
.T.'ZI
!
which
C.
O.
Howe
has
offered
to
pay
1
.000
oaeh.
The
drawing
for
the
lot
waihtfhb
aiavw&
svft
Ik-
.b.
t
waftawsv
....
a
-
a
a
ml
am
1
mmmrw
sw
uwww
ww
A
MacdonaM
;
-.hlhllto-
ftlrlt
to
.
a
doae.
The
drawing
.
was
In
charge
of
Aid.
A.
J.
Prudhomme.
who
was
Master
of
Ceremonies
at
the
da""
600
900
persons,
Pons.
there
thwe
being
being
HI
wnlen
was
in
Progress
from
9
pjn.
to
a
ajn..
and
which
proved
to
be
a
very
n.mes
of
those
who
finished
in,w
-
-
No
J.
togedktr
with
all
votes
oreheetra.
p
until
the
end
of
the
oampalgn.
During
the
evening.
M
p.
MoOaffery.
Srpt
14.
are
as
follows:
Prealdeat
of
the
Pair
Board,
aaaounosd
ueorxe
Dover.
Terrace
.
M4M.100
j
the
winners
of
the
prises
In
Tb
Dally
c
Campbell.
Btewart.
18.41.710
Nwwa
subscription
oampalgn
Trie
Bimle.
Smtiner
H,B.W
Tb
drawing
for
the
raffle
which
waa
i
Purt
Clements
10.JW.6M
conducted
by
the
Ladles'
Auxiliary
to
II;
iivn
Hazelton
9.76.700
j
the
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital
al
STOCKS
DROPPED
N.Y.
EXCHANGE
tVAKNKK
IKIOH.
AMI
KtlllO
HEATHS
KOWN
AMI
Tl'KNOVF.K
101
It
MILLION
io
wok
piaoe
inajni.
jwi"
being:
Pint.
Pox
Pur.
ticket
11.
Sadao
8uga.
Second,
Electric
Piano
Lamp,
ticket
31.
A.
J.
Oalland.
Third,
ton
of
coal,
ticket
744.
P.
M.
Crosby.
Fourth,
Set
of
Dlahea,
ticket
M,
T.
D.
Pattullo.
Plftt,
Ham,
Uoket
M,
Mm.
J.
O.
Reddle.
The
lucky
tlcketa
for
both
the
lot
and
the
hospital
prises
were
drawn
by
little
Miss
Swaohlld
Johnson.
WOMAN
CLAIMS
HUGE
ESTATE
ON
HKIl
WAY
TO
KNOLtMl
TO
PLtl'K
IIIK
CASK
HKIOKK
COI
HT
Of
CIIANCLKV
VICTORIA.
Sept.
15.
On
rrfT
way
to
Rniland
to
out
In
a
claim
for
a
part
at
an
estate
of
30.000.000
pounds
ster
i
.in
in
chancery,
Mrs.
M.
Jennings,
of
Sydney.
Australia.
Passed
through
here
todsy
on
the
wiagere.
I
am
Just
going
hundreds
ol
others
to
lay
claim
to
an
estate
to
hw.h
t
think
I
am
entitled
ln
part,
than
fifty
other
But
there
are
more
ri.
Artnt
the
same
thing,"
said
Mrs.
Jennings.
The
estste
has
been
In
.
iir
areat
grand
VICTORIA.
6ept.
U
For
the
first
time
In
recant
years
British
Columbia
Mil
go
into
the
financial
market
wtth-
i
out
call
Ins
for
tndTi.
when
loans
The
head
of
a
decapitated
body
of
a
boy
found
near
ttemng
six
muiion
dollars
are
sought
FINAL
VOTE
IN
THE
CAMPAIGN
Tw.
::nw::)K
:
the
final
oU
la
the
D
flea,
campaign
prevalng
in
New
York.
STOCK
QUOTA
IONS
(CourUsj
of
S.
Li.
um
Co,
Ltd.)
Argent,
ftttfus
34;
Bsyvlew
;
8.
Big
Missouri
),;
).
Cork
Province
31;
2f)(.
Dunwoll,
ti;
mi.
Osteon
Belt
M-.
alt
s
Duthl
all:
M.
Georgia
Kivwr
M;
W
Ooloonda
87;
so.
OrandTlew
44
44.
ioSipenmnat
ii;
H.
Indian
H;
1.
Kootney
Plorsnee
asK:
33M
L.
L..
9:
nil.
Ukerlew
1H;
l.i.
Lucky
Jim
U;
M.
Marmot
Metals
10.
Marmot
Hirer
Ootd
9,
National
SUver
11;
14.
Pond
Oreille
li
t.
Porter
Idano
;
.
Prwealer
.
342.
Bttchwood
t;
nU.
Rata
Nope
Hit;
M.
auwr
Crest
1014;
att.
811
rental
th
10;
11.
SUrersdo
S:
S.
Skwan
King
S
l-:
.
Sunlock
3
JO;
3
JO.
anowflaaa
4T;
44.
Terminus
14;
14.
TopJey
RlchlleM
a;
4t.
WnrtK
Water
1J0;
l.si,
Woodbine
14;
14.
Torlc.
nU;
3D0.
OILS
Dalbousle
1J0:
3J4
DevenUfi
nil:
64.
Home
3
40:
3
40
DINNER
GIVEN
TO
WILLIAMS
I'KKKKXTATION
MADE
IIV
MAVOK
OI'
DIAMOND
MONET
KIMI
LST
MOIIT
VAirCIUVBR.
Sept.
14,
Petey
WU-
was
the
guest
of
honor
at
a
Civic
banquet
at
which
300
persona,
Including
members
of
the
cabinet,
the
mayor
and
aldermen
of
the
city,
business
and
professional
men
and
amateur
aporta-men
attended.
In
reply
to
a
toast
la
his
honor.
Williams
paid
a
graceful
tribute
to
Bob
Qranger.
his
trslner.
and
Wsrren.
his
fellow
Vancouver
sprinter
at
the
Olym
pic
The
athlete
ws
presented
by
Msyor
Taylor
with
a
nlgnet
ring,
the
figure
of
an
athlete
set
In
diamonds.
TORNADO
DOES
MUCH
DAMAGE
ROCK
FORD.
Illls..
Sept
15
-
The
tornado
here
yesterday
killed
at
least
alx
and
Injured
50.
while
the
damage
Is
estimated
at
more
than
five
million
dollars.
Sixteen
people
are
missing.
Two
factories
tn
whleh
several
hun-
fa-
men
were
working
was
demolished.
of
her
own
n.
eats
grsnd
parenU
her
and
mother
have
all
laid
olalm.
but
Mrs
Jennings
thinks
the
present
Passenger
selling
for
the
south
on
fsvorable
than
before.
She
the
Princess
Royal
last
night
Included
time
more
refused
to
give
tate.
Oreen
for
Vancouver.
THE
JUDGES'
REPORT
We,
the
uncernigned
members
of
the
advisory
board
of
judges
appointed
to
have
supervision
of
The
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News'
free
gift
distribution
concluded
this
day
and
date
September
14,
1928
and
who
have
been
selected
to
act
as
counting
judges
and
auditors,
certify
and
state
that
we
have
made
a
careful
check
and
count
of
all
ballots
cast
in
this
campaign
and
find
the
results
to
be
as
follows:
Prize
Name
of
Winner
No.
of
votes
Pontiac
"6"
Sedan
Mrs.
George
Dover
20,322,160
Ford
Tudor
Sedan
Miss
Laura
Frizzell
15,966,542
$500
in
cash
.mss
Cherrie
Campbell
.
.
19,481,710
$100
cash
dii
trict
2
Mrs
W.
Bu-jsey
15,536,534
$100
cash
District
2
A.
E.
Kirnie
14,656,240
The
wtnuers
u
tite
new
$200
competition
(which
was
a
new
campaign
ana
included
only
the
subscriptions
turned
in
during
the
two
weeks
ending
Friday,
September
7),
are
as
follows:
$100
in
District
No.
1
.
Mrs.
Vm.
Buwey
604
points
$100
in
District
No.
2
.
A.
E.
Birnic
612
points
We
further
finx
that
the
candidates
whose
names
appear
above,
received
the
number
of
votes
shown
opposite
their
names
and
are
declared
the
winners
in
their
respective
positions
and
as
set
out.
It
is
cur
belief
thct
the
cjwpalgn
has
been
conducted
in
tn
absolutely
air
and
impartial
manner
to
everyone
interested
and
concerned
Mid
we
corrr-end
The
Daily
News
and
the
Campaign
MsnasciFcnt
(under
the
supervision
of
The
Charles
Partlowe
Cpgdpny)
for
the
business-like
methods
employed
and
for
having
trtutM
to
a
successful
close
such
a
thoroughly
business-like
anl
fair
enterprise,
(Signed)
J.
G.
SCOTT
-
S.
P.
McMOHDIE
II.
B.
ROCHESTER
r
I).
W.
CALDER
CYRII,
II.
ORME.
Datl
at
rrtacc
Rupert,
IJ.C
September
14,
1928.
Grand
Capital
Prizes
r
-
Wmrby
Mrs.
G
Dover
and
Miss
L
Frizzell
Miss
Cherrie
Campbell
of
Stewart
Gets
$500
and
Mrs.
Bussey
and
P.
Uirnie
Two
Prizes
Each
of
$100
The
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News'
great
gift-sharing
subscription
campaign
came
to
a
close
Friday
night.
Those
candidates
who
earned
i
automobiles
have
or
are
taking
possession
today
and
the
checks
for
cash
prises
and
cash
commissions
hsve
already
been
sent
out
to
all
active
candidates
who
narti
ciliated
in
the
cam
Dai
?n
to
its
close.
Mot
box.
tteyor
MsUordle
carried
tae
keys
to
the
ballot
box
from
the
j
ttsae
the
box
waa
locked
sad
esled
until
the
campaign
was
ended.
The
above
Judges
together
with
B.
B.
Rochester,
proprietor
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Motel
(whose
business
prtvsnted
him
from
taking
part
tn
the
sealing
and
locking
of
the
box),
made
the
final
count
getting
the
result
shown
herewith
today.
ART
GOEBEL
IS
SOLE
FINISHER
hit
lit:
paius
to
win
phi.i:
ion
I1.K1IIT
IKOM
NEW
YORK
TO
LOS
AMlKIXt
LOS
ANQBLB8.
Bpet.
lfc
Art
Ooebel,
the
only
flyer
of
nine
entrant
finish
lng
the
non-stop
flight
from
New
York,
was
disqualified
bscsuse
he
was
forced
to
land
ln
Arlaona.
no
prlne
being
awarded.
Ooebel
was
acclaimed
by
the
crowd
as
the
winner
before
he
could
explain
hi
forced
stop
when
his
goal
waa
practically
ln
sight
There
were
terrific
storms
en
route.
The
ballot
box
rested
In
the
ot
the
Royal
Bank
of
Canada
as
a
de-
Seattle
Youths
Held
Up
Number
of
People
and
Then
Shot
Policeman
in
Head,
the
Man
Dyirg
Little
Later
SEATTLE,
September
13.
Three
youthful
bandits
Hhot
a
policeman
fatally
when
he
attempted
to
cut
off
their
escape
after
they
had
held
up
eleven
persons
in
a
drug
store
in
the
University
dlstilct
last
night.
The
trio
then
proceeded
to
hold
up
three
other
pharmacies,
two
gas
stations
and
a
grocery
store
and
finally
eluded
a
policeman
who
took
up
the
trail.
Patrolman
E.
It.
Shepherd
was
shot
In
the
head
by
one
volley
fired
at
him
after
he
had
fallen.
He
died
early
this
morning.
TOM
MOORE
IS
AGAIN
CANADA
LABOR
HEAD
P.
M.
liraprV'lll'e
te-Kle
ted
SrcrrUry-
?mirerafloinlnlirTradrs
TORONTO,
Sept.
15.
Tom
Moore
waa
re-elceted
r-alont
of
the
Tradea
and
Labor
Oangrea
today
by
acclamation.
P.
M.
Draper
waa
re
elected
secretary-
treasurer.
PRICE
OK
WHEAT
or
voud
aomission
u
uk
oanoe.
year
627
perssna
paid
4443
to
the
dance
on
closing
night.
SINCLAIR
IS
BEING
HELD
NO
DEVELOPMENTS
YET
IX
r.lE
OF
MAN
WHOM
I'NITEI)
STATES
OITI-
CIALS
WANT
DEPORTED
No
official
notice
has
yet
been
re-
The
ballot
box
was
placed
in
the
lobby
of
The
Royal
Bank
of
j
ofTncr"
Canada,
at
noon
last
Saturday.
At
that
time
Campaign
Judges
Col.
ln
M.f
are
ekiag
to
&
i'.
MCJtoraie,
mayor;
l.
u.
uaiaer,
acting
manager
oi
me
uoyainc
deported
so
that
be
may
be
re-
Bask
of
Canada;
C.
II.
Orme,
druggist;
and
J.
W.
Scott,
hardware
arrested
on
American
sou
and
charged
u
nKTfj
mprehAnt.
ummc
an
active
nart
in
me
ssannir
ana
locKinir
oi
in
with
breaunc
jau
at
juneau
some
months
ago.
Sinclair
has
been
held
ln
the
city
jail
here
for
over
a
month
now.
It
la
said
that
the
Canadian
government
la
loath
to
comply
with
the
re
pository
tor
all
candidates
and
tbetr
oueit
for
deportation
aa
the
statu
of
rriends.
and
was
available
to
tnem
until
9
o'clock
Prlday
night
when
member
of
the
advisory
board
took
It
to
The
Dally
News
office,
broke
the
sea),
(continued
on
page
3)
Sinclair's
citizenship
does
not
seem
to;
be
clearly
established.
He
waa
born
ln
Canada.
It
la
said,
and
took
out
hat
Boston
Grill
CLASSIFIED
HABIT
,1.
LAKOE
CAaiRKT
reads
the
Classified
Ads.
Everyone
and
Special
Dinners
Tnursdays
If
you
lose,
advertise
for
it.
Saturdays
If
you
find,
locate
the
owner.
banrlug
etrry
nattiftUy
"'
from
9
to
12.
Whatever
you
need,
advertise
for
It
Danrs
Hall
for
Hire.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Accomodation
for
Prlvae
Parties
GET
THE
CLASSIFIED
HABIT.
I'hone
457
X
Northentftind
"Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
Vol.
XVIII.,
No.
219?
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
SATURDAY,
SEPTEMBER
15,
1928
Price
Five
(Jenta
Gruesome
Story
of
Murder
Farm
In
California
in
Which
People
From
Canada
Seem
Mixed
LOS
ANGELES,
September
15.
The
story
of
a
"murder
farm"
near
Riverside,
California,
on
which
four
boys
met
their
deaths
told
by
a
fifteen
year
old
prisoner
i.;
declared
by
the
police
to
have
been
verified,
at
least
partly,
by
inspection
of
the
graves
on
a
three
acre
lot.
Although
none
of
the
bodies,
declared
by
Clark,
the
fifteen
year
old
lad,
to
have
been
buried
in
and
near
the
chicken
house
on
the
ranch
property
have
been
found
by
e
detectives,
it
is
said
the
graves
have
been
located
and
t'lere
are
indications
that
bodies
or
other
objects
have
cither
been
removed
recently
or
been
treated
with
quick
Up
NO
TENDERS
IN
BORROWING
B.C.
l,OM)S
TO
HE
SOLI)
TIIKOUill
BANK
AM)
1I.XAXCIAL
HOI
SES
DIRECT
IT
IS
Sl'GGESTED
London
Morning
Post
Urges
More
Spirited
Policy
Toward
United
States
Regard
to
Fordney
Bill
Criticises
Attitude
of
Premier
Mackenzie
King
and
Tries
Goading
Canada
to
Reprisals
LONDON,
September
12.
A
Morning
Post
editorial
referring
to
Canadian
complaints
against
the
Fordney
Tariff
imposed
by
the
United
States
says:
"Evidently
Americans
intend
Canada
to
remain
a
hewer
of
wood
and
drawer
of
water
to
the
U.S.
Canada
has
tried
the
policy
of
meekness.
She
has
turned
the
other
cheek.
Indeed
we
might
say
of
Mackenzie
King
that
he
offered
himself
in
a
still
more
humiliating
position
to
Uncle
Sam
but
it
was
of
no
avail.
If
Canada
with
her
strong
trading
position
were
to
adopt
a
more
spirited
policy
we
believe
she
wou
d
find
it
more
profitable
and
then
nobody
could
complain."
GATE
RECEIPTS
lUIl
WEATHIK
II
ts
EITECT
Ol'
IX-JIKIMI
I'AIK
ATTEMIAXCE
PRINCE
RUPERT
ON
EXECUTIVE
TltADEH
AM)
LIBOR
COXOBESH
ENDS
!
CONTENTION
AM)
El-(
TS
orricEtte
roti
year
Tctel
gate
reeelpte
at
the
Prince
Rupert
Exhibition
tills
year
amounted
to
TORONTO,
Bept
IS
-With
the
re
M.l
17.60
as
compared
with
14.104.70
"
lection
ol
former
ol.lcera,
the
wisction
9t
hn.
New
Brunswick
tor
the
this
-f
laa;
year.
To
the
ball
year
a
total
ot
S.lrB
persona
paid
11.467
JO
meeting
Place
next
year,
and
the
dia-ac
mission
as
against
197
and
II
J29.-
Peal
ol
miscellaneous
resolutions,
the
34
in
1HT.
The
rodeo
drew
but
744
Trsdea
nd
Labor
Congress
of
Canada
Deonle
for
a
sate
ot
4460
m
oomoarl-
rasl
their
44th
convention
last
night.
son
with
3416
Demons
and
I1J07
last'
year.
To
the
apart
ground
last
year
following
434
persons
paid
I170J4
The
officers
re-elected
Include
the
Prealdact
Tom
Moore.
were
recorded
thla
year.
Ai&mMm
as--
-Tteaa.
P.
W
Draper,
turns
Iron
the
boxing
tournament
last
The
Praternal
Delegate
to
the
Amer-Teedsy
have
not
yet
been
announced.
'
,en
Pedaratlon
of
Labor
la
William
Lt
avenlna
441
ceraonakald
a
feaaal
varWy.
of
Toronto,
and
John
Buckham
tarl'ee'
TirutJU).
is
delegate
-fa
hr
BHtiah
entrr
Trade
Onion
Congress.
The
latter
won
over
Senator
Robertson.
In
sU
s
resolutions
were
eet.lt
with
yesterday,
covering
such
sul.jpcts
as
minimum
wage
and
mothers'
allowance
laws,
maternity
benefits,
w
rkmen's
compensation,
health
and
safety
regulations
and
union
labels
The
executive
for
British
Columbia
O.
Bartlett.
of
Vancouver,
and
Victoria
and
Prince
Rupert
to
eelect
their
own
representatives
HOMELESS
AS
RESULT
STORM
TO
DE
M.V
ItS
TO
AVERT
lAMlNl:
AND
DISEASE
KOU.OH-I.NU
III
HRK'ANB
SAM
JTJAN.
Porto
Rico.
Sept.
15
With
tens
of
thousands
of
h.-.ndea
people
here,
efforts
are
under
way
today
to
avert
famine
and
disiue
which
t
It
la
feared
may
follow
ln
vh
wane
of
I
Thursday's
hurricane.
While
no
deaths
"
th
uthorltl"
thJnk
tnlt
However,
the
American
official..
It
la
-
'oon
"
communication
U
established
learned,
"have
another
card
up
their
w'kn
""r
UI
mua
P"
United
States
Marshal
White
H11
li
mil.
kilMin
out
a
oornptalnt
charging
"
'
o
....
.w
,k
i.-..
xne
cost
oi
reiiei
ana
reoonsvruciion
IT
III
sSS
1
1
vw
seta
tin
Sis
esusavsw.
rswe
bbim
ssjbi
am
of
United
States
government
property,
which
comes
under
the
classification
of
felony
and
la
extraditable.
Therefore,
If
be
Is
not
deported,
effort
will
be
WELCOME
GIVEN
GERMANS
HERE
Silt
IlKMtV
THORNTON
IN
1IKKI.IN
TELLS
PKOPLE
TIIKKK
TIIKY
CAN
HtVK
UIXH
BEXILIN,
Sept.
15.
Sir
Henry
of
the
C.N.R.,
who
Is
spending
a
'
few
days
here,
tn
an
interview
yester-
dty
discussed
the
European
emigration
i
to
Canada.
He
said
Oerntsn
settlers
would
be
especially
welcomed
tn
the
i
Dominions.
The
Oerman
had
been
found
to
be
Industrious,
thrifty,
Intel-VANCOtlVBR,
Sept.
15.
There
was
llgsnt
and
law-abiding.
Every
Oerman
little
change
today
ln
the
price
of
settlei.
He
said,
could
obtain
land
un-wheat
No.
1
Northern
being
puoted
at
der
favorable
conditions
and
be
helped
41.13.
'
I"
other
way
wul
probably
reach
million.
Practically
all
frame
structure
here
have
been
destroyed.
NsTW
YORK.
Sept.
1--Ten
people
are
to
extradite
him.
HI
"malidoua
de-
"
"u
"
rult
'
th
hurricane
rtruetlon"
eonalsta
of
having
sawed
the
ban
of
the
Inner
tank
of
the
federal
Thursday
and
Prlday.
according
to
cable
ail
in
Juneau
and
the
bars
of
the
win-
received
here,
dow
through
which
It
Is
alleged
he
aa-1
Sinclair
waa
nerving
under
conviction
of
i
a
jail
sentence
i
liquor
charge.
He
claims
to
have
made
the
trip
from!
Juneau
to
Prince
Rupert
ln
a
small!
boat,
but
official
claim
he
was
assisted
by
FISHING
BOATS
SANK
RESULT
OF
TYPHOON
CHANOHAI.
Sept.
15.
-Ilghty
tuning-
two
different
gasboats.
and
further
(
ln
Hng
cbow
y
Blld
)00
development
are
promised
tn
that
line.
fishermen
were
drowned
tn
s
typhoon
which
has
been
sweeping
the
Chinese
coast
for
35
hours.
FAIR
I
INANCKS
WILL
IIIISAK
KVKN
KXI'KITS
nam
of
bmhiution
Under
the
clrcumatiincfs
the
Pair
Building
was
well
patronised
durtng
i!ie
Exhibition
and
It
ts
expected
that
Northrrn
B
C
Agrlcltural
and
Industrtnl
Amw-latlon's
ftnance
will
thin
.e;ir
about
ores
even
or
per!in;
do
a
little
better,
stated
M
P
Mc-Caffery.
president
of
tlir
Fair
Board,
this
minim
Hh.
the
weather
been
iM"pl,-inm
r.
ir
the
Stampede
thert
would
probably
have
keen
a
ulie
surplus
to
cary
over
'to
next
year.