-
"iv
made
for
this
class.
complete.
SMFffiDJjABlT
Boston
Grill
JOj
LARUE
CABARET
Everyone
reads
th
Classified
Ada
Soeeisi
Dinner
Thursday
and
.
It
you
lose,
advertise
for
It.
Saturdays
Dancing
etery
Saturday
night
If
you
find,
locate
the
owner.
.
from
&
to
IX.
Whatever
you
need,
advertise
for
It
Dance
Hall
for
Hire.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Accomodation
for
Prtvae
Partlea
GET
THE
CLASSIFIED
IIAIIIT.
I'hone
457
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
!
XVIII.,
No.
214.
"
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
WEDNESDAY,
SEPTEMBER
12,
1928
Price
Five
Cent"
V
"Vs
E4K
S
Exhibition
Formally
Opened
Yesterday
by
Member
for
District
congratulations
Expressed
on
Appointment
of
Burden
of
George
as
Minister
of
Lands
in
Tolmie
Cabinet
With
a
huge
crowd
throning
inn
01
ine
rtforuiern
urmin
uo
o(
iation,
bringing
together
a
1th
and
produce
from
all
parts
.
.
,.t
.i
:
...i
i
..
ii-
ui
me
jiuihwc
auu
aisv
oiiuiuihB
me
whuiuh
ivr
u.
""""jti,
m
tnro
to
ene
lead.
A
prirt.
a
l!a
mtenermg
wirav
trace
uni:n
or
rani
-.c.tainment
(or
citizens
and
visitors,
was
formally
opened
to
the
'
Ml
.
.
n-'kee
cc
ww-h
.was
tea
domi-ant
motive
bin
last
night
by
T.
D.
Pattullo,
M.L.A.,
who
was
assisted
on
the
(
a.sioil
by
Col.
S.
P.
McMordie,
D.S.O.,
mayor
of
the
eity,
and
M.
.McCatiery.
president
of
the
Fair
ikon
a
TO
REORGANIZE
The
uon
POLICE
FORCE
aald
in
AT
VANCOUVER
He
te
well
MMIU.lt
l
MEMHERH
TO
HE
LET
OI
T
(IIIEI-
LONO
INTIMATES
TO
vice
COMMISSION
from
VAN0OUVB,
Sega.
ll.-VThe
move
of
Ai
man
J
A.
Oerhett
to
call
tor
ap-
!,.(
A-.oai,
for
the
new
chief
of
palate
.every
.
.
nor
was
voted
down
by
Uayor
Tay-
jar
and
O
iiaistortey
T.
W.
Wftohif
at
1
nur:.n-
of
the
police
commtaatec
1
thank
the
people
of
Prtaee
Meayert
ooci-.
isy
Taylor
ana
Fletcher
by
a
-.tituency
for
the
oonfVtence
they
bed
;
.,,L-r.ty
vote
instructed
Chief
Long
to
shown
In
hla
tor
so
many
yaan.
In
:
:.k
m
a
reorBaniaatWn
acbeene
for
the
this
eewJMCtton
Ur.
PattuUe
said
"Wi'h
l
ist
Tuesday.
in.-
rind
said
he
was
prepared
to
,i,
r,
nt-anissUlon
at
any
time.
He
..i,..:ri
that
his
plsn
wui
involve
se-
;-:-ji.on
or
seven
or
eight
ex
tae
i
'.!
.
.opi.cstson
of
insaiirtsf
John
:ar
two
aaoaths'
leave
ef
a-.
i
b
followed
fey
sup-rannuatloa
drait
-tih
by
the
niaami
iinrir
.
''
n.m
two
monna
amvw
aw
,
i
without
pay.
the
question
of
..i.nuitian
to
be
dealt
with
ateee-
let
.i.-i
Long
ataae
mas
awiaisMii
sv
hi.n
stnos
his
iwhstn
to
the
toree
:
:
ii
working
in
the
eeaacuve
ow
under
lnesector
John
Thosnp-
ine
chief
said
that
MoLaUahlin
..j
not
go
back
to
the
saorwltty
d
:
mmiastoner
netober
uppossd
the
I
,
1
d
.
i
lew
t
tons
Bar
a
new
cam
oe-
ht
thought
it
ww
wrong
to
sto
i.
hr
eve
of
aa
election
for
the
.,
r
Vancouver
Oauncil
l
-r!
FISH
ARRIVALS
Total
of
m.mmi
PmiHt
of
HalHMit
sld
at
LiNal
i:i
ltanfr
Thl
Mernlnf
A
total
of
TS.000
pounds
of
halibut
.
.-M
at
the
looal
rath
BBcnange
mor.iing,
four
Amerioan
viissis
rrinw
saBionioa
opan.
in
irom
lSAc
and
8c
to
lc
and
i
M
P.
MeCaftsry.
prealdent
-.
lor
m
ooo
Bounds,
whds
two
Oaaa
Pair
Board,
prasldad
at
the
:
w-re
paid
lS.tc
and
Sc
and
llc
linn
Br
tor
SSJOO
peunda
I
hA.n,
were
as
fallows:
American
h.
.itir
as
.000
pouada,
Oanadton
Pkh
.'
r
id
atoraae
OOm
ltae
and
1c.
Mn
Jostle
u
000
pounoa,
Booth
Plah-
i.
'
.r,ih.u.
ilflOaitoaaafcAUtoPlaher.
iftr
and
tc.
',
3.500
mnasL
Booth
FssherMe,
a
nd
Be
)
Canadian
1
IK'll
.
8.SO0
poundi.
Booth
Flabertee,
4
ai
d
8c
V
him
('
.
15,000
pounds.
Royal
Flab
1
5c
and
Sc.
ASSISTANCE
TO
BR.
FAMILIES
I
ONDON.
Ssv-
1J
.British
and.
Can-iiii
KovernnMAts
co-operated
in
ar-;
kii
k
ti
grant
assistance
to
the
'
"
and
children
of
aetUera
not
em-vii
on
the
land
who
left
Britain
!.
June
S
last.
The
passage
rates
'
"
lult.
under
the
plan
will
be
I1B.T8
"
steamship
fare.
Otudreo
un
-
n
are
free,
I
'
i'
kriKaMMa
...
-
aw
a
sia
!
u
-
-pi-j
'
:-
land,
arraagemente
having
been
Prince
,
the
large
hall,
the
annual
exhi-
mmD
a
Agricultural
&
industrial
splendid
exposition
of
the
natural
of
the
northern
and
central
por-,
u
.
-
Board.
It
was
the
first
ocea-
that
Mr.
Pattullo
had
addressed
looal
awdtecjee
alnoe
the
recent
alec-
rarrpf
trn
and
be
waa
given
a
i
'
rplendld
reception.
bcMlng
of
a
successful
exhibition
aCx.
Pattulo,
was
an
oaaraus
un-
dertalttng
even
under
the
saost
favorable
cf
condlttona.
It
was
doubly
so
a
new
oauntry
sacb
as
thu
district
oongrantulatsd
not
only
the
director-
of
the
Pah
but
the
emhlbitora
aa
on
the
eaesuent
showing
that
bad
"Bxhibltort
psrforsa
a
splendid
aar-
both
locally
and
from,
a
national
viewpoint;
they
bring
together
people
every
a
vocation
in
Ufa
upon
u
MMWJ
niiMi,
wmmw
m
m
tgjuable
aulua
to
hnawevcaaaBt
la
Use
ef
iniaiear.'
saw
Mr.
faa-tune.
i
ut.
so
many
pecnle
vastttag
Prince
many
portions
of
the
Rupert
constltueaey.
aa
wall
a
afield.
I
oanaot
tot
the
opportuaJty
ge
ny
so
uprass
my
baamstt
appvacii-
itton
to
the
people
of
the
Prises
pert
eetwxitutoney
lor
the
which
thev
have
eo
loos;
aeearead
to
as.
(
ELOHlXfia
Nfnv
MINMTEK
-
would
Use
to
also
te
enrea
an
parsons!
aatutactlcn
!
'
upon
she
igejslaieiiiiit
of
Mr.
Burden
Pilliui
Oeerge
to
the
uertfotic
ef
saw
uswaj
saiisu
ot
tasaoa.
jar.
has
had
Isai
acqusratarne
with
nrrieissris
srfatnng
tae
natural
af
the
Provloo!1
sad
I
will
be
rtlswnpoinWd
if
he
es
not
peeve
to
he
one
of
the
most
aapaole
mam
oars
ef
the
csv
admin
IstraUoa.
la
due
oouraa.
have
no
doubt
that
he
wUl
vtart
the
owy
mow
sswpsn
mm
s
uHa'nj
treat
that
the
people
of
ta
ftitueoey
Irrespectlva
of
party
waaa
wUl
tola
la
extoadtng
te
Mr
Idea
a
moat
cordial
sad
hearty
oetooms.
1
-I
wtoa
again
to
extend
mf
teiislta-ittoaa
to
the
dimtorate
ef
this
sjiaaaw
eaatblttoa
and
to
sanress
the
heps
that
.
the
tehlblUoa
win
be
awte
btsgely
latUoded
than
ever
btore.
I
hops
the
yu
wul
all
make
merry
carnival
and
aave
now
mecn
pwasure
ui
svmsnai
of
the
and
brtofly
introduced
Mr.
Pattullo.
Mr.
MoOaffery
paid
tribute
to
the
body
of
public
-eptn
ted
men
who
bad
baeaj
Irsapooalsle
tor
the
holding
of
tlto:
first
Prince
Rupert
xmoitioa
snrteoai
rears
ago
and
those
who
bad
since
carried
on.
The
Pair
alnoe
uii
nao
an
annual
stoi
sum
w
.
brea
mueh
sucoaia
In
aaatottottsung
natural
resources
P-
Of
ine
aistnoi
w
w
-
r-
wm
the
centre.
Mr.
Mooairery
wei-
sii
the
vlartora
to
she
Pair
sad
particular
sppreolatloa
to
those
coming
nam
use
ousatssv
iw
w
occasion.
Mayor
McMordie
briefly
eaeodad
a
wstcome
te
the
vial
tors
on
behalf
of
t
the
city
and
ehalleaged
either
Mr.
Pattullo
or
Mr.
MeOaffery
to
a
ride
on
a
wild
borae
at
the
stampede.
T"
PAID
ADMISSIONS
TO
EXHIBITION
WERE
417';
Por
the
opening
day
of
the
eahlbltlon
edinlsstane
to
ths
there
were
417
paid
hall
between
7
ana
u
lnr"'
"
being
taken
at
the
gate,
ywa
la
.toas
than
last
year
C0U'J
fsct
that
the
bostng
was
downtown,
thus
.
the
osoale
there.
-
"
,
.
ot
vat
Beturns
irom
BARRAGE
OF
YANKEE
HITS
CONNIE
MACK'S
I'ENNANT
HOPES
DYING
LOW
AM)
PAINfTL
DEATH
HEMILT
YBSTEH-DAYS
UAME
KUTH
SAVES
SITUATION
MEW
YORK
Eaot.
12
OeuaJlt
Is
a
j
withering
barrage
of
Yankee
hit
Connie
!
I
Mack'
pennant
hopes
apparently
are
.
dylnj,
a
aiew
and
painful
death.
Por
uuuw
wov,
uw
e-bamaar-sB
bed
the
.....
7
TV
v..
j
-v
wua
pitch
by
Orove
mmailf
tied
up
the
tame
wit
nobody
oat.
Ruth
came
up
and
arm
pitched
to
him
for
a
pees
which
wculd
bring
up
Keoeat.
Babe
bunt-d
the
Hrat
pitch
for
a
foul
and
tcck
a
called
ball
before
driving
the
third
lntc
the
right
field
standi
for
hla
48th
homer,
scoring
behind
Oehl-ig.
Orrve
qulcK!y
retired
the
Ude
but
tfce
damage
was
done
aa
the
Athletics
could
net
aeore
m
the
ninth.
The
victory
wUl
sand
tbe
Tank
Into!
a
two
and
a
ball
game
iwa
in
ine
standings.
In
the
National
leegoe
the
CMents
took
a
ftcuWe
header
from
BsV
a-d
ovjvcd
tato
seefnd
peace
The
Cardinals
rtaUn
their
two
and
a
half
oambwrp.
.TIfna
lhotargBl
.
ATION4L
IXAOlflt
avosajyn
T-t!
nsfMstJjawa
BM.
ssssvsajSrwsaassss'SS4S-4'w
-
cusciaaau
s.
ac,
unna
AM:Et'AM
LKAME
PhlladelrhU
;
lHr
Yht
a.
Chicago
6;
Datrart
7.
sa.
Louis
IS;
Oevoiand
ft
COAST
IXAOCK
scramcBto
S:
Hollywood
.
Oakland
S:
afltsiona
.
STOCK
QUOTATIONS-i
tCourVaa)
of
a.
O.
xsknaaa
Ob,
Ud.i
foUewtng
and
asked,
-agrsate
Kufua.
all;
t.
fcurvlew
.
B.
0.
,aWar.
US:
14
rrss
Mu-url
Mi'.
'aa,
Osik
Previaas
sa:
it.
ooMon
but.
et;
att.
Dubweu,
ii;
M.
'
DuUue.
SO.
N.
Ooerge
Oopper.
sVHc
MS.
Oocrgta
Blvsr.
nil;
St,
Ooloenda,
SB;
IT.
UVt;
IS.
SVs;
T.
.
'
atocttaay
Ploraaee
M.
V.
m
V.
all;
10,
.
tahaeiew
.
IH:
t-I
toiawiitb
t:
t.
.
Lucky
Jim.
at:
ntt.
Maraast
Metals,
:
I.
Marmot
stiver
Oeat
:
.
Mohawk
4;
4.
Fafoail
saver
19;
H.
Itoranda
UJO;
tSJM.
Pead
Oratlk
ltJS;
lti.
Porter
Idaho
ST.
nil.
Pre
bier
t-M:
t.
4.
Kuth
Hose
aa;
.
Silver
Crest
10;
nil.
sVlvwrsmlth
11;
IS.
aioeaa
Klag
S;
a).
Bun
look
aJO;
IJt.
nowflaks
tt;
St.
Terminus,
it;
all.
Topley
Richfield
SI:
tt.
Whits
Water.
1
JO:
att.
WoodblM
It;
14
V.
.
Torlc,
nil:
t.00.
OILS
Dalhoaale.
14B;
tM.
payoon
nu;
u.
Home
I.S0;
1M
TIHIOUKOWt
PIKMlll
AM
j-
Ovle
Halt
Holiday.
j,
10
M
am
JTatlve
Rmtball.
80
pm.-
aaampede.
Tei
Young,
Onrasdy
Cowboy.
SJO
pa-Native
PoetbaU.
8.00
pm
Oarederj
Lundte
la
spectacular
ball
of
fire
stunt.
Xr-t're
change
of
program.
Vaudeville.
Tex
Young,
Ruth
and
Mallov
and
the
King
ot
Nan-aerme
Selection
by
Boys'
Band.
LABOR
COUNCIL
AGAINST
TRADE
WITH
SOVIETS
HEATED
DfclUlL
IN
WHICH
tXKCll
TIVE
IS
AGAINST
U:
.'
MPIION
Of
RSLA:
ION
TOaOWTO.
Sept.
12.
PsUcwtns
a
heated
debate
yattaMay
ti
e
Trade
Labor
CVl
glass
rsgsetac:
a
resalutl
jn
fa
voring
raiiiiiptlaa
-rale
relations
with
Russia.
Tin
run
weght
of
toe
JMMkMtt.tiA
thMM
inert
v
Wa
waw.
ocai
-.d
to.
satis
3i
the
siete
-
.,2.-.
TnBI
a
cqauaunist
delegate
Mon-
aUseusved
Lord
Lovatt
Sees
Wonderful
Chance
For
Brifsh
Settlers
in
The
Peace
River
t
ccKtry
Which
He
Visited
Recent'y
EDMONTON.
Septear'er
12-There
are
wonderful
opprfr-I
unities
far
Itrlt.xli
-ettier
in
the
.'eace
Hiver.
stated
lord
larval
t,
rdcm-Bof
rom
a
visit
to
that
d.fctrict.
"We
tret
several
of
the
rkttiah
families
who
haJ
settled
at
various
points
thraigacut
i
cce
River
under
the
three
thousand
family
scheme
aaal
wlthca-t
exci
t'c
n
ail
tlee
people
are
doing
well
and
more
Hum
aatflad
Wtiu
t.ie.r
venture.
Many
of
these
men
were
arM
ami
few
oi
Leaa
had
any
previous
e-:perleute.
This
ahaaea
oaaile
4iaf
Ml
ass
ttee
wilt
to
Mietead,
lack
of
experience
is
no
14
r
to
sacceas.
mi
FISHEM
N
WEDDED
L'
S'l
NIGHT
There
was
a
quiet
wedding
tost
even-ire,
at-
ate
Imthema
pa
rarer
ts
wbsa
Chartoi
Johiaasn,
a
local
flabermah.
tae
for
arid?
Ma
"u
Tcaafehto
,
'
also
of
Prises
anper:
atov
saa
officiating.
The
wltorssrs
wars
O.
L
Mas
irtna
L.
Doraey.
Mrs.
dcrtog
the
atgalng
cf
the
roatotor.
I
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Jnhinssa
win
live
at
the
Chftoti
Mouse.
MYSTERY
OF
DISAPPEARANCE
OF
MISSING
THEATRE
JLU1NATE
MAY
IJE
CLEARED
VP
CALGARY,
Sept.
12
That
be
wculd
prcdu:e
the
skeleton
of
Ambrose
Small.
Toronto
theatre
magnate,
who
disappeared
suddenly
In
December,
1919.
and
that
hla
investigation
Into
the
aotution
of
the
nine
year
eld
mystery
was
almost
completed
was
the
statement
ef
Dr.
Meamlllen
Mangseer
of
Vienna,
the
-traW
eruntealogtst,
who
la
nr
Msrejmer
-tsted
that
Small
bad
i
murdered
and
that
wtthtn
a
nvv
he
would
offer
rrldenoa
before
the
eurta
cf
Onterio
which
would
bring
the
murderer
to
justice.'
f.ERRIFIC
CLE
IN
UNALASKA
WATERS
UXALASKA.
Sept.
12.
With
a
low
bar-cmeter
s
torrlflc
-
southwest
gale
raged
crer
the
district
tad
use
schooner
I
Maerosd
of
the
herring
fleet
pitched
fei&MSk
mnl
mi
tK.
imi
rti
fiMMSl
small
buUdinge
wars
Mswn
down.
VANCOUVER
WliatT
VANCOUVBR.
It.
Wheat
waa
cuot-d
oa
Um
eaohaage
today
at
1
1S
the'
entries
are
not
quite
as
numer
the
essvlbtts
are
of
the
highest
quality.
Oiga
Koloeoff
in
crystalline
lamp
ahadea,
I
paper
rope
wearing,
and
other
paper
I
work
and
Oeeeo
work
la
eahlbrted
It
;
is
the
one
feature
that
retrieves
tae
!
aecUon
from
a
criticism
of
being
dull
and
uninteresting.
The
work
was
done
under
instruction
at
MoRae
Bros'
store.
Thm
uw
also
the
usual
number
of
attractive
commercial
and
Industrial
booths.
These
include
the
trade
exhibits
of
8
wlft
-Canadian
Co..
Albert
&
McCaffery.
Big
Bay
Lumber
Co,
r.
u.
i
Dawson
Ltd,
King
Beach
Jama.
S.
S.
j
Parker
Oarage.
Ormes
Limited,
and
.
Beatty
waahing
machlnea.
Upstairs:
there
la
a
postofflce
demonstration
booth
j
Poultry
and
pets
are
well
waweeented
I
in
the
annex.
Dhplay
of
Flowers
and
Other
Exhibits
at
Fair
This
Year
Is
Excellent
and
Outstanding
The
exhibition
in
connection
with
the
fair
this
year
is
an
ex-otllant
one
and
has
special
features
that
are
outstanding.
The
flowers
are
unusually
fine,
especially
the
display
of
dahlias.
The
hoane
economics
section
1a
very
well
represented.
The
Bulkley
Valid
and
Skeena
exhibit
is
outstanding,
vegetables
and
fruit
are
of
excellent
quality
though
possibly
als
aa
heretofore.
The
Indian
taction
is
better
man
ever
ana
toe
manual
training
and
school
exhibit
Is
a
big
feature
showing
good
progress
over
previous
years.
In
the
nowsr
acctiaa
mueh
comments
has
been
made
on
the
excellence
ot
ths
spteetdM
eahtblt
tor
the
Buckley
and
Mooaaa.
The
dahliaa
ate
large
and
akeeoa
valleys
ooUseted
by
D.
D.
Mun-there
am
many
oi
She
vary
choicest
ro
iot
oaly
to
tt
well
dasptoyed
but
Individual
exhfblte
of
peas
are
wjudartal
but
the
It
fa
,
great
advwtiasmeat
for
the
d-of
pass
r-
a
great
diaappoint-
trtcta.
Home
made
brick
la
Included
in
asset
aa
the
flowers
att
norther
blended
tna
xhlblt
for
the
first
time.
Striig
to
ccKrs
or
arranged
artls-
Maaur
Mo
attempt
seeme
to
be
made
!
The
panel
eafalbtt
ot
grains
and
total,
green
apr.y.
or
buds
with
them.
,
grasses
from
Beaver
Lodge
eaperunentai
In
the
Peace
Blver
la
ar-the
eaeellent.
sub-sUtlon
Oo
the
whole
the
ftoMr
are
teed
weather
of
she
past
few
weeks
j
tbrtlc
and
effective,
lawlag
been
conducive
to
their
develop-
,
m
the
ladles'
art
needlework
section
sjssjt.
l
a
very
brilliant
and
artistic
corner
A
road
many
favorable
oommenu
where
the
work
of
the
pupils
of
Miss
beys
M
so
good
that
K
attracts
the
at
-
tentkm
ot
all
who
Visit
ths
fair.
native
section
shows
a
tendency
iw.
v
th,
MhiMtnr
to
Imitate
the
eahlblts
in
th-
other
sections
instead
ot
carrying
on
the
native
work.
This
la
a
sad
development
as
the
wonderful
Indian
art
Is'
being
last.
Tt
Is
suggested
that
the
native
girls
use
the
old
Indian
patterns
In
their
modern
needlework
ar.d
thus
make
unethtna-
distinctive.
The
work
in
Uw
native
department
Is
wonderfuilv
well
dono
and
shows
great
"
ability
oTl
the
pm'
of
the
young
people
arsm
to
be
the
ohtof
eahlbltora.
Too
much
csniiot
be
said
of
the
AMBROSE
SMALL
i
CASE
UP
AGAIN
TO-DA
Y
Flyers
Delayed
by
Weather
Anived
Safely
After
Stop
at
Surf
Inlet
For
Shelter
"We
acted
with
discretion
and
stopped
on
Monday
afternoon
at
Surf
Iniel
because
we
thought
it
was
me
wisest
thing
to
do,"
staged
Squadron
Leader
Earl
Godfrey
who
arrived
here
at
3.66
Tuea-Jy
anernoou
from
Vancouver
in
the
course
of
a
flight
of
Canada
in
behalf
of
the
Royal
Canadian
Air
Force
wnich
is
beinft
made
for
the
purpose
of
visiting
various
outlying
detach
oients
in
the
Dominion
as
well
as
making
reconais-sancea
with
a
view
to
the
placing
of
future
detachments.
Thus
this
well
known
Pacific
coast
aviator
and
one
of
Canada's
moat
noted
flying
joen
explained
the
absence
which
a
..ad
uaed
eonslieruble
anxiety
during
the
previous
twenty-four
hour.
Stress
A
woatber
encountered
on
the
way
up
the
coast
made
the
stop
at
Surf
InJe
advleacle
and
there
wet
nor
means
then
i
of
oeiTunwdeatlng
with
the
outside
world
of
the
fJrs'
wheieabouta.
The
flight
from
Vancouver
to
Sun
Inlet,
a
distance
of
nearly
four
hundred
aUlee,
fjck
four
hours
and
tea
minutes.
Dense
smoke
was
encountered
all
'.he
way
from
Vancouver
to
Seymour
Xarrcws
and
from
there
to
Oape
Caution
X
waa
Citar
and
calm.
Around
Oape
Calvert,
north
of
Quean
Charlotte
Sound,
lew
clouds
were
encountered
and
before
passing
Bella
Bella
heavy
rain
which
continued
until
the
flyers
deemed
tt
advlaaMe
tc
oome
down,
visibility
having
been
very
poor
for
100
mile
or
so
before
the
descent.
Watting
out
the
weather
Tuesday,
the
plane
then
pushed
off
tor
Prtace
Rupert
and
arrived
here
at
J6
pa.
after
a
night
ot
an
hoar
and
twenty-five
minutes.
A
speed
of
well
over
too
miles
ter
bcur
was
maintained
for
(he
riaght
aa
the
coast
which
would
ive
"aeen'
Vbffttafc
-aeirTrwr
bertrter
the
weather.
Major
Osdfrey
and
hat
oompenione
leave
tomorrow
tor
Fraser
Lake
en-route
to
the
Peace
and
Maekensie
Rivers
and
Port
Churchill
on
Hudson
Bay
be-
fore
returning
to
Ottawa.
The
peaae
has
been
funetlonlag
exeeileatly
and
the
entire
party
Is
well
sad
In
the.
best
of
spirit.
j
The
fivers
sooke
with
gratitude
of!
the
hospitality
which
had
been
extended
them
at
Surf
Inlet
by
O.
B.
Natvik
and
J.
L.
LUkdatrom.
two
loggers,
the
only
men
la
that
part
of
the
country
at
the
present
Um
They
sneroualy
provided
food
and
lodging
and
made
be
stay
of
their
noted
visitors
ven
pleasant
'
Tbe
livers
will
peno
a
night
at
Preset
lake
and
will
tUen
fly
down
the
Peace
Blvar
to
Lake
Athabaeci.
thence
to
Port
UoMurray
and
Lstdder
Lake,
north
of
Prince
Albert
A
atop
will
also
be
made
at
Cormorant
Lake,
north
of
The
Paa.
aad
the
aerial
voyage
may
also
extend
to
Port
Churchill
on
Hudson
Bay.
Norway
House,
at
the
bead
ef
Lake
.
Winnipeg.
wUl
be
another
atop
and
return
to
Ottawa
will
be
via
Lac
de
Bonnet.
Bringing
the
first
Trans-Canada
ah
mall.
Major
O.dfrey
left
Ottawa
last
Wednesday
morning
and
arrived
at
Vancouver
Saturday
afternoon,
the
night
wet
having
been
delayed
by
ad
rerse
weather.
The
ship
la
a
FatstmUis.
seaplane,
the
first
of
Its'
type
to
be
seen
here,
aad
la
equip
pad
with
a
Pratt
-Whitney
4S0
horsepower
"Wasp"
engine.
It
has
a
wtngspread
ot
48
feet
aad
has
Sag
gallons
gas
tankage
wttn
aeaung
acoosnmodatlon
for
four
persons.
Accompanying
Major
Godfrey
on
ths
night
are
Wing
Oomaaaaders
Dread
nor
and
Oordon
of
Ottawa
aad
Sergeant-tdajor
Oraham.
mechanic.
It
had
been
the
intention
of
Major
Oodtrey
to
proceed
to
Fresef
lake
today
but
the
unfavorable
condition
of
the
weather
caused
the
of
ths
night
to
tomorrow
TELEGRAPH
CREEK
NURSE
WEDDED
TO
STEWART
ENGINEER
tta
ln,n
toa'r
The
wedding
waa
quietly
solemnised
-r,to
Irbenks
and
Nome.
John
D.
from
st
230
yesterday
afternoon
In
8t.
;
Andrew.
Anglican
Cathedral.
Canon
W
,
White
and
S
C.
Lammera.
predea
and
-Trt-
Miss
Pi
h'
""
"ltn
"V0'
P.
Ruehbrook
orffclkTIBr
ffrvtr4
Dorreen
Dodd.
daughter
of
Mr.
aad
jWWter
an
trtp
rwporteo
Mrs.
Henry
Dodd;
4ietoi4",;ad
Joseph
tttet
k
f
dredge
la
the
Nome
dla-niehard
Oasbell.
also
of
Victoria.
The
i
trlet
was
operating
to
capacity.
They
Richard
OaakeU.
also
of
Otctorte
The
said
they
saw
more
than
MOO.OOO
In
hrida
who
has
been
enzased
aa
a
gold
dual
pour.d
into
the
bank
of
nurse
at
Telegraph
Creek
waa
attended
i
Nome
before
they
left-bv
her
sister.
Miss
Lottie
Dodd.
The;
After
Inspecting
progress
groom
waa
supported
by
Mr.
Campbell
of
this
city
Mr
snd
Mrs.
Oasksll
will
pay
a
brief
visit
In
the
city
before
proceeding
to
Strwart
where
they
will
take
up
residence,
the
groom
following
the
occupation
of
an
engineer
there.
PILOTS
ASKING
COMPULSION
IN
THEIR
CALLING
IVOILD
POOL
THEIR
EARNINGS
HIT
ALL
IVOILD
HAVE
TO
PAY
PILOTAGE
DI
ES
VICTORIA.
Sept.
It.
The
eondiUooe
uader
which
B.C.
pilots
operated
under
the
government
m
ipso
snd
from
which
they
broke
sway
would
be
satisfactory
bow.
Mr.
Justine
Morrison
waa
told
today
at
the
pilotage
oommiasloti
bearing,
abacs
1030
the
pilots
have
learned
their
lesson.
Captain
Foots,
pttot
for
more
than
twenty
years,
told
the
nsrsraUstra
He
would
be
piapsiad
to
go
back
to
these
eaoditlsns
and
be
believed
ether
ylloto
were
of
ths
ansae
opinion.
MT
IB
bib!"
fiena;
MaeiSjsr'yea-
:rdsy
were
emphatic
in
the
demand
'3r
pilots
to
be
plaesd
uader
govern-nwnt
control,
for
the
-pooling
of
the
earnings
and
equal
dirk
ion
after
equipment
and
other
expenses
had
been
de-
ducted
Ccmpuisory
pilotage
payment
was
tavcred
as
being
nsassmry
to
bring
the
pilotage
under
prcosr
control.
FLIGHT
MADE
BARREN
LANDS
NO
SHIN
OF
LIKE
StJEN
IN
FAR
NORTHERN
COl'NTKY
,
WHICH
IS
.MOSTLY
LAKE
WtmrrPBO.
Sept.
U.
The
barren
lata
of
the
far
north
wees'
explored
last
week
by
a
party
of
three
to
a
moa-oatane
of
the
Western
Canada
Alrwaya.
The
four
thousand
sails
tourney
took
twelve
days
and
the
trip
revealed
a
territory
compssed
of
at
toast
sixty
per
cant
lakes
aad
the
iwmalnder
barren
rock
with
tangled
vegetation.
Not
a
sign
of
life
could
be
seen
as
the
plane
wtagwd
its
way
from
Chestorfisld
Inlet
nearly
ISM
miles
north
to
Baker
Labs,
at
which
pohtt
a
tow
trappers,
prtotta
aad
Bakimoa
fw
the
year
round.
The
route
waa
taken
tram
Wlaalpag
nor
t
to
Ohurehlk
aad
Ob
startle
id
la-tet
serosa
Banner
Lake
end
the
Barren
lADIjM
port
gm.
Wkttaoe.
Reindeer
and
Cold
Lakes
and
letmrn
to
Winnipeg.
PAYING
GOLD
BEING
FOUND
DIST
POIRIMI
INTO
HANKS
AT
NOME
AND
IAIHWANKb
SAY
OPERATORS
SEWARD.
Alaska.
Sept.
12
Reports
of
paying
gold
reminiscent
of
the
famous
gold
rush
days
were
brought
Into
on
their
dredge
at
Solomon
they
decided
to
out
In
another
on
the
Blueetone.
"I
havent
seen
such
a
glad
sight
for
twenty
years
as
a
quarter
of
a
million
dollars
In
dust
Just
coming
Into
Fairbanks"
said
Johnny
McOtnni
lawyer
and
operator
of
the
nttiBer
ettr-
t