WILLING
TO
RACEAGAIN
Gar
Wwti
Sj
lit
Muld
Gladly
Meet"Kaye
I)on
.in
llace
in
England
lONDON,
-6ejjt.
mw-o.
tan
nttii
prevented
picvclllCUl
CHANGELESS
CITY
HONORS
V
v
A
W1YL
bKAoS
Council
Makes
Presentation
Crack
Local
Marksman
The
city
df
Prince
Rupert
offlf
clallv
recosmiied
the
feat
of
Wliilafh
'
W:
Gar
WdoH,!0
in
wiping
the
Sfr
Renty
eek
nion
snieia,
emoiematic
el
tne
llhilk(rlAtlnnnl
.Mil
11
1
-
h'"
presentee
by
Mayor
Cyril
H.
Orhie
with
a
handsome
sterling
ail
yer
clgarettp
ease
suitably
engraved.
Mr.
Brass
had
been
railed
tn
the
jcqjtihcfl
dhamber
for
the
occasion.
In
making
the
presentation,
Mavor
Ormp
twlat-Wt
that
Ur
Wrote
had
covered
himself
with
glory
and
had
brought
honor
to
the
City.
The
.
city
was
vefy
pfttud
of
hint
aha
Sis
Worship1
pFSIed
the
hope
that
next
mfr.
Mr.
Brass
riu!d
he
si
looting
at
Bisley.
Mr.
Brass
expressed
deeo
ahni-e-
lekattdti
fet
the
honor
that
had
been
paid
him.
If
he
Had
helped
to
boost
the
cit.
he
was
verv
hannv
Vpi
year
h
Hoped
to
do
even
better.
ih
the
Course
of
hlf
remarks,
Kir.
Bf
ass
gate
an
fntereatlne
descriDtloh
of
the
events
at
the
competition
in
Montreal
in
which
a
number
of
Bis-1
fty
rnwj
participated.
The
local
marksman
also
voiced
appreciation
for
the
reception
which
had
been
accorded
htm
when
he
arrived
on
the
train
Sunday
afternoon
from
the
East.
a
.
,
a
.
.
ietesrams
wnicn
nad
been
ex
changed
between
Mayor
"Orme
and
Mr.
Brass,
after
the
latter
had
won
the
shoot
at
Montreal,
were
pre
sented
to
the
council.
Old
Country
Soccer
MONDAY'S
RESULTS
English
League
first
Division:
West
Bromwlch
1.
Manchester
City
1.
English
League
Second
Division:
Bury
7,
Barnaley
1.
Millwall
2,
Leeds
United
3.
Oldham
5.
Notts
County
2.
Tottenham
5,
Southampton
2.
Wolverhampton
3,
Bradford
City
1
Scottish
League
First
Division:
Clyde
l,
FalStk
0.
Archie
Watt,
divisional
master
mechanic.
Canadian
National
Rail
ways,
Prince
George,
arrived
in
the
city
from
the
Interior
on
this
afternoon's
train
and
will
tefurn
to
Prince
Oeorge
tomorrow
morning.
AS
THE
PYRAMIDS
can't
make
fThlteSral
leer
any
bettr
Imt
ve
can
and
do
keep
it
jut
at
good
Each
time
you
drink
it
you
enjoy
the
aame
lull,
intllow
flavor
and
Inrirnr.
'
.
....
.
-o
aunjr
airengin
mat
turned
on
uic
unii
iimo
you
tanteil
it.
l,i.
.
i
2.
1
-
I
'
,
.
.
i
Uniformity
only
achieved
by
the
mot
rrunuloua
care
in
.flection
of
intrrdienta
inprd
ienta
the
Ions
nnerienrtt
and
nfin.i.V
mon
oi
our
expert
Mali
ol
lirewera
that
erry
brew
of
Whiir
Sral
llerr
The
many
frirnda
ITiite
Seal
making
hintiCr
all
the
care
Ve
and
bv
Buprn
to
are
it
identical
peer
la
w
m
wh
Order
a
Carton
fod-tv
on
sals
In
Venrlots'
Shops
in
the
Convenient
Container.
The
aval
iwaiiii
Kiewel
Brewing
Co.
tt,l.
St
Boniface.
Man.
1121-K
1
a
iaye
von,
incraignsn
speeaDoat
iouj
lauwuy
auiau-uure
suiau-uuic
racer
from
winning
the
Harms-jshobtlhg
championship
6f
Cahada.
worth
Trophy
at
Detroit,
in
an-
at
Montreal
recently-
when,
at
last
wer
to
a
feeler
fWfh
the
Sdndav
i
hhl'
councl1
mating,
Mr;
Bra
Chronicle.
hU
totfm
t.nt
wtrold
glWly
ftfeV
Don
in
Ehir
land
If
sttlsfacsesy
arrangements
cduld
be
made.
HAMILTON
OnWSepL15:
Kaye
Don,
British
speedboat
race,
told
heie
that
Oar
Wood,
the
American
rater,
had
expressed
his
willingness
td
race
htm
in
England,
ta'ld
Aiati
he
was
willing
to
meet
Wood
any
time
anywhere.
Big
League
Scores
National
Lea
rue
Philadelphia
5,
3;
St.
Lottls
13,
10.
American
League
Chicago
8,
Boston
12.
Cleveland
6,
7;
Philadelphia
2,
9.
St.
Louis
3,
Washington
6.
Detroit
1,
New
York
2.
Baseball
Standings
National
League
Won
Los
t
Pet.
St.
Louis
94
49
.657
New
York
.
84
59
.587
Chicago
76
68
328
Brooklyn
74
68
321
Pittsburgh
e9
72
.489
Boaton
61
81
.430
Philadelphia
60
84
.417
Cincinnati
53.
90
371
American
Leajue
Philadelphia
96
43
.695
Washington
85
55
.607
New
York
83
5T
.593
Cleveland
71
67
314
St
Louis
58
82
.414
Detroit
57
85
,401
Chicago
&
85
.393
Boston
..!
S3
86
381
MIXED
DOUBLES
FINAL
DEFERRED
TO
WEEK-END
Playing
of
the
f
Inaf
In
the
mixed
doubles
bf
the
city
tennis
champT6H-shlp
tournament
hat
been
deferred
until
the
end
of
the
week.
The
finalist
In
this
event
are:
Mrs,
S.
P.
McMordle
and
W.
L.
Stamford,
v.
Mia
Betty
Bdgcumbe
and
William
B.
Tobey.
i
Thit
advertisement
h
notjmllished
or
displayed
by
the
Manor
Control
Board
or
by
the
government
of
British
Columbia.
News
and
Views
of
the
Sport
World
.
'
..
,
...
.
ir
-
1
1
rf
m
rtr-i
-
l
i
lit
-
r
-
t'
ri
n
V
m'
'
Past
Play
to
,
Alatai
first
baseman
of
Chicago
junior
American
Legion
team
about
to
e
laggrd
at
home
plat?
by
Higby,
Columbia,
S.C.
pitcher,
duting
recent
game
at
Houiton,
Texas,
in
which
Chicago
won
NATIONS
LEAGUE.
Terrace
Boy
Wins
First
Prize
for
Fair
Paper
fFirst
prize
paper
at
Terrace
Fair
submitted
by
John
A.
Smith.
Grade
XII.,
High
-
School
Terrace.)
.
QnKi
aav
itriM
H
"
1
-i.
it
.
wuti,.
wajrs
ui
w
1
11c
11
me
;
LMk'gdeiif
Nations
may
be
Strength-
i
The
Essay
1
onocKea
Dy
tne
irientiumesa
nf
the
world
War,
the
principal
ha
-
lions
01
the
world
planned
to
form
'
some
societv
for
h
nmtrmtinn
nrl
the
repetition
of
this
great
disaster.
ii
was
thus
that
the
League
of
Na
tions
was
formed
The
alms
of
the
League
are
the
preventlon
of
war,
and
it
sponsors
any
oiner
service
mat
wui
benefit
mankind,
such
as
the
suppression
of
the
drug
traffic,
Investigation
of
labor
Conditions,
prevention
of
epl
-
aemlc
aha
many
other
objects.
While
the
League
has
accom-
plished
many
great
services
to
mati-
kind,
there
are
some
points
that
w
uvinv
wuiMl
UWly
are
AID
"
undoubtedly
weaknesses
and
several
althr
others
which
.VilK
AVa
are
A
at
iaar
least
dlsDiltabie
UnniitnUlA
Possibly
the
greatest
weakness
la
the
eelf
exclusion
of
the
United
State
and
Russia
from
the
membership
of
the
League.
Without
the
co-operation
of
these
countries
the
possibilities
of
advancement
In
MtiahnmAM
..v..
v.
I
uMMiiuBiiKiib
aim
uuici
uiajur
qun-
'
.tons
are
destroyed
as
far
as
the
League
1
concerned.
It
Is
also
a
hindrance
tn
mrhhe
inmtvk
as"
friendly
relative
between
both
these
bodle
(the
League
and
ndn-
m
em
hot-Hi
hmiltn
nf
tka
.
ilaihln
.
l
l
'
v.
.
,
.
v.
,
.
v
.
bwsimtK
ii
ujjiiuoiio
are
proniDitea.
Many
ioiuiia,
numct,
ioii-aiuiii-of
of
the
the
possible
possible
Improvements
Improvements
In
In
the
the
can
can
Bf'tteh
BrlttohEmplre.
Empire,
Union
union
of
of
Bivlet
Bivlet
League
may
be
assured
only
ty
theee
non-member
Joining.
One
of
the
means
of
strengthen-
lng
the
League
is
by
the
rather
startling
proposal
forwarded
by
France
for
all
nations
to
pool
their
armlmems
Ihto
ah
IhterrlatlBhal
army
and
naw.
Anothpr
ntm4.
tton
along
this
line
1,
that
the
League
of
Nations
form
a
-6rld-
I
wide
police
force.
Another
similar
,IrnproVfm5nl
Is
the
UmlUttBh
df
I
armaments
lrt
proportion
to
the
'
-v
IBANKERS
TO
MEET
Harrison
of
New
York
and
Norman
of
London
to
Have
Serrpf
i
,
.
,
,
Conclave
I
HAY.tPAY
.ont
it-
n..-.
it
'Warrlson
of
the
Federal
p.r.
IBank.
Jew
Vnrlr
onrl
nwAMM
-
...
a
m
a
-
Aioniagye
norman
01
tne
Dank
o'
Eneland
are
to
mt
In
At-a
mm.
...
w
uwviiia,
tiaUCVTUlU
to
report
here.
!fj
rr
.
nailflV
rPmin
tr.trJ
O
.
u
Enjoys
Flight,
Known
Alice
Arm
Old
Flies!
.
4q
Anyox
Wedding
j
I
ANYoX,
Sept.
15.
The
seaplane
"Pintail"
of
Canadian
Western
Air-
175
Co..'
Ltd.,
arrived
in
Anyoxi
Urftm
Alice
Attn
early
on
Wednesday
;
'afternoon
of
Iat
week.
It
was
.
piloted
by
A.
Cheeseman
and
Bill
Faulkner
was
mechanic.
nu
Ml(.vaiaitV
They
A
IIC
were
WTiC
accompanied
by
MU
Alice
Kergln
of
,
Alice
A1iA
Arm,
A
rA
who
r
experienced
bU&
J.i..U
ft.
her
t
first
flight
in
the
air.
All
three
remained
for
the
wedding
oi
Cllffftrd
Cameron
and
Mlas
Darts
Carter,
departing
the
next
morning.
lnfrJeetlnn
nf
nmMlnktiU
Tttm
i
'
natural'y
breed
suspicion
In
inter-
natlona'
affair.
It
would
be
a!
I
decided
Imnrovement
if
all
aunt
ment
acts
'ere
made
knowh
to
all
nations
concerned.
'of
If
the
wdrld
were
divided
into
flu
A
rfl!!,,
HAMi.tM
T1.U
A
...
Rcpiubllcs.
Part-Asiatic
Uhlon
and
tne
United
States
of
Europe,
world
feoverhmental
affairs
could
be
much
'.
more
efficiently
pidmlnutered.
Each
of
tne9e
ate
would
control
in
-
,
trnttl
questlns,
but
UiternaMorml
concerns
would
be
attended
to
Tjy
the
League
of
Nillotos.
i
The
rmnds
of
thousand,
of
pcohle
"ave
been
bofeoned
against
the
"f
by
attacks
sueh
a.
those
a
cheu
by
L6rd
Beavefbidok
there
should
be
m6
effl-
i
defehslve
war
ahd
the
problem
of
.
8.ntlng
a
hearing
to
a
minority,
these
afe
the
main
ouestlons.
anH
ome
of
stlggbstldhs
offered
to
'rnprdVfe
the
League
In
Its
noble
task,
A,ready
tlio
Leafcue
has
done
good
woik.
its-
work
Will
be
enhanced
actual
need.
This
hai
been
prac-
ytem
fbr
the
investigation
tiaed
more
or
less
successfully
dtir-
o'
these
and
elmllar
attacks
and
thb
ing
the
last
few
years.
I
suppression
of
stith
untruths,
the
Important
Requirement
obJecU
and
work
of
the
League
One
Important
rbquiretneht
of
the
hduia
folm
art
of
the
education
t
League
Is
brtJad-htlnded
men
df
oI
the
people
and
conscquenlly
wide
experience
to
serve
In
all
It
tneM
attacks
would
have
no
effect
rlepaltmenti.
This
shotild
be""n
tne
League
of
Nations.
especially
true
In
regard
t6
thej
Among
the
problems
causing
composition
bf
the
panel
of
the
Krea
difference
of
opinion
are
the
Permanent
Court
of
International
Questions
of
international
Currency,
Juitlte,
for
It
Is
by
the
decision
of
01
laH"
redUctlois,
League
inter-
this
court
that
most
nennin
4ilirt.
fertn.e
of
war
debts,
koine
Intri
a
the
League.
'
The
bwposal
that
the
Covenant
of
the
League
should
be
reviwrt
th
cdufdfm
with
the
kelldjg
Peacfe
-
Pact
har
recrjved
conrlderablc
at-
tentlbn.
As
the
Covenant
now
lies,
war
is
optional,
while
Drnctiwiiiv
at
Home
Plate
I
all
the
nations
have
renounced
war
Ifeatly
if
these
improvements
are
I
by
the
Peace,
Pdct.
.carried
out.
)
in
following
the
present
bonstltu-l
"
i
tlon
a
unanimous
decision
is
re-
Wilfred
BWhgtr,
soh
of
Archi-I
quired
before
any
legislation
Is
'bishop
i.
o
Strlpger
of
Rupert's
iprssed.
There
is
considerable
dlf-
Land
and
Mrs.
Stringer,
was
a
ference
of
oprnion
oh
this
point.,
passenger
aboard
the-ss
PrlhPeh.
;many
maintaining
that
a
majority
Louise
yesterday
afternoon
aiin
'
jnote
is
surflcieht
through
Vancouver
o
wh.
nce
he
j
At
present
there
U
no
efficient
will
proceed
to
join
hu
parenu,
LOCAL
UNIT
IS
WINNER
.
i.
i
Defeated
H..M.C.B.
Skeena
by
Six
teen
Points
in
Rifle
Shooting
Last
Night
The
local
unit
of
'the
Royal
Ce
nadlan
Naval
Voluhteer
Reserv.'
won
by
sixteen
points
last
night
over
H.M.CJ3.
Skeena
marksmen
in
a
rifle
shoot'
at
the
mlnlatutv
rang?
in
R.CN.VJt.
headquarters
.
The
team
seon4sted
of
eight
men
the
six
high
men
to
count.
Th-total
score
was
540
points
for
R.C'
N.V.R.
and
524
points
for
H.M.C.S
Bkeena.
LOCALS
WIN
i
BOAT
RACE
Outpulled
1IJM.C.S.
Skrena
Tester-I
dar
Final
Race
Next
Month
The
local
unit
of
the
Royal
Canadian
Naval
Volunteer
Reserve,
which
had
the
misfortune
to
lose
the
first
race
Sunday
on
account
of
an
oar
breaking
when
it
was
a
length
and
a
half
ahead,
took
the
measure
of
an
H.M.C.S.
Skeena
crew
yesterday
afternnnn
nhu
It
aimn
tk.
j
i.w
uic
'hler
race
by
half
a
length,
Th
final
race
will
be
nulled
IaU
i'n
October
when
II.M.OS.
Skeena
will
be
here
again.
On
that
occa-
ion
the
fiken
will
sntar
in..
v,i
era,
whUe
the
R.CN.VJL
will
iir.
decend
unon
th
Lhish
.
.
'
"
"w.a
MtUtulau
rr-i
1
.
.
.
winner
win
noa
for
one
year
the
Bum
Cun.
which
henceforth
Will
he
nillll
fnr
onnli.
r
-
jally
between
visiting
UM.CJB.
ships
and
the'tocar
onit
of
the
Rowal
Canadian
Naval
Volunteer
Reserve.
...
,
,
i
LOCAL
ITEMS
Bishop
E.
M.
Bunoz,
O.
M.
I.,
re-
turned
to
the
city
eg
thl
after-
noon
train
rrom
a
trip
to
Haieltoh
on
ecclesiastical
duties.
j-
H;
Milr,
CNJt..
baggagemaiter
"ere.
111
leave
on
tomofrov
morning's
train
for
Vancouver
whence
he
will
proceed
on
a
holiday
ip
to
California.
Pioneer
Resident
of
Vanderhoof
Is
Dead
in
Interior
VANDBRHOOF.
Sent
15.
The
.
death
occurred
last
Thursday
after
-
1
noon
.of
Henry
Calvin
Ludwig.
one
I
the
pioneer
reidents.Kf
this
..v..vt.
dlULlIM
VI
Villa
U13
dls
-
1
I
met,
Death
occurred
after
an
ill
-
ness
of
two,.years.
T"
The
funeral
iuneral
took
took
place
place
from
from
the
the
I
I
local
United
Church
on
Sunday
afternoon,
with
Rev.
R.
o.
Dunbar
officiating.
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Under
government
encourage
menu
the
cultivation
of
cotton
In
Spain
has
bwm
increased
from
8175
acre
In
1023
to
more
than
49,400
acre
this
year,
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PRESERVING
PEACHES
We
expect
a
large
shipment
bf
Dt'esehlng
peaches
to
arrive
Wednesday.
I'rkes
Rlchl.
Order
Now
The
season
Is
about
over.
Watts
Grotty
Phones:
55,
58
Qrtttinuous
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fir
ytvi
m
5oi
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"js
advertisement
is
hot
liquor
Control
Board
British
TERRACE
The
Terrace
Fair
was
held
on
Fflday
of
hut
wtk.
While
the
exhibits
were
not
as
numerous
as
in
orevious
Tears,
the
rcwtta
ami
fruit
showed
a
most
fiurtirlahl
growth
a
well
as
teatlfvlnr
te)
the
wonderful
agrictrttorai
pOstibHltle
of
this
valley.
J.
K.
Gordon
has
had
his
most
successful
year
In
apple
raising.
having
Had
an
abundant
crop.
and't
'
Tr
im
hlpr)ed
teveral
carloads
of
apples
already.
A
number
of
residents
of
LbkeUc
if"
!
p
inur
nomes
ior
tne
winter
and
are
m
thloylnt
the
beauties
of
tlfe
Lake
until
the
Inclement
weather
-ome.
Mrs.
John
Mcllae,
who
was
up
'I'tlgln
e.'.-hl..Hi.
In
the
FV
Fair.
.
tturned
to
Hrt.fe
Rupert
on
Friday
Mr.
Martin
McPhersoh
of
Likclse
Lake
was
the
auett
of
Mrs
Oeorm
Little
pnof
to
br
leavln?
for
Pince
Rupert
on
Sunday,
Terrace
.
-
in
aB,
enjoying
a
n
littlr
.It,.,.
build
WJ
VI-
lln8
boom
and
hammers
and
uw
can
be
heard
in
almost
even-dl'rec-
t,on-
ln-
Among
Among
buildings
brtildlngs
goin
golrwt
Up
Up
lare
a
picture
jhow
building
for
jFrtd
Bishop,
a
new
blacksmith
shop
ifor
Clair
Oiggey.
a
new
fr,i?tiy
of-
flee
and
a
blacksmith
shop
and
gr-
THE
MAN
WITH
THE
"HAIR-TRIGGER"
TEMPER
He
was
Irritable
at
the
office,
and
grouchy
at
home.
His
enemies
increased,
his
friends
becRm
fewer.
Then
one
day
M
ddctor
told
him
the
truth.
He
had
been
hatidicapped
by
constipation
for
years.
It
had
brought
headaches
and
constantly
irritating
ills
to
make
him
"touchy."
It
had
stolen
his
energy
and
good
nature.
His
doctor
suggested
eating
kcllotfg's
All-Bran
regularly.
And
In
k
few
days
he
was
a
chained
man,
cheery,
ambitious
and
on
the
road
to
sue-coa
and
happiness.
Constipation
Is
so
unneces.
wry.
It
can
be
overcome
so
easily,
so
pleasantly
by
eating
delicious
Kellogg's
All-Biun:
?-J,.e.,l,tht,u,
"y-to.eat
cereal,
taMespeonfuls
bf
Kellogg's
All-Bran
dally
are
guaranteed
to
prevent
and
If
your
puper
Uocs
not
CURABLE
dfldj
HUDSON'S
BAY
RUM
Highest
Possible
Quality-
An
eU
mdlow
Hltt.
rntmOk&X
UnJ
Wbiikr
.
Rum
in
public
Fin
for
two
ctatarui
.,
er
boughl
with
ib.
elvt
coBfidiict
bf
cui
back
of
both
j
reputation
211
yeart
old.
Dubllihed
or
disniared
i,
iU
or
by
the
Government
ColumbU.
ge
for
Oeorgf
lc'
I
to
his
large
trurk
-;
under
eover
for
t
off
fee
la
also
tx
in
'
The
Oeorge
Lit).-has
been
In'
cons'
-m'
summer,
is
closed
ci
'
for
repair.
Ben
Agar
rec:-pt!
'
touring
car
to
Mrs
w
i
Vanarsdol.
i
k
"
.
.youngsters
mve
.nop.
.
tn
ibdX.t
r
..
PEACHES
IN
TOM0RR0I
Will
Be
About
Last
f
!1
for
f
serving
Tunc
There
ha
been
;
"J
of
Okanagan
pead
idCL
IllttllVC'
Villi
nuiiii;-
oarloads
havinu
i
Vat-
couver.
Thteexpir
.
thl
thl
year
year
of
B
i
:
TeachH
and
thr
1
Washlngtoi
ton
pit
.:..)
will
arrive
t
tonion
about
the
last
of
relieve
both
temporary
"
eurring
constipation
lllll-
born
cases,
wrve
An
1
with
each
meal.
Use
this
natural
nf'1'
avoid
the
dangers
of
'
forming
pills
and
dnit
It
RAN
also
supplies
ir.'n.
"
builds
Up
the
blood.
Serve
All-Diun
or
cream,
With
fruits
'
!
added.
Delicious
'
bined
with
cannpd
i"
1
IT.
a
In
hrvnltlnirlno.
Sul'l
1
grocers
in
the
faminai
and-green
nackajre.
packajre.
Kellogg
Ih
lit
IiOhdon,
Omar
fi6
All-Bran
arrive,
telephone
Uic
offW