PAGE
TOTE
vr
leer
Waterfront
Whiffs
Halibut
Landings
Qnite
Heavy
During
Past
Week
New
Aids
to
Navigation
at
Pacofi
Much
Fish
Landed
at
Seattle
Asur
Rock,
a
red
buoy
with
red,
EzE.1
on
the
oortheast
extreme
nl
Locke
thjsal.
a
white
beacon
on
the
past
eppoote
this
red
buoy,
a
red
tuoy
wKb
red
Hght
on
the
south
east
ledge
of
Locke
shoal,
a
fclicfc
fcooy
with
white
ft?tt
on
the
southwest
extreme
of
Locke
shoal
and
a
f
the
steamer
Prince
Cteries:
and
for
the
funeral
OLDEST
ON
NAAS
RIVER
red
spar
buoy
about
280
feet
north-1
Frank
Bolton,
Head
of
Naai
N'a-west
of
the
outer
end
of
the
wharf
i
ti.
Dies
at
Age
of
Ninety
OTer
90
years
of
age.
George
DaTidsoo.
chief
en?in-r
He
was
in
good
health
week
ago
when
he
XTTi
while
at
K
Quinamass
"
Ttr
-r
until
a
was
strkker.
at
"
m9
his
RTTPQ
CTTT
T
!
UUW
U
1
IJLiJLi
HAVE
HOPES
Broke
Erts
IVhh
Cincinnati
In
Doable-Header
While
Cabs
And
Cards
FIit
U
'
AH
0nt
'
CINCINNATI,
Ort
1:
-CP'
-One-and-a-half
games
still
ser
arates
the
leading
Chicago
Cubs
ts
.
the
National
League
Iron
the
With
quite
a
number
of
the
larger
vessels
of
the
Can-
J
second
place
Pittsburgh
Pirate
adian
fleet
landing
catches
prior
to
making
their
final
I10
a
char
trips
of
the
season
to
the
banks,
halibut
arrivals
at
Prince
ajL
'
.
.
.
-shea
lost
lira.
t
t
j
:
4i
.
a.
i
i
t
.
issnr
they
the
uperL
uuruig
me
past
wee
were
iainy
neavy
ai,
a
loiai
qq,
of
t
double-header
to
the
Of
715,500
pounds.
Of
the
week's
total
Of
landings
156,-
jcSncinnati
Reds
here
yesterday
bat
000
pounds
was
from
Canadian
vessels
and
559,500
from
i042
hack
to
uie
second
American.
This
brines
the
sea-
.and
slfll
remain
la
the
race.
The
son's
azzregate
landings
at
prinee?UjisJ1partotaned
2.K9SKO
pounds
at
'Cabs
were
lucky
to
paD
up
eren
Rupert
so
far
no
to
I2J08339
pounds
as
compared
with
12365.-350
pounds
at
a
correspondin
z
date
last
year.
The
Canadian
landings
so
far
this
year
amount
to
5,602.-
650
pounds
and
American
6.565,900
an
esamaiea
uxaj
Tarae
01
sugni-
nia
ine
St.
Locis
carcmals
too
ly
less
than
S259JB00.
The
total
rep-
had
been
leading
thera
S
to
I.
the
relented
139
trips
and
the
arerage
game
being
eaSed
at
the
end
of
prxe
was
ID'tc
per
pound.
Th-'tne
ninth
inning
on
account
o!
I
landings
at
Seattle
this
September
darkness
with
the
count
srrra-als
were
some
33L0O0
pounds
than
v,,r-
re,
t,
.
.
1
9
fiA"
1
41
I
9
pocnds
ars
azainsi
5J3iw
pouncst
yj-ut
m
uw
mjsc
mouuj
and
tZZTiXm
pounds
respectively
J1
a
hra
totl
TaJce
National
Learne
last
year.
Darin?
the
week
camel5
232j000.
The
price
average!
Pittsburg:
1-4:
Cincinnati.
7-2.
,
annoonrmrat
that
fishme
on
the!
this
September
was
34e
per
pound
Chicago,
7:
SC
Louis,
7
(caSei
banks
of
Area
No.
3
woold
be
per-
less
than
a
year
ago.
Yesterday
at
al
the
end
of
the
ninth
Inning
nissable
until
October
29
which
isjSeattle
only
four
small
catches
of
aount
of
darkness).
ten
days
later
than
last
year.
Prices
iahbat,
taken
taddenial
to
cod
Philadelphia
-New
York,
cancel
for
fish
held
steady
during
the'nsh1
w
landed,
the
total
be-led
00
account
of
rain
week
with
the
top
bid
of
the
weeka?
350
pounds
and
the
price!
American
Learae
for
Canadian
halibut
8ie
and
5e
ranting
from
10lic
to
19c
'
Si-
loais.
5-3.
CScago,
7-3
sec
naid
the
Gulrik
for
2Ij0O0
Dounds'
Tbre
were
no
haSbut
arrrrals
0011
ame
caEed
at
the
end
of
the
and
thr
w
Tc
anri
5c
r-irirf
h-r
at
Prince
RuDert
todaT
so
there
was
?ttht
inning
on
account
of
dark
the
Joe
Baker
for
2jOOO
pounds.
For
j
no
sale
at
the
fish
exchange.
American
fish
the
highest
price
of.
the
week
was
95c
and
6-;
naid
the
Th
Canadian
Fisheries
Assoc
Bonanza
for
24300
rounds
and
the'ation
1115
set
aaart
next
week
a
low
7c
and
5c
which
the
Argo
re-
Caliada"s
fish'week
for
1333.
ceiTed
for
29,000
pounds.
Sereral
cf
the
Prince
Rupert
halibut
Tes
te
Is
hare
been
continuing
cod
fish
ing
in
Area
No.
2,
bringing
in
smaU
amounts
of
halibut
incidental
thereto.
.
On
her
way
from
Queen
Charlotte
Wtnd
krzzbiz
camps
to
the
PcwsB
Ri"T
jofl!
with
a
tow
of
fcr-
"
'-f;
at
nBjains
Cot
th
T-Tr-p
rwr
trr
St
Taith
Tar
to
-rt
-;ifay
nrsming
for.
fuel
and
supplies.
I
The
Indian
Drnartmrat
miwr
I
Washington
-
Boston,
postponed
cn
account
of
rain.
Naskeena.
after
an
absence
from
port
of
two
weeks
taking
Capt,
Gerald
H.
Barry
of
Vjctorti.
i-w-t
?
of
Indian
schools
to
Kitt?nat-
...
Hartiey
Bay
and
other
xfBsxx.aTZ
down
the
coast,
returned
to
port
rrz
cn
Thursday
night
of
this
week.
ancnnaU
Baseball
Standings
Laclvdror
Testertiay
Sewes
NatMiiaL
Boston
CPJL
stonier
Princess
LouiseJst.
Loais
'
Capt.
&
K.
Gray,
is
due
in
pert
Brooklyn
at
9
n'rVirV
tcmorrm
r-Jn"-fn-
m-.,,,,
iiuiuiiun
CTneland
D-trott
Washington
Chicago
t
Louis
Philadelphia,
W
I
Iron:
the
south
and
wiH
saE
an
American
Leaeoe
jhour
or
so
later
for
Skagway
and
New
York
white
buoy
with
red
Bzht
on'
othr
Alajkin
pcints.
Btoa
Jl
-83
.93.
7
S5
82
73
52
53
52
L
1
52
67
63
77
73
9
79
J67
83
45
103
Lutheran
Ladies'
hare
been
placed
In
Sehryn
Inlet,i
iAiJ
T
C
Queen
Charlotte
Tiiar-f
to
mark)
occured
on
Tharsdaj
'
tlX
111
UcSSlOU
the
channel
leading
to
the
wharf
l:
Kincohth
of
Frank
Bolter,
!
at
Pacoa
it
is
announced.
Tfcere,'Tliakhat.
head
chief
of
tht'In
aais
to
narigation
win
be
main-
inc
ol
he
Nishga
nation
talsed
by
the
British
Corumbia
Decca-5d
the
oldest
hring
na-
Packers.
ttre
on
the
Naas
Rixer,
being
wenl
.51
60
64
m
74
81
95
Pet
S3
Ml
341
313
4
4M
301
395
-57
Ml
.Of
.347
Gadron
Hansen
is
Holder
Of
Lceky
RafHe
Tkket
For
Ftsh
Cake
Dinner
Baffle
FoDowing
a
regular
meetinz
of
the
Ladies
Aid
of
St
Pauls
Luth-
'eran
Church
at
the
home
nf
ir
'
'
-
ia
-
assirani
engineers.
K.
P.
WHEams.
.
fv,F
L.
Peterson
Thnrsrfa
F.
C.
Salter
and
R.
F
C
Baldrr
,rfTe
ne
VTa"
"7
to
mo
drawinz
took
,
saaed
ThursdaT
nlsht
m
th:"
lic
"-o
ior
at-
ivhirh
h.w
.u.
.
night
raffl
roivn
ftnm
CTans.
th
..
w
uuorun
huismi
tm
o
,t
Prince
Charks
has
been
tied
up
in
tdryfdock
here
f3r
the
winter.
"of
Pillowslips
and
linen
,
scarf
Re-
Boi
Twt,w...
ton's
death
,v,
remoTes
or
nf
.
.
the
real
old
timers,
he
bein
tV
K
and
an
en"
.-wv...
remaining
man
who
yean
T
""
6pOTl.
.
arrlnaVlOo-ckSule
to
SIIS
day
night
and.
after
dg'ohfr
f
"
--
-
'
-"..RUMli
Ac
.
.
.
.
.
v
v
.gun
cc
xwoaiUu
k'vcu
tuu
siancs,
to
Klncolith
Isr
transshipment
east
orer
Can-i
first
Christian
Tillage.
ailin
National
Railways,
sailed
at
I
A
04117
of
ftIloT
tribesmen
were
5
o'clock.
yeJlerday
Seattle.
morning
for
in
town
yesterday
getting
supplies
JOLS
LONDON
SCOTS
and
feast
whUhiufu
,,vl
'
.
."
.
i
will
win
be
be
an
elaborate
affair
HU
U,
,
V
ocwusn
tn-
iFandson.
R.
s"SS
ofSt
cifeJ
SfT
this'
n.u.11
uauuii
wi
locar
atard
th
r,tv..i
...
Halibut
landings
at
the
port
of
patrol
boat
Metra
to
be
abiT'
lt
to
"P1
Scot
Seattle
for
the
month
of
September!
attend
the
funeral
on
Monday
1
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Man
in
the
Moon
Next
week
is
parent
-
teachei
week
and
afeo
fish
seek.
Endeatl)
;
the
fishing
firTwtrj
will
be
asi-i
ins
parents
aad
teachers
to
bep;
secure
the
rnninnfinn
ot
fish
Jake
sajs
he
sorae
thtaj
fishy
htBaSfeo.
thinks
there
aboot
the
Office
Bar
low
writ
came
ir.
to
tttmU
Bocmtng.
sir.
bo.
I
knewyywice
basy
so
I
swaged
to
set
her
oat
of
the
office
Bass
Hzsxa!
Where
did
you
ge'
thai
mrrri
nnai
i
Sale&sas
This
fire-nghUng
ap-paratas
wM
be
in
use
in
54
yean
ue
Qderty
Bai
59
years
'ime
I
shal
ami
be
here.
SiPnaan
inlwmdersiandmg
Bat
madam,
k
is
so
hcht
and
corieuttm
y5f
amid
carry
it
any
where
you
go.
If
B
men
were
hke
Wlffian
HsrwMa.
of
Ltsich.
34assadmK-
'Hts,
manufastarers
of
steeping
for
Hrtwtti's
ear
ran
off
the
"Gosh!
Tra
a
snood
steeper
was
al
Hartwitz
faidL
The
same
was
Terr
one-sided
Jati
after
half-time
the
captain
f
the
kMeng
team
approached
the
referee.
"I
say,
can
we
hare
an
other
tnUT"
"Wht-do
yoa
want
another
ban
for?"
the
astonished
referee
asked.
Wea."
grumbled
the
captain
those
chaos
waat
that
one
al
to
heraserres."
A5
she
entered
the
fahkiaaHr
niBinert
-shop
the
manageress
eooed
forward
to
serre
her.
2JK30
hat
"Yes.
madam."
Tif
onned
her.
this
afternoon."
from
Paris."
the
manageress
"Good."
the
airl
exclaimed,
as
he
remTed
her
hat.
"I
wish
to
try
them
on."
Briggs:
-Yoa-re
looking
btee,
boy
What's
wron??"
Thompson:
"Oh
ray
wife
Reach
the
raust
people
in
IfjSHAP
iPOWDER
Iks
BtV
mikor
fmoul
WMW
BURTON"
type
ALE
'
""
ML
KR
5PKI.NQ
STOCT
CaaadUn
1t
that
it
and
matartxl
to
a
rfcre
p-rrfrt-llon
la
oat
of
the
mnt
aJTB
brewrriea
on
lt
Pari
fie
CoatU
Try
5am
Today
1
umeJt,
ottmlntter
Bnwtry
LImltni
gtAs
4
ecxnxi
U
.W
-AJM
SAJB4.
ANDREW
PIES
Order
Your
Chicken
Pies
Now
for
Tbanksriring
A
Hot
Time
I
IVhat
You
Want
This
Winter
Too
can
get
it
by
using
our
famous
Edson,
Bulkley
Valley
r
Nanaimo.
Wellington
coaL
PRINCE
RUPERT
FEED
CO.
Phones
58
or
5S8
Holland
Bulbs
Tulips,
Narcissus,
Daffs.
Get
1
Yocr
Early
Forcing
Bulbs
Now
for
Xmas
Bloom
i
W.
GAIR
L
norbt
THIRD
AVE.
hasV
gone
into
hospital,
ray
son
tot
his
Job
yesterday,
ray
daughter
hat
mumps,
cook
has
left
as
and
to
crown
it
all
Jenkins
beat
me
5
and
and
district
with
an
advertisement
in
the
Daily
News.
CALCUTTA
ARRIVALS
3&
I
1
I
Warren
Pershing
son
of
General
John
Pershing,
commande
of
the
American
expeditionary
forces
dunng
the
World
War.
Is
too,
raowea
aorrn
m
ieet
Oi
iear
i
0.
hts
brtd.
unus
uiu
ime
ceaK
Msriel'
rosts
and
crashed
against
a
teie-l
grarh
poie
Hartwttz
stesft
thrwrh
it
alL
A
castas
motorist
woke
him
op
5
Be
Sure
To
Visit
!
.
the
formtr
Richards
of
New
York.
dtseoiharking
from
an
Imperial
Airway
flying
boat
on
their
arrival
at
Calcnttv
India.
They
are
travelling
around
the
world
on
their
honeymoon,
using
aircraft
wherrer
possible.
Prairie
Weather
Is
Very
Mild
First
Year
in
Twenty
That
Alberta
Has
Had
No
Frost
in
September
EDMONTON.
Oct
1:
CP
t
This
was
the
first
September
In
the
last
twenty
years
that
no
frost
was
ex-
I
see
by
yoar
adrertisements.N
J
the
Prince
of
Al-
-that
111
iasxaioon
tne
prerious
the
girl
said,
yov
bare
re-'0"-
Hies
oaie
xor
me
ion
frost
01
the
fan
was
September
23
to
19201
ALMER'S
Coffee
Shoppe
Corner
THIRD
and
SIXTU
.?
The
Brightest
and
Most
up
to
City
I
J.
the
Minute
Eating
Place
in
ranee
Rupert
Open
7
ajn.
to
2
a.m.
WAW.'.W.V.VWAVi'WJW
PRINCE
RUPERT
DRY
DOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
a
Set
Mlafaag
Mahlary.
OniittM.
THE
SEAL
QUALITY
GOLD
SEAL
Fancy
Red
Sockeye.
PINK
SEAL
Finest
Pink
Salmon
Packed
by
the
unly
salmon
canning
company
with
an
all
the
year
rcj&d
payroll
la
Prince
Eapert
Civil
Case
To
Prince
George
Taking
of
Eridrare
in
Kyle-Jamie-son
Damage
Action
WU1
Be
Completed
There
i
The
only
einl
case
at
the
fall
session
of
the
Supreme
Court
As-siK-s
here,
that
in
Which
W
J
Kyle,
telegraph
operator
at
Mc
Bride
was
suing
Thomas
Jamie-son
McBride
hotel
proprietor.
lot
$5000
damages
arising
out
of
ar
assault
at
McBrtde
on
May
2t
which
defendant
admitted,
wa
'adjourned
to
Prince
George
for
:
further
eridence
after
the
bulk
of
the
testimony
had
been
beard
by
Mr
Justice
H.
B.
Robertson
yesterday
afternoon.
After
the
en-dence.
has
been
completed,
there
will
be
a
written
argument.
J.
T.
.HarTey
is
counsel
for
Kyle
and
J.
jO
Wilson
of
Prince
George
for
iJamieson.
RADIO
SHOW
19
Is
Now
On
Electric
and
Nine
Battery
Models
Priced
from
$29.95
to
$307.00
111
I
RAILWAY
I
UStS
To
MST
TLMES
Z
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T0XlCh
This
is
.
Contest
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y
flKt'BBM
mat
oaaaar
aar
jibi.ii
At?a-
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r
,
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that
you
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in
it
your
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both
in
price
and
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Don't
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When
You
Put
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Into
a
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R-C-A.
Victor
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400
men
the
year
around
d
reserci
work.
They
do
the
experimenting.
When
you
inrest
..1
12
RCA
Victor
radio
you
absolutely
know
that
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